Commercial Electrician in Houston. Your business can't close because the power did.
Commercial and industrial electrical, and the generators that keep offices, shops, clinics, and warehouses open. We schedule around your hours so our work doesn't stop yours.
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"I love working with Wired Electric because I can always depend on their team to do amazing work in the expected time frame and cost. I've worked with them for over 10 years at work and home and would never call another electrician."
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Prompt Response
We understand that downtime can be costly for businesses. That's why we prioritize quick response times and efficient service delivery to minimize disruptions to your operations.
Comprehensive Services
From new installations and upgrades to maintenance and repairs, we offer a full suite of electrical services to meet your needs and keep your business running smoothly.
Safety First Approach
Your safety and the safety of your employees and customers are our top priorities. We adhere to the highest standards and regulations, ensuring all work is conducted with precision and care.
Specialized Expertise
Our commercial electricians are trained and experienced in working with the unique electrical systems and requirements of commercial properties, ensuring efficient and effective solutions tailored to your business.
Customer Satisfaction
We are committed to providing exceptional service and exceeding your expectations. Our team will work closely with you to understand your needs and deliver solutions that align with your goals and budget.
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Electrical Solutions for Local Businesses
Trust Your Commercial Electrical Needs to the Experts! Today, most companies rely heavily on technology in order to thrive. As one of those companies, we know how stressful it can be when electrical problems hinder your work day. We assist businesses who need high-powered solutions and help them to take advantage of modern amenities. At Wired Electrical & Generators, we provide all the commercial services you need to run your business efficiently. Our clients include medical and educational institutions, retail outlets, high-tech businesses, industrial companies, and many more. Our business solutions include power distribution, backup power, grounding, and managing the interior and exterior lighting systems with a custom lighting program. We also provide a number of services to save energy, repair problems, and upgrade wiring and fixtures at your place of business. Our talented team of commercial electricians is lighting up businesses across Greater Houston. From Country Clubs to Schools, we’re the ones behind the scenes making sure the power never fades. Contact us to upgrade your business’s electrical system or to install an electrical system for a new construction project.
Electrical work, generators, and the maintenance that keeps both running.
Same crews, same trucks, one phone number.
Commercial electrical
New installs, service upgrades, lighting, panels, and the repairs that can't wait until Monday.
- Commercial wiring and installs
- Service and panel upgrades
- Lighting retrofits and controls
- Troubleshooting and repairs
Commercial generators
Generac units from 20 to 150kW, single-phase and three-phase, in stock in the Houston area. Sized off your load, installed by our crews, tested with you watching.
- 20kW Guardian air-cooled, three-phase
- 25 to 80kW Protector liquid-cooled
- 100, 130 and 150kW, natural gas or propane
- 208, 240 or 480 volt three-phase, or 120/240 single-phase
- Automatic transfer switches and pads
Preventive maintenance
Scheduled visits, written reports, and a crew that already knows your building when something does go wrong.
- Electrical inspections on a schedule
- Generator service, all brands
- Load and transfer-switch testing
- 24/7 emergency service
Twenty to one-fifty kilowatts. Pick the voltage, we have the unit.
The 20 is an air-cooled Guardian in three-phase, for smaller shops and suites. The 25 to 80 are Generac Protector liquid-cooled units, single-phase or three-phase. The 100, 130 and 150 run on natural gas or propane (the second number is the propane rating) and carry a catalyst. Some sizes also come in a CA/MA emissions version. Every one comes in the phase and voltage your building already has.
Small shops, offices and strip-center suites on three-phase service.
Large homes that want the quieter, longer-life engine. Small offices.
Estates, small restaurants, dental offices.
Liquid-cooled power for large estates, multi-AC, elevators, well pumps.
Retail, small clinics, churches.
Larger clinics, small multi-tenant.
Warehouses, manufacturing, car washes, mid-size retail.
Bigger facilities, multi-tenant buildings, larger clinics.
Grocery, larger clinics, churches with a campus, multi-building.
Cold storage, light industrial, restaurants with a big walk-in.
Industrial, data and telecom, multi-building sites.
