Division 03 · Preventative Maintenance
Planned maintenance
that prevents downtime.
Find the loose connection, the overloaded circuit or the failing fixture on a scheduled visit, before it becomes a shutdown.
Division 03
Who this division serves
- Facility managers
- Schools and campuses
- Commercial property owners
- Multi-building facilities
How we work
From first call to closeout
- 01
Assess
An initial walk-through of the buildings, panels and lighting.
- 02
Schedule
A maintenance plan and visit schedule that fits the facility.
- 03
Maintain
Inspections, testing and repairs on each visit.
- 04
Report
Written findings and recommendations for your records and budget.
01
Scheduled facility maintenance
Most electrical failures give warning signs first: heat at a connection, a breaker running near its limit, a panel that's corroded or crowded. Regular maintenance visits catch those problems while they're still cheap to fix.
We set a schedule that fits the building, inspect the system on each visit, and give you written findings with what needs attention now and what can wait.
What's included
- Recurring maintenance visits on a schedule that fits the facility
- Panel, breaker and disconnect inspections
- Tightening and cleaning terminations and connections
- Load checks and circuit balancing
- Updated panel schedules and circuit directories
- Written findings with prioritized repair recommendations
02
Lighting & emergency lighting
Burned-out lights and failed emergency fixtures are easy to miss until an inspector, a tenant or an outage finds them. We keep interior, exterior and emergency lighting working and documented.
What's included
- Fixture repair, relamping and LED replacement
- Exterior, parking and site lighting repairs
- Photocell and timer adjustments
- Emergency lighting and exit sign testing and repair
- Battery and emergency driver replacement
- Records of testing for facility files
03
Equipment & safety devices
Motors, pumps, controls and protective devices wear out over time. Checking them on a schedule keeps equipment running and protects the people who use the building.
What's included
- Motor, pump and equipment connection checks
- Disconnect and starter inspections
- GFCI and AFCI device testing and replacement
- Surge protection checks
- Receptacle and wiring device replacement
- Labeling and code-correction work found during inspections
04
Campus & facility service programs
For schools, campuses and multi-building facilities, one electrical contractor who already knows your buildings saves time on every call. Repairs, small projects and planned upgrades all go through the same team.
What's included
- A single point of contact for electrical work
- Knowledge of your buildings, panels and past work
- Repairs, small projects and planned upgrades
- Budget planning for upcoming electrical work
- Documentation kept for your facility records
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
CA C-10 Contractor
Safety Focused
Reliable Partner
Commercial · Public · Private
Quality Workmanship

