Gas Station & Convenience Store Electrical Contractor
A fueling site is the one retail property where the electrical code changes at the curb. We build, upgrade, and service gas stations, truck stops, and convenience stores across Oregon and Washington, from Class I hazardous-location wiring at the dispensers and the emergency shutoff system to canopy lighting, car washes, coolers, and the EV chargers that now share the lot.
Hazardous-location work done to the letter
Dispenser and submersible pump circuits, seal-offs, explosion-proof fittings, and the classified-area boundaries around dispensers, vents, and tank sumps, wired to NEC Article 514 and the fire marshal's requirements, with the emergency shutoff and tank monitoring wiring inspectors look for first.
The site the customer sees
Canopy lighting and LED conversions, price signs and monument signs, lot and pump-island lighting, car wash equipment and dryers, air and vacuum stations, and the cameras and access control that protect an all-night business.
Inside the store and beyond the pumps
Walk-in coolers and open-front refrigeration, food service and coffee equipment, POS and lottery power, and EV charging on the lot with the service capacity and load management to support it. Remodels and dispenser swaps are phased so at least part of the site stays open.
Gas Station & Convenience Store Electrical — Questions We Hear
Can you replace dispensers without closing the whole station?
Do you handle the hazardous-location inspection requirements?
Can a gas station add EV charging?
Gas Station & Convenience Store Electrical across the Portland metro
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