Service · Power · Lighting · Building automation

Commercial Electrical

Troubleshooting, repairs, lighting and power, equipment connections, upgrades and recurring maintenance support for operating commercial facilities, multi-unit buildings and rental properties.

Examples of commercial electrical work
Operating facilitiesService · repairsElectrical projectsPower · lightingProperty supportAccess · records
COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL · WINNIPEG

Choose your solution.

From a single service visit to a larger facility upgrade: explore typical scopes, see how they fit together and select the right starting point.

SOLUTION OVERVIEW

Lighting & Smart Controls

Useful light, flexible control and a clearer operating schedule.

Best for: Shops, hospitality spaces, offices and common areas

Select your project scope

Lighting Refresh

Improve one defined lighting area.

  • Review existing circuit and fixtures
  • Selected LED fixture or driver replacement
  • Functional testing after installation
INDICATIVE STARTING BUDGETC$1,290
Request a quote
Site assessment and a written estimate determine the final scope.Electrical permit and inspection coordination where applicable.
THE COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Designed around an operating business.

Power, lighting and controls work best when they are reviewed together — with access, downtime and future equipment in mind.

Illustrative commercial facility with equipment and electrical control infrastructureSYSTEM OVERVIEW · ILLUSTRATIVE
Service EntranceSupply and metering
DistributionPanels, feeders, circuits
LightingEfficient fixtures & scenes
ControlsSchedules & automation
ServiceMaintenance & testing
Operating SpacesPractical site coordination
AT A GLANCE

Compare common starting points.

These are different project types, not fixed bundles. A facility may require work in several categories.

Typical needTenant ImprovementsLighting & Smart ControlsPower Distribution & PanelsService & Maintenance
Space fit-out / reconfiguration✓———
LED and lighting controls—✓——
Panel, feeder and new circuits✓—✓—
Troubleshooting and repair———✓
Ongoing facility maintenance———✓
Indicative starting budgetC$1,490C$1,290C$1,950C$690
WHERE WE WORK

Different spaces. A clear electrical plan.

Examples of the environments these service categories can support.

Office

Workstations, lighting, panels and occupied spaces.

Retail

Customer areas, fit-outs and display lighting.

Hospitality

Restaurants, kitchens and service spaces.

Light Industrial

Equipment feeds and operating infrastructure.

Multi-Unit

Common areas, suites and coordinated maintenance.

Pricing note: Indicative starting figures in CAD for limited, straightforward scopes only. These are planning examples, not published offers or guaranteed minimum prices. Equipment, site access, permits, travel, taxes and extra work may change the estimate. Confirm prices before publishing.
Commercial service needs

Keep the facility safe, powered and ready for operation.

Start with the operating problem, affected area and access constraints. The work is scoped around safety, continuity and what the facility actually needs next.

PWR01

Power loss, trips and recurring electrical faults

LGT02

Lighting or control-system problems

EQP03

New equipment and dedicated circuit needs

PM04

Aging systems and deferred maintenance

Commercial capabilities

Commercial electrical service focused on operation, reliability and clear coordination.

Service work, electrical upgrades and building-control coordination stay connected so the closeout is useful to the operator or property team.

SRV01

Troubleshooting & Repairs

Responsive fault finding and corrective work for occupied and operating spaces.

  • Service calls and repairs
  • Breaker and circuit faults
  • Panels and distribution
BAS02

Lighting, Controls & BAS/BMS

Lighting and building-control work that supports practical operation and energy use.

  • Interior and exterior lighting
  • Lighting controls
  • Building automation interfaces
EQP03

Equipment Connections

Power and control connections for commercial equipment and facility loads.

  • Dedicated circuits
  • Disconnects and feeders
  • Equipment replacements and additions
PM04

Property Maintenance

Planned and responsive support for commercial, multi-unit and rental properties.

  • Suite and common-area service calls
  • Tenant improvements and turnovers
  • Preventive maintenance and records
Commercial & property management

One technical contact for recurring electrical maintenance.

Support can be organized around an operating business, a single multi-unit building or a rental portfolio—with practical communication before access, during the work and at closeout.

Occupied spacesScheduled accessClear closeout
SRV01

Recurring service calls

Troubleshooting and repairs for lighting, circuits, panels, breakers, receptacles and connected equipment.

MFR02

Suites & common areas

Electrical issues in occupied suites, corridors, exterior areas, utility spaces and shared building systems.

ACC03

Access coordination

Service details can be organized around tenants, keys, site contacts, operating hours and scheduled access.

REC04

Useful service records

Findings, completed work and recommended follow-up remain clear for the property or facility team.

How we work

Clear scope, controlled execution and verified operation.

01

Review

Understand the fault, operating need and site conditions.

02

Scope

Define the practical solution, access, permits and expected work.

03

Complete

Perform the work with respect for the occupied facility.

04

Verify

Test operation and complete applicable inspection and handover steps.

Common commercial scenarios

Service paths built around an operating property.

These examples show typical starting points. Final scope depends on the installed system, access, business operations and any permit or inspection requirements.

Facility service01

Recurring lighting or power fault

An occupied facility has intermittent outages or a circuit that cannot be returned to reliable operation.

Solution pathTrace the condition, complete corrective work and document further recommendations.
Equipment connection02

New commercial load

A new piece of equipment requires power, disconnecting means and coordination with the existing distribution.

Solution pathReview capacity and complete a connection that fits the equipment and facility.
Building controls03

Lighting or BAS/BMS interface

Lighting, schedules or control signals do not operate as the space requires.

Solution pathAssess field devices, control interfaces and the electrical work needed to restore function.
Frequently asked questions

Before commercial work begins.

Scope, access, permits, scheduling and maintenance questions that are useful to resolve early.

Do you handle smaller commercial service calls?

Yes. Troubleshooting and corrective repairs are a primary entry point for commercial clients.

Can you support multi-unit and rental properties?

Yes. Requests can include suite and common-area faults, lighting, panels, breakers, receptacles, tenant turnovers and recurring maintenance coordination. Access, tenant communication and the service record are organized around the property manager’s process.

Can permits and inspections be included?

Where required, the confirmed scope can include electrical permit and inspection coordination.

Can work be coordinated around business hours?

Scheduling can be reviewed around access, occupants and operational constraints. Availability is confirmed separately for each request.

How is commercial service priced?

The charging basis is confirmed before work proceeds. Diagnostic service may be based on call-out, travel and billable time; defined projects can be quoted. Materials, permits and changes to scope are identified separately where applicable.

Commercial electrical support

Need commercial electrical service?

Describe the fault, maintenance need or planned upgrade and attach photos where useful.

Call204-955-5753OnlineRequest Service