Commercial Electrical Contractor, Fresno
Service, repair, retrofit and scheduled maintenance for commercial and light-industrial property across the Central Valley — with the current code cycle actually accounted for.
Repairs & Troubleshooting
Something stopped working and you want to know why, what it costs, and when it can be fixed. That is the whole job.
Read morePanel & Service Upgrades
The panel is the one piece of your electrical system everything else depends on. When it runs out of room — or turns out to be a brand nobody will insure — everything downstream stalls.
Read moreLighting & LED Retrofits
Lighting is the cheapest way to change how a space feels and the fastest way to cut a commercial power bill. Both are worth doing properly.
Read moreEV Charger Installation
The charger is the easy part. Whether your panel can carry it is the part worth getting right before you buy hardware.
Read moreGenerators & Backup Power
Valley summers put real strain on the grid, and an outage costs a business money by the hour and a household a refrigerator full of food.
Read moreCommercial Service Agreements
Most commercial electrical failures announce themselves months in advance as heat. A scan catches them while they are still a maintenance item instead of a Saturday.
Read moreCode Compliance & Title 24
A new code cycle took effect on January 1, 2026. If your last project was permitted under the old one, some of what you know is out of date.
Read moreProperty that cannot afford to sit dark
Property management
Multi-site portfolios, tenant improvements, common-area and parking lot lighting, and a documented electrical history for each building. One agreement across the portfolio beats pricing every site alone.
Restaurants & retail
Kitchen equipment circuits, walk-in and refrigeration power, sign and site lighting, and the new electric-ready kitchen requirements that arrived with the 2025 code cycle.
Medical & professional offices
Equipment circuits, emergency and exit lighting testing, panel capacity for new equipment, and after-hours work so your schedule is not the thing that gets disrupted.
Warehouse & distribution
High-bay LED conversion, dock and yard lighting, equipment feeds, and the medium- and heavy-duty EV readiness that CALGreen now attaches to loading spaces.
Ag & food processing
The Valley runs on it. Pump and irrigation circuits, motor controls, cold storage and packing house power — where an outage is not an inconvenience, it is spoilage.
Multifamily
House panels, unit service, common areas, and the CALGreen EV requirement of at least one EV-ready space per dwelling unit plus Level 2 on a share of common parking.
A line-item estimate, not a lump sum
- Walkthrough and scope. We come to the building. Photos of a panel are not a scope.
- Design and estimate. Load calculations, gear and fixture schedules, and a line-item price with alternates so you can see what each decision costs.
- Build and commission. Permitted, coordinated with your other trades, and tested.
- Support. As-builts, warranty, and a maintenance interval if you want one.
The code changed on January 1, 2026
Permits pulled on or after that date fall under the 2025 Title 24 cycle. Lighting controls tightened, battery storage became mandatory where PV is required, commercial kitchens have to be electric-ready, and CALGreen EV requirements now trigger on ordinary alterations. Here is what actually changed →
Tell us what is going on.
Call and talk to someone, or pick a day and an arrival window online. Either way you get a real answer, not a callback promise.