Category Archives: Commercial Electrician

What Is a MEP Plan?

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 […]

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Shell Building Classifications and What Tenant Improvement Means

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 […]

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A Complete Guide to the Phases of MEP Redesign

There’s a lot that goes into planning and designing a commercial or industrial building. As technology advances, sometimes it becomes necessary to overhaul a building’s MEP design. MEP stands for “mechanical, electrical and plumbing.” All of these systems need to work together efficiently in order for the building to function. That’s why it’s important to […]

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Some Common Office Space Electrical Hazards

Many people do not consider the electrical hazards in office spaces in Raleigh, NC. However, when you consider copy machines, computers, employee kitchenettes and space heaters, offices likely have the same risk factors as a factory floor. By knowing them, you can prevent them! Here are five of the most common office electrical hazards. Extension […]

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Common Electrical Issues When Renovating a Business

Is it time to renovate your commercial building? Commercial buildings are usually more complicated than homes when it comes to wiring and electricity. Because of this, they’re required to be inspected, maintained and repaired more frequently than residential electrical systems. Whether you’re doing a full-scale commercial electrical renovation or making electrical upgrades in an office […]

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