Complete electrical for coworking spaces, restaurants, health clinics, galleries and retail — from permit drawings through final inspection. We work under GCs and we hit their schedule.
Open-plan power and data, floor boxes, lighting control, conference AV rough-in, and the outlet count that always changes after layout review.
Equipment connections, hood and exhaust interlocks, dedicated circuits, GFCI in wet areas, and the coordination with mechanical that decides the schedule.
Dedicated equipment circuits, isolated grounds where required, exam-room lighting, and documentation the inspector will actually ask for.
Track and display lighting, POS power, security and low voltage rough-in, and egress lighting that passes on the first walk.
One-line diagrams, power risers and load calculations produced in-house as electrical contractor of record. No engineering fee, no drafting fee, and nothing sitting in a third party’s queue.
A defined scope tied to the approved plans. Change orders happen in construction — ours arrive before the work, not on the invoice.
EMT, conduit, boxes and feeders coordinated with mechanical, plumbing and framing. We show up when the schedule says, not when it suits us.
Devices, fixtures, panels labeled, machinery and kitchen equipment connected and tested.
We meet the inspector on site and stay with it until it’s approved. Punch list closed, not handed back.
Most electrical delays start with a permit set that doesn’t match the field. We draw our own, so when something changes we redraw it the same week instead of waiting on an engineer.
Conduit in the wrong place means somebody’s ceiling comes back down. We walk the job with the other trades before we set anything permanent.
We identify NEC issues in writing while they’re still cheap to fix. A failed inspection costs a week; a phone call costs nothing.
Yes — that’s most of what we do. We work as the electrical contractor of record under GCs across Tampa Bay, including repeat work with Wisdom Renovations LLC and Greenbuilt CO-OP LLC.
Yes. One-lines, power risers and load calculations, all in-house. It removes an engineering fee from your budget and usually a week or two from the submittal timeline.
From a single tenant suite to a multi-unit commercial building. Our largest commercial contract to date is a six-figure multi-unit project in St. Petersburg, currently in trim phase.
Yes — security cameras, network, WiFi and fire alarm. Having one contractor for power and low voltage removes a coordination problem from your schedule.
Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, St. Pete Beach, Riverview, Oldsmar and Ruskin, plus Orlando, Ocala and St. Cloud in Central Florida.
"Edgar did a great job on the electrical work for our new tattoo studio. He installed all the lighting and receptacles exactly how we wanted them. Everything came out clean, professional, and well organized."
— ADRIAN GARCÍA · GOOGLE REVIEWWe’ll price the scope and tell you where the schedule risk is before you sign anything.
