Control wiring
Wiring for control circuits, sensors and interlocks between equipment and control panels.
Controls
Control wiring that keeps equipment talking to each other correctly.
Control wiring, motor controls, relays, contactors and equipment-interface work for industrial and facility equipment — installed and troubleshot by electricians who read the schematic, not just the nameplate.
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Installation and troubleshooting of motor starters, VFDs and other motor control equipment.
Relays & contactors
Installation, replacement and troubleshooting of relays and contactors in control and power circuits.
Equipment interfacing
Wiring new or replacement equipment into existing control systems and panels.
Control panel modifications
Adding, removing or rewiring components inside existing control panels as equipment or processes change.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between power wiring and control wiring?
Power wiring carries the current that runs equipment. Control wiring carries the low-voltage signals — from switches, sensors, relays and contactors — that tell the equipment when and how to run.
Can you work on existing control panels, or only new installs?
Both — most of our controls work is modifying, troubleshooting, or adding to existing panels as equipment or processes change, not just new installations.
Do you work on motor controls?
Yes — motor controls, relays, and contactors are a regular part of our industrial controls work.