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Tenant Improvements

Electrical build-outs that keep your project on schedule.

Lighting, receptacles, equipment circuits and full electrical build-outs for tenant improvement projects — coordinated with your general contractor and timeline so the electrical work isn't what holds up your opening date.

Lighting installation

New lighting layouts for retail, office and restaurant build-outs, from general lighting to accent and task lighting.

Receptacle & circuit layout

Power planned around how the space will actually be used — workstations, equipment, break rooms and more.

Equipment circuits

Dedicated circuits for kitchen equipment, office equipment, and other tenant-specific electrical loads.

GC coordination & scheduling

Electrical work scheduled and sequenced with your general contractor and other trades to keep the project moving.

Code-compliant build-outs

Permitted, inspected electrical work for new leases, renovations and space reconfigurations.

Frequently asked questions

What's included in a commercial tenant improvement electrical scope?

Typically lighting, receptacles, equipment circuits, and any panel or service work needed to support the new space, scoped around your lease terms and how the space will be used.

Who coordinates tenant improvement electrical work with the general contractor?

We work directly with your GC and other trades to sequence electrical work around framing, drywall, and inspections so it doesn't become the item holding up your open date.

Does tenant improvement electrical work require permits?

Yes — tenant improvement electrical work is permitted and inspected like any other commercial electrical project. We handle the permitting as part of the job.

Get the electrical scope handled before it becomes the bottleneck.