Industries We Serve
Each kind of building buys electrical work differently. A property manager needs portfolio pricing and vendor paperwork; a facility manager needs a documented maintenance program; a restaurant needs the sign fixed before Friday. These pages describe how we work with each.
Property management
One licensed electrical contractor for every building in your Nassau and Suffolk portfolio: unit turnovers, common-area lighting, meter rooms and scheduled maintenance, with the paperwork your vendor file needs.
Learn moreHOA and condo associations
Board-ready proposals, common-area lighting audits, pool and clubhouse electrical, and EV charging for residents, from a licensed contractor that has worked on Long Island since 1984.
Learn moreFacility managers
A single point of contact for the electrical side of your building: NFPA 70B maintenance programs, infrared scans, switchgear and panel service, emergency lighting tests and the documentation that goes with them.
Learn moreRetail and restaurants
Sign and parking lot lighting, kitchen and dedicated equipment circuits, exit lights and multi-location pricing, scheduled around your hours of business.
Learn moreMedical offices and healthcare
Standby power and transfer switch testing, dedicated equipment circuits, emergency lighting records and work scheduled around patient hours for practices and care facilities in Nassau and Suffolk.
Learn moreSchools and houses of worship
Inspection readiness, exit and emergency lighting, gym and parking lot lighting, summer project windows and permit handling for schools, daycares and congregations on Long Island.
Learn moreWarehouses and industrial
Three-phase service, machine and dock circuits, high-bay LED retrofits with PSEG rebates, lighting controls and troubleshooting for warehouses, auto shops and light industrial buildings in Nassau and Suffolk.
Learn moreGeneral contractors
Fit-out scope, demolition, dedicated lines, permits and inspections, and a schedule you can rely on, from a licensed Long Island electrical contractor with four decades of commercial work.
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If you manage a building, we can probably help
Tell us what the building is and what keeps coming up. The vendor onboarding page has the paperwork your office will ask for.