Construction and maintenance electrical work for plants and facilities
Equipment power, motor control and troubleshooting for operations that cannot afford to sit idle, plus the construction scope when a line, building or process is added.
Industrial construction and maintenance
- Power and feeders for new equipment
- Motor starters and motor-control troubleshooting
- VFD installation and replacement
- MCC-related electrical work
- Troubleshooting on live facilities
- Panels, disconnects and switchgear work
- Planned shutdown and outage work
- Preventive electrical maintenance programs
- Equipment moves, re-feeds and decommissioning
- Plant lighting upgrades
Working in an operating plant
Find the actual fault first
On a live line, guessing is expensive. We trace the circuit and confirm what is failing before parts get swapped.
Work around production
Planned work is scheduled with your operations team, so outages happen when you choose rather than when the work happens to land.
Safety on energized equipment
Lockout and safe work practices on every job. If something cannot be done safely as asked, we tell you and propose how it can.
Clear about our limits
We do motor-control electrical work, not PLC programming or controls integration. When a job needs a controls specialist, we say so up front.
Send plans. Get a real answer.
- 01
Send the invitation
Email the invitation to bid with the project name, location and bid date. Plan room links are fine — so are attachments.
- 02
Include the documents
Plans, specifications, addenda, scope letters and any pre-bid requirements. Tell us which divisions you want us on.
- 03
We review and respond
We confirm receipt, tell you whether the project fits our current workload and geography, and follow up with questions.
Industrial
Equipment down, or a project coming up?
Call the office for a service call on a running plant. For new lines, expansions and planned shutdown work, send the scope to the bid inbox.