Electrical Services
Commercial and industrial electrical contracting for Michigan facilities — design, installation, testing and long-term maintenance.
Power distribution & switchgear
Services, switchboards, panelboards, transformers, feeders, busway.
Standby & emergency power
Generators, ATS, load banking, NFPA 110 testing, fuel systems.
EV charging infrastructure
Level 2, DC fast charging, make-ready, fleet depots, multifamily.
Solar & battery storage
Rooftop and ground-mount PV, inverters, interconnection, storage.
Maintenance & testing
Infrared surveys, breaker testing, arc-flash studies, torque records.
Lighting & service work
LED retrofits, controls, exterior lighting, troubleshooting, repairs.
Capacity you can actually build on
Whether you are adding a production cell, converting a warehouse or replacing gear that has been in service since the 1970s, distribution work sets the ceiling for everything else in the building.
- Electrical service upgrades from 200A single-phase through 4000A three-phase
- Switchboards, switchgear, motor control centers and panelboard replacement
- Dry-type and pad-mount transformers, secondary feeders and busway
- Utility coordination, load calculations and short-circuit / coordination studies
- Temporary power and phased cutovers so the building never fully goes dark
- Selective coordination and arc-flash labeling to current standards
Shutdowns are the hard part of distribution work, and we plan them backwards from your production calendar. Most cutovers we perform happen overnight or across a weekend, with temporary feeds staged and tested before anything is de-energized.
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Power that starts when the grid stops
Michigan weather is hard on the grid. For hospitals, senior living, data rooms, cold storage and any facility with life-safety loads, standby power is not optional equipment — it is the last line of defense.
- Diesel and natural-gas generator sets from 20 kW to 2 MW
- Automatic and manual transfer switches, including closed-transition
- Concrete pads, fuel storage, exhaust routing and sound attenuation
- Resistive load bank testing and annual NFPA 110 documentation
- Remote monitoring and annunciator integration to your BMS
- Emergency generator rental coordination during outages or overhauls
We also take over neglected systems. If your generator has been exercising monthly but has never been load tested, we will tell you honestly what condition it is in and what it would take to make it dependable.
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Charging that fits the building you already have
The chargers are the easy part. The service capacity, the trenching, the utility application and the load management are what determine whether the project succeeds.
- Load studies to establish what your existing service can support
- Level 2 workplace, multifamily and destination charging
- DC fast charging for fleets, dealerships and public sites
- Make-ready infrastructure: conduit, pads, pedestals, bollards, striping
- Utility program and rebate applications handled on your behalf
- Networked charger commissioning, load management and driver access setup
Fleet depots get special attention: we size the installation around your overnight dwell time and duty cycle so you are not paying for capacity that sits idle, or discovering next winter that the fleet cannot finish charging before the first shift.
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Generation sized around your real load profile
We are electricians before we are solar installers, which means we start from your interval data and your distribution capacity rather than from a panel-count target.
- Rooftop, carport and ground-mount photovoltaic systems
- String and central inverter installation, rapid shutdown compliance
- Interconnection applications and net-metering paperwork
- Battery energy storage for peak shaving and resilience
- Structural and roofing coordination with your existing warranty holder
- Monitoring, production reporting and ongoing maintenance
We will also tell you when solar is the wrong answer. If your demand charges are driven by a fifteen-minute peak that happens at 6am in January, storage or a controls change may pay back faster than an array.
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Find the failure before it finds you
Most catastrophic electrical failures announce themselves months in advance as heat, vibration or a loose termination. A scheduled program catches them while they are still a maintenance line item.
- Infrared thermographic surveys with annotated written reports
- Circuit breaker testing, cleaning, lubrication and primary injection
- Torque verification and re-termination on bus and lug connections
- Grounding and bonding verification, ground-fault system testing
- Arc-flash hazard analysis and equipment labeling
- Panel schedule correction and as-built drawing updates
Programs run annually or semi-annually depending on your equipment age, environment and insurance requirements. Contract clients get priority dispatch and 24/7 emergency coverage at agreed rates.
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The everyday work that keeps buildings usable
Not every job is a capital project. A large share of our week is lighting, controls, receptacles, troubleshooting and the small repairs that keep a facility running.
- LED conversions for warehouses, offices, retail and parking areas
- Utility rebate paperwork prepared and submitted for you
- Occupancy sensing, daylight harvesting and lighting control systems
- Exterior, pole and site lighting including photometric layouts
- Circuit troubleshooting, nuisance tripping and power-quality investigation
- Tenant fit-outs, equipment hookups, data and low-voltage rough-in
Service calls are scheduled the same week in most cases, and contract clients can request a standing weekly visit for accumulated small items so you are not paying a trip charge every time a ballast fails.
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What a proposal from us contains
| Scope of work | Every task, room and circuit included, described in plain language. |
|---|---|
| Exclusions | What is explicitly not covered — patching, painting, roofing, fire alarm certification, etc. |
| Material list | Manufacturers and model numbers for major equipment, with alternates where lead times are long. |
| Labor | Estimated hours by classification, shift assumptions and any premium-time work. |
| Permits & inspections | Who pulls them, who pays for them, and which authority has jurisdiction. |
| Schedule | Start window, expected duration, shutdown requirements and dependencies on other trades. |
| Payment terms | Deposit if applicable, progress billing points, retainage and final payment terms. |
| Warranty | Labor warranty period and manufacturer warranty pass-through terms. |