Commercial Electrical Services

Addy Solar & Electric provides commercial electrical services in Redding, CA and across Northern California for businesses and property owners. Our licensed team handles projects of all sizes with reliable, high-quality work.

What Our Commercial Electrical Services Cover

Commercial electrical work has larger loads, stricter code requirements, and higher stakes when failures impact safety or revenue. We bring the same attention to detail across all systems, from small office panels to large warehouse setups.

Our services cover everything a business property may need, from new build-outs and system upgrades to added capacity for new equipment, handled from planning through final inspection.

  • Electrical panel upgrades and new panel installations
  • Circuit additions and dedicated circuits for heavy equipment
  • Tenant improvement and commercial build-out wiring
  • Lighting installation, retrofits, and LED upgrades
  • Code compliance inspections and electrical troubleshooting
Three Siemens electrical breaker boxes with “ON” and “OFF” labels are mounted on a beige wall above conduits, next to windows with blinds—a setup typically seen in Commercial Electrical Services on a concrete sidewalk.

When Your Business Needs a Commercial Electrician

Electrical problems in a commercial setting are not just inconvenient. They can shut down operations, create safety hazards, and violate code. Here are the most common situations where businesses call us.

You Are Moving Into or Building Out a New Space

Tenant improvements and new build-outs need electrical work that matches the specific requirements of your business. 

That includes panel capacity, outlet placement, lighting layout, data and communication wiring, and dedicated circuits for commercial equipment. 

We plan the electrical system around how your business actually operates.

Tripping breakers, flickering lights, and equipment that will not run at full capacity are signs your electrical system is overloaded. 

Adding equipment or expanding operations without upgrading your electrical infrastructure leads to these problems. We assess your current system and upgrade it to handle your actual load.

Older commercial buildings often have electrical systems that no longer meet current code. If you are selling, leasing, or renovating, code compliance may be required. 

We identify what needs to be updated and handle the work to bring your building into compliance with current NEC and local requirements.

Switching from outdated fluorescent or HID lighting to LED can cut your lighting energy costs by 50% or more. 

We handle the full retrofit, including fixture replacement, wiring modifications, and controls installation. The payback on a commercial LED upgrade is typically 1 to 3 years.

Types of Commercial Electrical Work

Commercial electrical covers a broad range of work. Understanding the different categories helps you communicate what you need and know what to expect from the scope and timeline.

Panel & Distribution Upgrades

Your electrical panel is the backbone of your building’s power system. 

Upgrading from a 200-amp to a 400-amp panel, adding sub-panels, or replacing aging distribution equipment increases capacity and improves safety. 

This is often the first step before adding solar, EV charging, or heavy equipment.

When a commercial space changes tenants or use, the electrical layout usually needs to change too. New offices need different outlet and lighting configurations than a retail space or a medical office. 

We wire tenant improvements to match the specific needs of the new occupant and bring everything up to current code.

Commercial lighting affects energy costs, employee productivity, and customer experience. 

We design lighting layouts for new spaces and retrofit existing buildings with LED fixtures, dimmers, occupancy sensors, and daylight harvesting controls. 

Proper lighting design reduces energy waste and creates a better working environment.

When something goes wrong with your commercial electrical system, you need it fixed fast. 

We diagnose and repair circuit faults, ground faults, breaker failures, wiring damage, and equipment malfunctions. Our goal is to get your operations back up with minimal downtime.

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How We Handle Commercial Electrical Projects

01

Assess & Scope

We visit your property, review the existing electrical system, and discuss what you need. You get a clear scope of work, timeline, and cost estimate before anything starts.

02

Plan & Permit

We develop a detailed electrical plan, pull all necessary permits, and coordinate with your building manager or general contractor if other trades are involved.

03

Execute the Work

Our licensed crew completes the installation, upgrade, or repair. We work around your business hours when possible to minimize disruption to your operations.

03

Inspect & Close Out

We schedule the final inspection, handle any corrections, and deliver a completed system that is code-compliant, tested, and ready to use. All circuits are labeled and documented.

Why Businesses Choose Addy Solar & Electric

We have been doing commercial and residential electrical work in Northern California since 2012. Our team handles projects ranging from single-office upgrades to full commercial build-outs.

C10 Licensed Electrical Contractor

We hold a C10 Electrical classification and handle all commercial electrical work in-house. No subcontractors on the electrical scope means cleaner communication and more accountable results.

Solar Integration Available

If your business is considering solar, EV charging, or battery storage, we handle both the electrical infrastructure and the energy system installation. One contractor for both means fewer coordination issues and a system designed to work together.

Minimal Disruption to Your Business

We schedule work around your operating hours and keep the job site clean and organized. Our goal is to complete the project without interrupting your revenue or your customers.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do commercial electrical services cost?

Cost varies widely depending on the scope of work. A circuit addition or panel upgrade may cost a few thousand dollars.

A full tenant improvement or building wiring project can range from $10,000 to $50,000 or more.

We provide a detailed quote after assessing your property and understanding your needs. Request more info to schedule a site visit.

Yes. We schedule work during off-hours, weekends, or planned shutdowns when possible. 

For projects that require power interruptions, we coordinate with you in advance to minimize the impact on your operations.

Our goal is to complete the work without disrupting your business or your customers.

Yes. We wire tenant improvements for offices, retail spaces, restaurants, medical offices, and other commercial occupancies. 

We work with your architect, general contractor, or property manager to deliver an electrical layout that matches the new space requirements.

All tenant improvement wiring is brought up to current code as part of the project.

Yes. If you are planning to add solar panels, battery storage, or EV charging stations to your commercial property, we assess your current panel capacity and upgrade it if needed. 

We handle both the electrical infrastructure and the energy system installation so everything is designed to work together.

This is one of our most common commercial requests. Call us to discuss your project.

Yes. We hold an active C10 Electrical classification with the California Contractors State License Board. 

We are licensed, bonded, and insured for commercial and residential electrical work throughout the state.

We also hold a C46 Solar classification for solar energy system installations.

Need an Electrician For Your Commercial Property?

From panel upgrades to full build-outs, Addy Solar & Electric handles commercial electrical projects with the expertise and reliability your business depends on. Tell us what you need and we will put together a plan.

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