Commercial service
Commercial electrical maintenance and inspections in Houston
Most electrical failures give warning first. Scheduled inspections find loose connections, overloaded circuits and worn equipment before they shut you down.
What this service covers
Maintenance means checking your electrical system on a schedule instead of waiting for it to fail: opening panels, checking connections and signs of heat, testing protection devices and emergency lighting, and verifying that circuits are not overloaded.
It also covers load analysis, which measures how much of your service capacity you are using, and troubleshooting when something is already wrong.
When to schedule it
- You are leasing or buying a commercial space.
- You are adding equipment and need to know if the service can carry it.
- Breakers trip or equipment resets without explanation.
- Panels have never been opened and checked.
- Your insurer or landlord requires an inspection.
- Hurricane season is coming and you want the system checked first.
How the work goes
Scope
We agree on what will be inspected and when, so the visit does not interrupt your work.
Inspection
We open and check panels, connections, grounding, visible wiring, and exit and emergency lighting.
Load analysis
When requested, we measure the load on your service and compare it with its capacity.
Report
You receive written findings ordered by priority, with a price for each recommended repair.
Repairs
Approved repairs are scheduled around your hours.
How long it takes
An inspection of a small commercial space typically takes two to four hours. Larger buildings and multiple panels take longer.
Permits and inspections
An inspection by an electrician does not need a permit. Repairs that involve new circuits or panel replacement do, and we handle them.
What affects the price
The price depends on the size of the system:
- Square footage and the number of panels.
- Whether a load analysis is included.
- How often you want the inspection repeated.
- Access and scheduling outside business hours.
Frequently asked questions
How often should a business have its electrical system inspected?
Once a year is a common schedule. Spaces with heavy equipment, older panels or past problems benefit from more frequent checks.
What is a load analysis?
A measurement of how much electricity your space actually draws compared with what the service can supply. It tells you whether you can add equipment safely.
Will the inspection interrupt my business?
Most of it does not need the power off. Anything that does is scheduled with you in advance.
How should a business prepare its electrical system for hurricane season?
Have the panels and connections inspected, add surge protection, confirm that emergency lighting works, and know how your generator connects. We can check all four in one visit.
