Oregon & Washington

Office & Corporate Electrical Contractor

Office space changes constantly: new tenants, new layouts, new technology. We deliver office tenant improvements and corporate build-outs across the Portland metro, from the electrical room to the last furniture whip, coordinated with property managers so the building's other tenants never notice.

Tenant improvements from shell to move-in

Suite build-outs and reconfigurations: new panels and distribution, lighting and controls to energy code, furniture-system power and data, private offices and conference rooms, break rooms, and demo of the previous tenant's wiring. Bid from plans, built to the landlord's schedule.

Technology-heavy spaces

Conference and huddle rooms with AV and video conferencing, server and IDF rooms with dedicated circuits and cooling coordination, structured cabling and access points, and the access control and cameras that corporate security requires.

Occupied buildings, quiet crews

Most office work happens next to people working. We phase noisy tasks after hours, coordinate shutdowns with the building engineer, and protect finished common areas so the property manager hears nothing from other tenants.

Common questions

Office & Corporate Electrical — Questions We Hear

Do you work with landlords' tenant improvement allowances?
Yes. We bid from the space plan, itemize scope so the landlord and tenant can see what the allowance covers, and coordinate with the building's approved-vendor requirements.
Can you wire modular furniture systems?
Yes. We provide the base feeds, floor and ceiling whips, and data pathways for systems furniture and coordinate connection points with your furniture dealer.
How do you handle work while other tenants are in the building?
Noisy work and shutdowns go after hours, scheduled with the building engineer, and we keep corridors and common areas clean and protected during the day.

Ready to talk about office & corporate electrical?

Send plans and a scope for a complete bid, or call to talk through the project.