Electrical that passes inspection the first time and turns over on the date.
Thirty-four electricians, our own crew, no subs. Tenant improvements, 400A to 4000A service upgrades, data and low-voltage, controls and lighting retrofits for GCs and property managers across the East Valley.
Four things we do. Each one with the same crew that bid it.
We stay inside commercial and industrial work because that is where the drawings are, the inspections are strict, and the schedule is the whole job.
Tenant improvements
Office, medical, retail and restaurant TI from demo to final, coordinated with the GC schedule.
How we do itService upgrades
400A to 4000A service and switchgear upgrades, utility coordination, planned shutdowns.
How we do itData and low voltage
Structured cabling, fiber, access control and AV pathways, certified and documented.
How we do itLighting and controls
LED retrofits, controls, title 24-style compliance and utility rebate paperwork.
How we do itWhat a GC actually gets from us.
Not promises. Habits, and the paperwork to prove them.
Rough-in inspections pass first time
97% first-pass on rough and final over the last three years, tracked per job. The 3% are documented with what we changed.
Submittals in five working days
Gear, fixtures, and panel schedules submitted within five days of award, with lead times flagged so the schedule is honest early.
A foreman who reads the whole set
Every foreman carries the architectural and mechanical sheets, not just the E-series. Conflicts get caught at layout, not at drywall.
As-builts the week we turn over
Redlines go to CAD as we go. Owners get a marked set and panel directories the week of final, not a month later.
Six recent projects, with the numbers.
Size, service, what we did, and who it was for. References for each are in the capabilities packet.
Rio Salado Medical Suites
Medical TI · 18,400 sq ft · 2025
See the project
Price Corridor Switchgear Upgrade
Service upgrade · 800A to 2500A · 2025
See the project
Falcon Field Avionics Lab
Industrial TI · 26,000 sq ft · 2024
See the projectBased in Tempe. Working across the East Valley.
We list a city only where we have turned over a project. Each one below names the work.
Tempe
Our home base. Office and lab TI around the university and the Broadway corridor, and service upgrades for older buildings.
Chandler
Industrial and tech TI near the Price Corridor, 1200A+ service upgrades, warehouse lighting retrofits.
Mesa
Medical, aerospace-adjacent and retail TI, and a long list of lighting retrofits for property managers.
In their words.
“Submittals in a week, rough passed first time, and the foreman caught a duct conflict before we framed around it. That is the whole list.”
J. Hadley, Superintendent, Layton Construction“They managed the SRP case so I did not have to. Changeover was five and a half hours and nobody in the building noticed.”
M. Chen, Owner, Price Corridor office building“Every cable labeled, every link certified, reports in a folder. The first low-voltage job I have not had to redo part of.”
D. Okafor, IT Director, avionics manufacturerNotes for owners, PMs and GCs.
What we tell clients on the phone, written down: service upgrades, TI scheduling, lighting rebates and inspections.
How long does a commercial service upgrade really take?
The electrical work is a day. The utility, the gear and the shutdown plan are the schedule. Here is the honest timeline for 400A to 2500A.
What a GC should expect from the electrical sub on a tenant improvement
Five habits that separate the electrical subs who keep a TI on schedule from the ones who show up when the drywall is already hung.
Lighting retrofit rebates in the Valley: what SRP and APS actually pay
How utility rebates work on a commercial LED retrofit, why pre-approval matters, and what share of the project they have covered on our recent jobs.
Send us the drawings. We will tell you what it costs and when it is done.
Ray or a project manager replies the same business day with a date for the number.