Panel & feeder installation
New panels and feeders sized for current loads and planned growth.
Distribution
Power distribution built for facilities that can't afford downtime.
Panels, feeders, disconnects and equipment circuits sized and installed for industrial facilities — planned around how the plant actually operates, not just what's easiest to install.
Discuss an Industrial Project →Disconnects & safety switches
Equipment and machine disconnects installed to code and positioned for safe, practical access.
Equipment circuits
Circuits run and terminated for production and facility equipment, coordinated with your operations schedule.
Capacity planning
Assessing existing distribution capacity before adding equipment or expanding a line.
Scheduled around operations
Distribution work planned around shift schedules and production windows to minimize downtime.
Frequently asked questions
What does industrial power distribution include?
Panels, feeders, disconnects, and the equipment circuits that carry power from your service to individual machines and systems throughout a facility.
Can distribution work be done without shutting down the whole facility?
In most cases, yes — work is scheduled and sectioned around your shift and production schedule to keep as much of the facility running as possible.
How do I know if my facility needs a distribution upgrade?
Signs include voltage drop at equipment, breakers sized too close to their load, or running out of capacity for new equipment. A capacity assessment gives you a clear answer.