A commercial project has several moving parts: the owner, electrician, general contractor and permit office all need a clear picture of the electrical work. We help define the inspection scope and document the findings so the team understands what needs attention.
For new spaces and changing businesses
We inspect electrical work for commercial renovations, tenant build-outs and new construction. Tell us about the intended use of the space, what equipment is changing and how the work is phased.
- Offices and professional premises
- Retail and tenant build-outs
- Restaurants and food-service spaces
- Commercial service and panel changes
- New commercial construction
Coordinate the visit with your schedule
Rough-in and final reviews may be needed at different stages. Share the permit details, plans when available, electrician's contact and target milestones. For occupied premises, identify restricted areas and any access requirements before the appointment.
Review the work, document the findings
The agreed scope may include service and distribution equipment, branch circuits, grounding and bonding, lighting and protective devices. Requirements depend on the installation and use of the building. We provide written findings and identify any corrections that need follow-up.
Keep approvals clear
An electrical inspection is one part of the approval process. Building permits, occupancy decisions, fire requirements and utility coordination remain with the appropriate authorities. Confirm that the inspection agency is accepted for your project before booking.
Confirm local acceptance before booking
Permit and utility requirements vary. Ask the relevant authority whether our inspection is accepted for your particular project. We will help clarify the requested scope when you call.
Request a scope and quote
Inspection fees and timing depend on the work, location and number of visits. Call (716) 224-0700 or send the project details. We confirm availability directly; the form does not book an appointment automatically.