Most dealers order these. Wired keeps them in stock here in the Houston area. That is the difference between next week and next quarter after a storm. Full inventory with photos →
One call. Then it's handled.
- Site walk. We come out, look at your panel, your load, and where things would go, and ask about your hours.
- A real quote. Written, itemized, no allowances that turn into surprises.
- Scheduled around you. Nights, weekends, whatever keeps your doors open. Our crews, our permits, our inspection.
- After a storm. You call one number and a person who knows your building picks up.
Commercial electrical work by type of building
Every kind of business uses power differently. Here is what usually matters most in the buildings we work in around Houston.
Offices and professional suites
Offices need clean, steady power for computers, servers and phones, plus lighting that is easy on the eyes all day. Common jobs are new circuits for added workstations, LED lighting upgrades, outlet and data-room power, and fixing breakers that trip when the space fills up. We can work after hours or on weekends, so your staff are not working around us.
Retail stores and restaurants
Retail needs bright, even lighting and signs that come on when they should. Restaurants run hard on equipment, with walk-ins, fryers, hoods and dishwashers that each need the right circuit. A failed circuit at lunch costs real money. We plan dedicated circuits for equipment, check panels for capacity, and schedule work before opening or after closing. Parking lot and sign lighting can be checked on the same visit.
Medical and dental offices
Medical and dental offices depend on equipment that cannot just stop, and refrigerated supplies that cannot get warm. We handle dedicated circuits for equipment, lighting, surge protection and standby generators that keep the office running in an outage. We work around patient hours, and we keep the work area clean and safe while the office is open. Planning ahead keeps any shutdown short and on your schedule.
Warehouses, shops and light industrial
Warehouses and shops often run on three-phase power, with high bay lighting, compressors, welders and dock equipment. We add circuits for new machines, upgrade high bay lighting to LED, install parking and yard lighting, and size generators for the loads that must stay on. We look at the panel and the service before adding anything big. That keeps new equipment from tripping the whole building.
Tenant build-outs, remodels and equipment circuits
Moving into a new space or changing how you use one usually means new electrical work. Here is how we handle it.
Tenant build-outs and white box spaces
A new lease often starts with an empty shell or a space built for the last tenant. We lay out outlets, lighting and circuits for how you will actually use the space, then pull the permit and handle the inspections. If the existing panel or service is too small for your equipment, we tell you early so it can be part of the lease conversation with the landlord.
Dedicated circuits for new equipment
New equipment usually comes with a spec sheet that lists the voltage, phase and breaker it needs. Send it to us before the equipment arrives. We check whether the panel has room, run the dedicated circuit, and install the right outlet or disconnect. That way the equipment can go to work the day it is delivered instead of sitting in a box.
Working with landlords, contractors and property managers
Commercial jobs often have more than one decision maker. We work with general contractors, landlords and property managers, and we keep one point of contact on our side. You get a written scope and estimate that everyone can review. For managers with several buildings, one electrical contractor who knows each site saves time on every call. We also keep notes on each building so the next visit starts faster.
Three-phase power, panels and service upgrades
When a business grows, the electrical service often has to grow with it.
Single-phase and three-phase service
Most homes and small suites run on single-phase power. Many larger buildings, restaurants and shops have three-phase service, which runs motors and heavy equipment more efficiently. Your equipment has to match what the building has. We check your service before you buy equipment or a generator, so the voltage and phase line up and there are no costly surprises. A photo of the panel label and the equipment nameplate is a good start.
When a business outgrows its panel
Breakers that trip during busy hours, a panel with no open spaces, or plans for new equipment are signs the service may be too small. We do a load review to see what the building uses and what it needs. The answer may be a new panel, a subpanel near the equipment, or a service upgrade that involves CenterPoint. Every building is different, so a free visit gets you a written estimate.
Fixing code issues after an inspection
City inspectors, fire marshals, insurers and landlords sometimes flag electrical items. Common ones are missing panel covers, open junction boxes, extension cords used as permanent wiring, and blocked panels. Send us the report. We tell you what each item means, fix it, and handle any permit or re-inspection, so you can close it out quickly. We can work after hours if the fix means shutting off power.
