Office Electrical Installation in Michigan

Planning power for an office

The most common office electrical problem is too many devices on too few circuits. Computers, monitors, printers and space heaters add up quickly. A good plan counts workstations, separates heavy loads such as copiers and kitchen appliances, and leaves spare capacity for growth. For Michigan tenants, we work from the landlord's requirements and your layout to produce a scope that passes inspection the first time.

Signs you need office electrical installation

• Breakers trip when heaters or printers run
• Desks rely on daisy-chained power strips
• You are moving, expanding or reconfiguring
• Lighting is dated, flickering or too dim
• A server closet needs dedicated power

What is included

Workstation power

Floor boxes, power poles and furniture feeds for desks and cubicles.

Lighting and controls

LED troffers, occupancy sensors and daylight controls.

Server and IT rooms

Dedicated circuits, UPS connections and grounding.

Conference and collaboration rooms

Power and pathways for displays and AV.

Break rooms and copy rooms

Dedicated circuits for appliances and large copiers.

Exit and emergency lighting

Installed and tested to code.