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Comprehensive electrical solutions for commercial and industrial projects.
Commercial and industrial electrical contracting: load design, switchgear, distribution and power infrastructure, for clients across Alpharetta and the Atlanta metro.
We provide complete electrical engineering services including power distribution systems, electrical installations, panel design, and energy management solutions. Our team ensures safe, efficient, and code-compliant electrical infrastructure for projects of any scale.
Every electrical engineering project starts with a free consultation: we assess your requirements, design the right solution, implement it with our own engineers, and back it with ongoing maintenance and 24/7 technical support.
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We handle the full lifecycle: load analysis and system design, panel and distribution installation, power infrastructure for commercial and industrial facilities, code compliance, testing, and ongoing maintenance.
Yes. We plan phased installations and off-hours work so shopping malls, hotels, offices, and production facilities can keep operating during electrical upgrades.
Both. We design electrical systems for new builds and modernize existing infrastructure — from single-panel upgrades to complete facility rewiring.
Scope
What Electrical Engineering covers
- Electrical
- Power distribution for the facility: incoming supply, switchgear, distribution boards and the circuits feeding every other system on this list. It is designed first, because everything else depends on the capacity it provides.
- UPS
- Uninterruptible power supply, sized to carry critical loads through a mains failure long enough for a controlled shutdown or for standby generation to take over.
- Stage Construction
- Structural and electrical provision for a performance stage — rigging points, load capacity, power distribution and cable routes for lighting and audio.
Codes & Standards
What governs Electrical Engineering work
Commercial electrical engineering in Georgia is designed and inspected against published standards, not house rules. These are the ones that shape the scope of a project of this type.
- NFPA 70 (National Electrical Code)
- National Fire Protection Association The installation of electrical conductors, equipment and raceways. Georgia adopts the NEC through the State Minimum Standard Codes, so it applies to commercial work statewide rather than being a local preference.
- NFPA 70E
- National Fire Protection Association Electrical safety in the workplace — arc-flash boundaries, energised-work permits and the protective equipment required when a panel cannot be de-energised.
- UL listing and labelling
- UL Solutions Whether a specific piece of equipment has been tested for the use it is being put to. The NEC requires listed equipment to be installed in accordance with its listing, which is why substitutions matter.
- ANSI/NETA ATS
- InterNational Electrical Testing Association Acceptance testing — the measurements taken before new switchgear, transformers and protective devices are energised for the first time.
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