Commercial emergency electrical
When an electrical problem is stopping your business, every hour costs money. We prioritize the call, find what's wrong, and work to get your critical operations back online — fast, honest, and without manufactured work.
An electrical problem at a business is never just an electrical problem. It's lost sales, stalled production, spoiling food and product, employees standing around unable to work, customers who can't be served, contractors who can't finish, and refrigeration, HVAC, and equipment sitting dead. We don't just look at what's electrically wrong — we want to understand what the outage is doing to your business, and get the things that matter most back first.
“Tell us what you need back online first. That's where we start.”
Priority emergency pricing
Clear, upfront priority-response pricing — and it's not necessarily the total cost of a larger repair. If additional work is needed, we explain what we found and give you a proposal before we proceed.
Priority emergency service is $400 for the first two hours, Monday through Saturday through 5:00 PM.
After 5:00 PM Monday through Saturday, and all day Sunday, priority emergency service is $500 for the first two hours.
The visit price is not the whole-repair price. If your problem needs more than the priority visit covers, we explain the findings and give you a proposal before doing the work — no surprises, no manufactured work.
Getting you back up
If your business is down and you approve the repair, we're prepared to keep working toward restoring your critical operations that same day or night — whenever the parts, conditions, utility requirements, and safety allow. If a part isn't available, we work to source it quickly, including overnight when appropriate, and we tell you honestly if something will take longer.
We won't promise guaranteed same-day repair or literal zero downtime — nobody honest can. What we promise is that we understand what downtime costs, and we prioritize getting your critical operations back as fast as it can safely and practically be done.
First things first
When you're down, we ask what you need back online first — and when it's electrically safe and practical, we prioritize the equipment causing the greatest hit to your business:
The equipment where every hour down means product loss.
Cooking equipment, hood and exhaust, and the power a kitchen runs on.
Heating, cooling, and ventilation your space and staff depend on.
The machines and systems your business actually runs on.
The lighting your team needs to safely keep working.
Whatever is most important to keeping your doors open — you tell us.
Who we help
We handle commercial electrical for a wide range of businesses across the Denver metro — residential and commercial, not industrial. That includes restaurants and bars, retail stores, offices, warehouses, commercial properties, HVAC and plumbing companies, builders and contractors, maintenance companies, property managers, fix-and-flippers, and other commercial facilities.
For HVAC, plumbing & contractors
If you're an HVAC company, plumber, builder, maintenance company, or contractor and you hit electrical work you can't legally or practically do yourself — a disconnect, a new circuit, a power problem — we're the electrician you call. If you already know exactly what electrical work is needed, send us the specs or photos and we may be able to estimate the known work directly. If nobody knows why the equipment isn't working, that's where our troubleshooting experience comes in.
Two kinds of call
If you already know the electrical work the equipment requires — a disconnect, a dedicated circuit, a specific install — send us the specifications, photos, and details, and we may be able to quote the known work directly without charging just to rediscover scope you already know.
If the equipment just isn't working and no one knows why, that's what our troubleshooting experience is for. We find the actual cause — not just the symptom — and tell you what it was.
Straight answers
Here's a promise that saves businesses real money: if it's electrical, we'll explain what we found and what it takes to fix it. But if the electrical supply is correct and the problem is actually inside somebody else's equipment — your refrigeration unit, your HVAC system, a machine — we'll tell you that too, instead of manufacturing electrical work that won't fix your problem. No fear-based sales language, ever.
“We don't manufacture work. If it's not the electrical, you deserve to know.”
Before we call it done
After a repair, we verify the electrical side of the job — proper supply and voltage, circuit operation, breaker and disconnect operation where applicable, the connections and work performed, relevant labeling, the electrical supply to your critical equipment, and cleanup. When it's practical, we have you or your other trade confirm the equipment is running. To be honest with you: correct electrical supply doesn't mean we're guaranteeing equipment we didn't make — but we'll confirm the electrical side is right.
The long game
There's real value in a business having one electrician who knows the place. When we already know your property, your previous work, and your electrical system, future service calls get more efficient — we spend less time starting from zero when you need us again. That's the value of a long-term relationship: not a special price, just less wasted time when you're in a bind.
First things first
Our priority is getting your business back up. If we happen to notice another legitimate concern while we're there — something that didn't cause today's outage — we'll get your immediate problem handled first, then explain the separate issue afterward so you have the information. We won't imply an unrelated recommendation caused your shutdown, and we won't pressure you. You get the facts and you decide.
Common questions
Anything stopping your business or creating a hazard — lost power, partial power loss, sparking or burning smells, tripping equipment, a dead critical system like refrigeration or HVAC. If it's costing you money or it's unsafe, call.
Partial power loss is a common and real problem — and worth a call. Losing one section, one circuit, or specific equipment often points to something specific we can track down.
Same-day restoration is our goal whenever the parts, conditions, and safety allow. We won't guarantee it — but if you approve the repair, we work toward getting your critical operations back that same day or night when it's possible.
We work to source it quickly, including overnight when appropriate, and we tell you honestly if something will take longer. No false promises on timing.
Yes — you handle your trade, we'll handle the electrical. Send us the specs or photos of known work and we may estimate it directly; if the cause is unknown, we troubleshoot it.
Yes. If you know the electrical requirements, send the specifications and we can often quote that known work directly.
We'll tell you. If the electrical supply is correct and the issue is inside the equipment itself, we say so instead of manufacturing electrical work that won't fix it.
Yes — restaurants, bars, retail, offices, warehouses, and other commercial facilities across the Denver metro. We're not an industrial contractor.
Yes. Priority emergency service is $400 for the first two hours during regular hours (Monday through Saturday, through 5:00 PM), and $500 for the first two hours after-hours and on Sundays.
Yes — tell us what you need back online first. When it's electrically safe and practical, we prioritize the equipment causing the greatest impact to your business.
If there's active fire, smoke, or an electrical injury, call 911 first and get people away from the hazard. Don't try to reset breakers, open electrical equipment, or troubleshoot it yourself during an emergency — stay clear of the hazardous area and let us handle the electrical safely once everyone's safe.
