Questions from
owners and GCs.
Yes. We carry an unlimited Florida electrical contractor license (EC13007649), $2M general liability, and statutory workers' comp. Certificates of insurance issued same day.
We self-perform power, lighting, and standard low-voltage. Specialty subs (fire alarm, specialty controls) are pre-qualified partners we've used for years.
Yes. Branch circuits, switchgear, lighting, generators, EV chargers — we self-perform the install and run the commissioning paperwork. Permits and code inspections are on us.
We dispatch within 60 minutes for active outages on a service contract and within 2 hours for non-contract calls in Duval, St. Johns, and Clay.
Yes. We've worked outages and re-energizations with JEA, FPL, and Clay Electric for two decades. We carry the right relationships to keep your schedule.
Yes — stamped electrical drawings for switchgear upgrades and generator installs through licensed Florida PEs on staff and consulting.
Yes — site studies, install, and commissioning for Level 2 and DC fast charging. ChargePoint and Tesla certified.
From a single breaker repair up to switchgear upgrades and generator installs. Our sweet spot is commercial service work, lighting/EV install, and maintenance contracts.
Yes — 480V three-phase distribution, motor control centers, VFD wiring, and arc-flash labeling (NFPA 70E). We've worked warehouses, distribution centers, and light manufacturing throughout Duval and Clay counties.
Yes. We wire to NFPA 99 for medical occupancies — essential electrical system (EES) design, life-safety and critical branches, isolated-ground receptacles, and generator plant. We've completed ASC, dialysis, and MOB projects in the Jacksonville market.
Quarterly, semi-annual, or annual visits depending on your facility. Each visit includes IR thermographic scan of all switchgear and panels, torque audit on lugs and connections, ground-resistance testing, and a written report with photos. We flag issues before they fail.
Yes. We run load-demand studies before sizing to avoid over- or under-sizing the plant. That includes NEC Article 702 calculations, fuel-system design, and ATS sequencing. Generac, Kohler, and Cummins certified.
That's the default. Our PM attends coordination meetings, submits shop drawings for approval, and runs the commissioning and closeout paperwork — so it's one call for the GC, not three.
Yes — dual-path distribution, UPS bypass switching, generator plant with static transfer, and power-quality testing. We work Tier II and Tier III facilities and understand the uptime requirements.