The electrical box, also known as the electrical panel or junction box, in a commercial property is often a bit different than that of a residential property. They both operate on the same principal, and both house the circuit breakers to quickly shut off power to a given part of the property, but there are […]
Whether it’s a small doctor’s office or a massive hospital, the standards for health care facility electrical systems are much more stringent than those for other commercial or industrial buildings. Even if the electrical equipment isn’t directly related to patient care or safe building operations, it’s still held to a higher standard by the National […]
If you’re the owner or property manager of a commercial building, it’s important to be proactive any time you notice potential electrical problems occurring on the premises. When left unchecked, even small electrical problems can develop into major issues, leading to risk of fire, electrocution or outages. Here’s a quick look at some of the […]
A mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) equipment plan is vital for showing all the visible electrical equipment, fixtures and components in a structure. This ranges from mechanical ducting and plumbing mains to meters, panels, outlets, important terminals, data jacks, lights and more. Constructing a detailed, accurate MEP plan is an important step for any project […]
Understanding shell building classifications and how they translate to tenant improvements in Raleigh, NC is key when you buy commercial real estate. You need to fully understand what you’re getting, and which systems will have to be added and/or improved before your building is ready to host tenants. Here’s an overview of shell buildings and […]