An electrical contractor that treats the schedule like part of the drawings.
Ray Delgado started Voltline in 2011 with one van. Fifteen years on, it is 34 electricians, our own crew on every job, and a first-pass inspection rate we publish.
How we got here.
Ray was a journeyman at a large Phoenix shop for eleven years. He liked the work and hated how the schedule was treated: something that happened to the electricians, never something they controlled. When he started Voltline, the rule was that the foreman owns the sequence, reads the whole drawing set, and calls the inspection the week the work is ready.
That rule is why GCs call us back. It is not glamorous. It is a foreman with the mechanical sheets in the truck, submittals out in five days, and a rough-in that does not need a second visit from the inspector.
No subs on our scope
Every electrician on a Voltline job is on our payroll. We train them, we know their work, and the crew that bids a job is the crew that builds it. On the rare occasion we need more hands than we have, we tell the GC before we bid, not after.
Where we are going
We have added an RCDD, a controls lead and a second estimator in the last three years. The plan is to stay a 30–50 person shop that GCs trust with the jobs where the inspection and the turnover date are both hard.
Four things you can hold us to.
The foreman owns the sequence
Layout from the whole set. Inspections called the week the work is ready.
Submittals in five days
Lead times on the table early so the schedule is honest.
Our own crew
Thirty-four electricians on payroll. The crew that bid it builds it.
As-builts at turnover
Redlines to CAD as we go. Delivered the week of final.
Who answers the phone.
Ray Delgado
Owner, Master Electrician
Ray pulled wire for eleven years before he bought a van and a license in 2011. He still walks every job before it is bid and signs off on every panel before it is energized. Journeyman since 1998, master since 2006.
Tanya Moore
Senior Project Manager
Fourteen years running commercial electrical projects; manages the TI and medical work.
Luis Ortega
General Superintendent
Master electrician. Runs field crews and inspections across all jobs.
Priya Natarajan, RCDD
Low-Voltage Lead
Designs and certifies every structured cabling job.
Send us the drawings.
Ray or a project manager replies the same business day with a date for the number.