Keeping your business open when the power is not
Storms and outages hit Houston businesses every year. These steps help you stay open or reopen fast.
Sizing a standby generator for a business
The right generator depends on what has to stay on. Some businesses need the whole building. Others only need refrigeration, a server room, lights and the registers. We look at your loads, your service and your fuel source, then recommend a size. As a Generac Prestige Dealer, we install and service commercial Generac generators, and we also service Kohler generators.
Surge protection for equipment
Lightning and utility surges can damage computers, POS systems, controls and refrigeration boards. Surge protection at the panel, along with point-of-use protection for sensitive devices, reduces that risk. We look at what equipment you rely on most and where protection makes the biggest difference. It is a small part of the system that can save expensive repairs. We can add it during other work, while the panel is already open.
Yearly generator service
A generator that has not been serviced may not start when you need it. We recommend yearly service for every generator. Our Shield Protection plans cover regular maintenance so the generator is checked, tested and ready before storm season. Keeping records of that service also helps show your equipment has been cared for. We also check the transfer switch and battery, since those fail as often as the engine.
Commercial electrician and electrical contractor in Houston
We work around your business hours, pull our own permits and leave the site clean.
Commercial electrician near me
Offices, retail, restaurants, medical, warehouses and light industrial, from our Tomball shop across the Houston area.
Commercial electrical contractor
Panels and service upgrades, lighting retrofits, tenant build-outs, EV charging, dedicated circuits for equipment, and generators as one scope.
Commercial outdoor and parking lot lighting
Poles, wall packs and flood lights, and the photocell or timer control that runs them. See outdoor lighting.
Commercial generator installation
A load study, a unit sized to it, the transfer switch, the permit, and a service contract. See commercial generators.
Ask us anything. These come up most.
What kinds of businesses do you work with?
Offices, retail, restaurants, clinics, churches, warehouses, and light industrial around Greater Houston. If you have a panel and a building, we can probably help.
Can you work after hours?
Yes. We schedule around your hours so our work doesn't stop yours. Nights and weekends are normal for us.
Do you keep commercial generators in stock?
Yes. 20 to 150kW Generac units, single-phase and three-phase, in stock in the Houston area, which is the difference between "next week" and "next quarter" after a storm.
Do you do maintenance contracts?
Yes. Preventive maintenance on the electrical and on the generator, on a schedule, with a written report each visit. Call and we'll put one together for your building.
Do you offer commercial electrical contractor services?
Yes. Commercial electrical work and generators for Houston-area businesses, with permits handled and work scheduled around your hours.
What is the difference between a commercial and a residential electrician?
Commercial work often involves three-phase power, larger panels, conduit, equipment circuits, and inspections by the city or fire marshal. It also has to be scheduled around business hours. Wired does both residential and commercial work.
Do you handle tenant build-outs?
Yes. We lay out power and lighting for the new space, pull the permit, coordinate inspections, and work with your landlord or general contractor.
Do you work with property managers who have several buildings?
Yes. We work with property managers and multi-site owners and keep one point of contact on our side, so each building has someone who knows it.
Do you pull permits for commercial electrical work?
Yes. We pull our own permits and handle the inspections on the work we do.
Do you work on three-phase power?
Yes. We work on single-phase and three-phase service, including circuits for equipment and commercial generators in the voltage and phase your building already has.
Can you add a circuit for new equipment?
Yes. Send us the equipment spec sheet before it arrives. We check the panel and run the dedicated circuit with the right breaker, outlet or disconnect.
How much does commercial electrical work cost?
It depends on the size of the space, the equipment, the condition of the panel and service, permit requirements, and whether work needs to happen after hours. Every building is different, so a free visit gets you a written estimate.
Do you install EV chargers for businesses?
Yes. EV charging is part of our commercial work. We check the service and panel first so the chargers do not overload the building.
Commercial work, on site.
Our own crews on our own commercial jobs: switchboards, panelboards, CT cabinets, feeders and standby generators, installed and tested before the business switches back on.
Let's walk your building.
A site visit is free. Tell us what you've got and when we can come by.