WHO WE SUPPORT

Built around the facility you’re planning or operating.

Electrical design and study support for new developments and established businesses in Houston, Texas, and Columbus, Ohio. We work with owners and project teams planning commercial buildings, data centers, industrial facilities, and critical operations.

Aerial view of the downtown Houston skyline

COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL / CRITICAL OPERATIONS

Different facilities. Specific engineering questions.

Industrial & Manufacturing

Plan electrical distribution for a new plant, production line, or facility expansion. Connect equipment and motor loads with design, capacity planning, and protection studies, while also supporting changes to operating facilities.

Commercial & Mixed Use

New commercial and mixed-use buildings need electrical systems planned around occupancy, tenant needs, and anticipated loads. We support coordinated electrical design for new construction, tenant fit-outs, and building upgrades.

Energy & Process Facilities

Complex operating arrangements benefit from traceable system models and a defined review of equipment duty, protection, and grounding considerations.

Healthcare & Critical Facilities

Electrical changes should be evaluated in the context of continuity requirements and the facility’s operating constraints. Review protection relationships and document the implications of proposed changes.

Warehousing & Logistics

Design for the anticipated loads of new warehouses and logistics facilities, including automation and charging equipment. For expansions and upgrades, assess how new demand fits the existing electrical system.

Data Centers

Planning a new data center starts with power requirements, capacity targets, and the intended distribution arrangement. We support electrical design and coordinated studies for new facilities, capacity additions, and changing configurations.

HOUSTON & COLUMBUS

Local context. A project-specific scope.

From a new building’s first plans to an operating facility’s next phase, the useful starting point is a clear description of your project and what the electrical system needs to support.

Share your site location, building plans or available electrical records, anticipated loads, and project timing. We’ll use that information to define the design or study scope and identify any additional inputs needed.

Electrical substation equipment and overhead power connections

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR FACILITY

Make your next decision with confidence.

Tell us about your new building, planned electrical loads, or existing facility. We’ll help define the right electrical design or study scope for your project.

Scroll to Top