Most of our week is spent in houses. But plenty of the business owners and landlords we work for found us the same way you probably did: we fixed something at their home, and they asked if we could handle their building too. We can, and we do.
Johnny runs every commercial job himself, with the same small crew you'd get at your house. No rotating cast of subs. No project manager you can never reach. Recent work includes a 6,000 square foot office remodel, electrical updates in a working shop, and 12 panel replacements in one multifamily building. That is the size of job we are built for.
If your building is older, and around here most are, we will tell you plainly what needs fixing now and what can wait. Call (773) 987-7677 for a free estimate.
Signs Your Building's Electrical Is Falling Behind
- Breakers trip when certain equipment runs at the same time, and staff have learned to work around it
- You want to add equipment, EV chargers, or HVAC and the panel has no room left
- Tenants report flickering lights, dead outlets, or a panel that hums
- You're building out a new space and the landlord or city requires a licensed, insured electrician
- Lighting on the sales floor or in the warehouse is dim, buzzing, or half burned out
- The building still runs on original panels or fuse equipment from decades back
What's Included
- Panel replacements and service upgrades, including multi-panel multifamily projects
- Dedicated circuits and wiring for equipment, machinery, and kitchen or shop gear
- Warehouse high-bay lighting and retail lighting, new installs and retrofits
- Tenant improvement and build-out wiring, from rough-in through final inspection
- Multifamily building electrical, common areas and individual units
- Troubleshooting and repairs, with 24/7 emergency response when something dies mid-shift
- Permits and inspections handled, IL license #SE8133
⚡ While We're There: The Free Panel Check
Every service call includes a quick look at your panel and visible wiring — no charge, no pressure. Most of the hazards we find (Federal Pacific breakers, double-tapped circuits, overheated connections) turn up during a small job like this one. If we see something, we'll show you a photo of it and explain your options. Learn more about our safety inspections and panel upgrades.
How We Work
Commercial jobs follow the same four steps as everything else we do: you call, we look at the space and give you a written quote, we do the work, and we clean up and walk you through it. The only difference is scheduling. We plan around your business hours where we can, so a lighting retrofit or panel swap doesn't cost you a day of sales.
- 1. Free estimate & safety check — we look at the job, give your panel a free once-over, and quote upfront pricing.
- 2. Straightforward plan — scope, materials, timeline, and cost in plain English before we start.
- 3. Professional execution — licensed electricians, clean work, everything to code.
- 4. Final walkthrough — we test everything, clean up, and walk you through what we did.
What Does Commercial Electrical Work Cost in Skokie?
No two buildings price the same, but a few things drive most of the number. Service size is the big one: bringing more amperage into a building costs more than swapping a panel like for like. Then there's the age of the existing wiring, how many circuits or fixtures the job touches, and whether the work needs to happen after hours to keep your doors open.
Here is how we handle it. Johnny walks the space, asks what the building needs to do for you, and puts a free written quote in your hands before any work starts. No surprises on the invoice, no add-ons you didn't approve. Call (773) 987-7677 to set it up.
“Amazing services! Worked with Johnny and his crew on a 6,000 sq ft complete office remodel and the entire time it was a pleasure. His crew was responsible, reliable, knowledgeable, on time, and clean.”
— Ryan Levy, Chicago, IL · Google Review