Send the address and the service size, and we'll book a site walk.

This is the way to reach a commercial electrician in Phoenix who will come and look before naming a number. Fill in the form or call 623-209-5244. The more you tell us about amperage, phase and what's already on the wall, the shorter the walk and the sooner the written scope.

Inquiry form

Tell us what's being built or what's failing

Every field below goes to the office and nobody else. Name, phone, email and the job address are the ones we can't do without. The rest saves a phone call.

Name

Phone

Kind of job

Job address

Suite number too, if it's a multi-tenant building. Cross streets are fine if the building has no number yet.

Service size and phase optional

It's on the main breaker or the label inside the switchboard door. A photo sent by email afterwards works just as well. Leave it blank if you don't know.

What's the job optional

You may contact me about this job by phone or email. I've read the privacy policy and the terms.

What happens after you send it

The office reads it the same working day and calls you back on the number you gave. If something's missing, like the suite number or whether the building has three-phase, that's the call where we ask.
We book the site walk. The foreman who would run the job comes out, opens the panels, measures the runs and photographs what the drawings leave out. Plan on around an hour for a suite, longer for a switchroom.
You get a written scope: what's included, what's excluded, what the inspector will check, and the price basis line by line. Utility fees and utility lead times sit on their own lines because we don't control them.
Nothing is ordered and no permit is pulled until you sign. If you don't go ahead, that's the end of it. We don't chase.

Emergency commercial electrician: power off or something smells hot

Don't fill in a form for that. Call 623-209-5244. If you can smell burning insulation or see scorching on a panel cover, turn off the main if you can reach it without opening anything, keep people away from the gear, and call the fire department first if there's smoke. Then call us. A tripped breaker that won't reset is not something to keep flipping: every reset into a fault puts more heat into the same termination.

Phone 623-209-5244 Working days, site hours. Leave a message after hours with the address and what has failed.

Email [email protected] Best for drawings, panel photos and nameplate pictures. A person answers, normally within one working day.

Address

23309 N 17th Dr
Phoenix, Arizona 85027

Open in Google Maps This is the yard the van leaves from. The crew is usually out on sites, so ring before you drive over.

What to have handy

Main breakerAmps and voltage, from the label
PhaseSingle or three, if anyone knows
DrawingsArchitect's set or the landlord's shell plans
DeadlineOpen date, inspection date or lease start

Before you call, two things people ask about

"Can you give me a ballpark?"

Not a number, no. We'll tell you on the phone where the money tends to go on that kind of job, such as how much of a 400A upgrade is gear versus labor versus the utility, and then put the real figure in writing after the walk. The services page lists the price basis for each of the five kinds of work.

"How soon can you start?"

The walk is usually the quick part. Start dates depend on the permit, on gear lead times for anything switchgear-sized, and on the utility if the service is changing. We give you all three in the scope so you can plan around them. The about page covers how the crew runs the site once it's started.