Commercial
Commercial electrical contractors
New builds, tenant improvements, remodels, and upkeep for businesses in Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley.
What we take on
Our crew has wired new commercial buildings, tenant spaces, and remodels across Anchorage and the Valley. We build from the ground up, fit out spaces for new tenants, and keep existing buildings running.
Offices, shops, restaurants, warehouses, rentals. If it's a building with power in it, call and ask.
- Design-build
- New construction
- Tenant improvements
- Remodels
- Lighting upgrades
- Maintenance and service calls
- Business signs
Where your project starts
You have an idea, not drawings
Design-build. We lay out the electrical with you and the rest of your team, then build it. One crew from the first sketch to the last cover plate, so there's no handoff between a designer and an installer.
You have drawings
Send us the plans and specs and we'll bid the electrical. If something in the drawings won't work in the field, we'll tell you before it costs you.
Something's down
A service call. Lights out, a tripped main, a machine that won't start. The emergency line is answered 24/7.
Tenant improvements
Moving into a space that was built for someone else almost always means electrical changes: more outlets at the counters, a circuit for new equipment, lights where the walls moved. Here's how it usually goes.
- Step 1
Walk the space
What's there now, how much power the space has, and what the panel can take.
- Step 2
Price and plan
You get the number up front, and we line our work up with the rest of the build-out.
- Step 3
Permit
Where the job needs one, we pull the electrical permit.
- Step 4
Rough-in
New circuits, boxes, and wire, before the walls and ceiling close up.
- Step 5
Inspection
Rough-in gets inspected where required, before anything is covered.
- Step 6
Trim and final
Devices, fixtures, and labels in, then the final inspection, and the space is ready to open.
Send these and we can price it faster
- The floor plan or lease drawings
- A list of equipment with nameplates: kitchen gear, compressors, ovens, chargers
- Where signs go, inside and out
- The landlord's requirements, if any
- The date you need to open
Working around your hours
Tell us when the power can't be off, and we'll plan the work around your hours.
Planned shutoffs
When the power has to go off, you know when and for how long ahead of time, and we pick the time that hurts least.
Work in phases
One area at a time, so the rest of the space keeps working.
A clean site
Walkways clear and work areas closed off where customers or staff are around.
One contact
You know who to call with questions while the job is going.
Lighting and upkeep
Lighting upgrades
Old fluorescent and metal halide fixtures burn more power and need bulbs and ballasts swapped all the time. Switching to LED cuts down on both. We do interior lights, parking lot and building lights, and the controls that run them: timers, sensors, and dusk-to-dawn.
Maintenance and repairs
Breakers that keep tripping, outlets that quit, emergency and exit lights that need to work when the power fails. We fix what's broken and look for what's about to be: loose connections, signs of heat, and circuits that are overloaded.
On the job
The crew on a new build 
Going over the plans 
Trenching on a job site 
Overhead work from a lift
“Very professional and excellent work! They listened to what we wanted and made some great suggestions. They worked with us to minimize impacts to our business and got the work done as promised. We will be using them again in the future.”
Common questions
- Do you bid from plans?
- Yes. Send the drawings and specs and we'll price the electrical.
- What's design-build?
- We design the electrical and install it, working with you and your other trades. It works well when you don't have full drawings yet, or want one company responsible for the electrical from start to finish.
- Can you work after hours?
- Tell us when the power can't be off and we'll plan the work around your hours.
- Do you work outside Anchorage and the Valley?
- Yes. We take remote and off-road jobs all over Alaska. Call us and tell us where it is.
- Are you licensed and insured?
- Yes. We're licensed, bonded, insured, and Alaska state certified.
Have a project coming up?
Tell us what you're building or changing. The estimate is free, in person or over a video call, and you get the price before we start.
Need a commercial electrician?
Call any hour for an emergency at your building, or send a request for a project.