Commercial electricalContractor in Erie County
Tenant fit-outs, restaurant kitchens, retail signs, three-phase equipment, and emergency lighting — for the small and mid-size businesses that keep Erie County running.
Two decades wiring homes, panels, EV chargers, and commercial buildings across every corner of Erie County.
The right contractor for small commercial
A lot of electrical contractors either chase big new-construction jobs or run purely residential. We deliberately sit in the middle: small and mid-size commercial work for the restaurants, retail, offices, and light industrial that make up the actual Erie-County business landscape. That's tenant improvements at Millcreek Mall, kitchen fit-outs on Peach Street, sign circuits at neighborhood strip centers, three-phase drops for a machine shop, and emergency lighting battery retrofits at a downtown property.
What we do
- Restaurant kitchen fit-outs — 208V equipment circuits, hood/make-up-air controls, GFCI in wet zones
- Retail & office tenant improvements — lighting, receptacles, network drops, panel work
- Sign circuits — new sign install, existing sign repair, night troubleshooting
- Three-phase equipment — machine circuits, disconnects, VFDs, motor controls
- Emergency & exit lighting — 90-min battery packs, inverter systems, annual testing
- Parking-lot pole lighting — repair and LED conversion
- Service upgrades — 200A–800A single- and three-phase
Insurance and licensing
$2M general liability, PA workers' comp, PA electrical license, and every one of our field technicians a licensed electrician. Certificates of insurance available same day on request.
Request a commercial quote or call (814) 888-2658.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you carry commercial GL and workers' comp?＋
Yes — $2M general liability and full PA workers' comp, with certificates on file for our regular commercial GCs and property managers. We'll add any additional insured you need.
Can you work after hours?＋
For restaurants, retail, and other operating businesses — yes. Nights and weekends are common on our commercial calendar so tenants don't lose selling hours.
Three-phase?＋
Yes. We work on 208V and 480V three-phase in the small-commercial and light-industrial space across Erie County — services, panels, motor circuits, and equipment feeders.
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