Oregon & Washington

Electrical Design & Engineering

Good electrical starts on paper. We produce the design documents commercial projects need, from load calculations and one-line diagrams to lighting layouts and permit sets, and coordinate with licensed engineers when a stamp is required, so the drawings match how the building will actually be built.

Design documents that build cleanly

Load calculations, service and feeder sizing, one-line diagrams, panel schedules, lighting and photometric layouts, energy-code compliance forms, and device and equipment plans drafted by people who install the work, so the field crew finds no surprises.

Engineering coordination

Where the jurisdiction or the project requires a stamped design, we work with licensed electrical engineers as engineer of record, prepare the calculations and layouts they need, and manage submittals and plan-check comments through approval.

Value engineering and constructability

Alternate gear and lighting packages, routing that avoids expensive structure, and phasing plans for occupied buildings, priced in real time so owners can decide with numbers instead of guesses.

Common questions

Electrical Design & Engineering — Questions We Hear

Do you provide stamped engineering drawings?
We prepare the design and coordinate with licensed electrical engineers who serve as engineer of record when the jurisdiction or project requires a stamp.
Can you design a project you will also build?
Yes. That is our design-build delivery: one team develops the electrical design against your budget and then builds it, with fewer change orders because the same people did both.
Can you review another firm's drawings before we bid?
Yes. A constructability and value-engineering review of an existing design often finds savings and problems before they reach the field.

Ready to talk about electrical design & engineering?

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