The right people. The right information.
Identify the site contact, access requirements, and who can approve the electrical scope. Include the property manager or landlord when needed.
Commercial electrical service
Built around
your business.
Electrical planning, repairs, and improvements shaped around your space, equipment, and day-to-day operations.
Commercial + facility projectsMinneapolis + Twin CitiesEstablished 2005
The electrical scope
From a specific issue to a bigger plan.
MJ Electric works with commercial, industrial, and institutional clients. The starting point is understanding the facility and defining the work it needs.
Tell us what is changing, which systems are affected, and what the space must support.
Start the conversationTroubleshooting + repair
Investigate recurring electrical symptoms and discuss a repair scope appropriate to the affected space.
About electrical troubleshootingLighting + controls
Plan lighting for work areas, customer spaces, and exterior needs, with controls suited to how the space is used.
Explore lighting servicesEquipment + capacity planning
Review proposed equipment and electrical demands before changes are made to the space.
Discuss equipment needsRenovation + layout changes
Bring electrical placement and wiring needs into the planning conversation as rooms and work areas change.
Discuss your projectThe work around the work
Good coordination
belongs in the plan.
Access, approvals, and operating needs are part of the conversation, not details to discover on arrival.
Discuss the impact before the work.
Flag equipment that must remain available, customer-facing areas, and any restrictions on shutdowns. Confirm the feasible work window for the agreed scope.
Connect electrical decisions early.
Share layout changes, equipment specifications, and the roles of other trades so electrical requirements can be considered alongside the larger project.
A useful starting point
Bring the brief.
We’ll discuss the next step.
A complete specification is not required for the first conversation. These details help us understand your request and what needs closer evaluation.
- The placeProperty address, space type, and site contact
- The needA recurring issue, new equipment, or proposed change
- The informationAvailable drawings, equipment models, and project requirements
- The timingTarget dates, operating hours, and access restrictions
Useful answers
Before we discuss the scope.
What should I include in a commercial service request?
Include the site address, how the space is used, the issue or proposed change, and the person coordinating the project. Equipment information, drawings, operating hours, and a target date are helpful when available.
Can you work around our operating hours?
Share your operating hours and any restrictions on access or power interruptions. Scheduling and any shutdown requirements need to be agreed for the specific scope; an inquiry does not guarantee after-hours or uninterrupted service.
Do we need complete drawings before contacting you?
No. Start with the purpose of the project and the information you have. MJ Electric can discuss the concept and identify additional details needed to evaluate the electrical scope.
Who should coordinate access and approvals?
Identify the business owner, property manager, or other authorized contact who can coordinate site access and approve the work. For leased spaces, clarify which decisions involve the landlord before the scope is finalized.