Commercial electrical work runs on different pressures than residential: a landlord deadline, an inspection date, a tenant who cannot open until the power is on. We schedule around your operation rather than the other way round.
Work is performed under NJ Electrical Contractor Bus. Permit #34EB01810700, out of our Hazlet and Bridgewater offices. We pull the permits, keep the process seamless, and make sure the job gets done right.
Commercial Electrical Work We Handle
Tenant Fit-Outs
New retail, office and restaurant spaces — panels, distribution, lighting, outlets and dedicated circuits for equipment, coordinated with the landlord and the inspector.
Three-Phase Service and Distribution
Service upgrades, panels and sub-panels on three-phase systems, plus disconnects and feeders for rooftop and process equipment.
Commercial Lighting and Retrofits
LED retrofits, high-bay lighting, emergency and exit lighting, and the controls that go with them. Lighting is usually the fastest payback on the building.
Code Corrections and Violations
When an inspector or insurer writes you up, we price the correction, do the work, and pull the permit to close it out.
What Drives Commercial Electrical Pricing
Commercial work is priced by scope and schedule. Doing the same job after hours or in phases so the business stays open costs more than doing it in one shot on an empty floor, and we will lay out both.
OCCUPIED OR EMPTY SPACE
Working around a trading business, in phases or after hours, is slower than an empty fit-out. That is a scheduling decision with a price attached.
SINGLE OR THREE PHASE
Three-phase distribution, larger feeders and heavier equipment change both material cost and the labor involved.
LANDLORD AND INSPECTOR COORDINATION
Fit-outs usually involve a landlord’s requirements as well as the township’s. Getting both aligned early is what keeps an opening date.
EQUIPMENT LOADS
Kitchens, compressors, rooftop units and process equipment each need correctly sized dedicated circuits and disconnects, not a shared feed.
DOCUMENTATION
Commercial work generates permits, inspections and sometimes as-built information. We hand it over rather than leaving you to chase it.
Commercial Equipment We Install
We install standard commercial-grade distribution equipment that any qualified contractor can service and extend later, which matters when a tenant changes in three years.
- Square D — Commercial electrical panels, panelboards and breakers.
- Eaton — Panelboards, disconnects and distribution equipment.
- Siemens — Distribution gear and breakers for three-phase installations.
- Leviton — Commercial-grade outlets, switches and weatherproof devices.
How a Commercial Job Runs
WALKTHROUGH AND SCOPE
We walk the space with you, confirm what the equipment actually needs and identify what the landlord and inspector will require.
WRITTEN SCOPE AND SCHEDULE
You get scope, price and a schedule that says when power is off and for how long, so you can plan around it.
THE WORK, PHASED IF NEEDED
After hours or in phases where the business has to keep trading. Our own licensed crews, not a rotating cast of subcontractors.
INSPECTION AND HANDOVER
Permits closed, inspection met, and documentation handed over so your next contractor is not starting from scratch.
What Our Customers Say
Verified Google reviews from homeowners and businesses across Central New Jersey.
Where We Do Commercial Work
We do this work across Monmouth, Middlesex, Somerset, Union, Morris and Essex counties. Every town is listed on our service areas page.
Commercial Electrical Questions, Answered
Do you work on three-phase systems?
Yes. Three-phase service upgrades, panelboards, distribution, disconnects and feeders for rooftop and process equipment are standard commercial work for us.
Can you work after hours so we stay open?
Yes, and for occupied spaces it is usually the right call. After-hours and phased work costs more than an empty-floor install, and we price both so you can decide.
How is commercial pricing different from residential?
It is scoped rather than rate-carded, because the schedule and the coordination are as much of the job as the wiring. You get a written scope and price before work starts.
Do you handle tenant fit-outs?
Yes — panels, distribution, lighting, receptacles and dedicated equipment circuits, coordinated with both the landlord’s requirements and the township inspector.
We were written up by an inspector. Can you fix it?
Yes. Bring us the notice, we will price the correction, do the work, and pull the permit to close it out. That is routine work for us.
Are you licensed and insured for commercial work?
Yes. We hold NJ Electrical Contractor Bus. Permit #34EB01810700 and carry full liability and workers compensation coverage. Certificates go to your landlord or GC on request.
Get a Commercial Quote
Send us the space, the equipment list and your deadline. We will come back with a scope, a price and a schedule you can plan around.
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