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From the lights in your office to powering machines and running a production line—everything involves energy costs. That is why business owners and facility managers are constantly under pressure to improve energy efficiency. Minimizing consumption is one way to significantly reduce your operational expenses. Our experienced industrial and commercial contractors share valuable tips to reduce energy waste. 10 Tips to Help Your Business Consume Less Energy Install efficient lighting and cont…

Electricians are trained to work in different environments, and it is important to hire the right one for your needs. For example, one of the main differences between a residential and commercial or industrial electrician is that the former typically work with single phase power supplies. The latter two work with more complex three phase electrical systems. Each environment has its unique challenges and requires specialized training and skills. Our experienced electrical contractors help you …

Is your electrical service able to support all your industrial equipment and devices? Load calculations are the first step in designing an efficient and safe power distribution system. Every business uses electricity in different ways. For instance, the requirements of industrial shops vary greatly from a commercial kitchen, retail outlet or office building. Knowing how to estimate commercial and industrial loads according to business needs is critical to preventing sudden outages and electri…

Property management and development comes with its own unique set of challenges. Of critical importance is electrical safety. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), approximately 48,000 fires involving faulty equipment, improper installation and/or misuse of electrical systems cause deaths, injuries and $1.5 billion in property damage every year. Having your systems installed and regularly maintained by qualified commercial electricians can prevent this type of destruct…