Services

Electrical construction has been the foundation of Jerry Herring's work for four decades. We bring the same quality, safety and value to every project, priced from the plans and built from the ground up.

Commercial construction.

From ground-up buildings to tenant finish-outs, we deliver complete commercial electrical systems you can depend on.

  • Ground-up commercial buildings
  • Office and retail
  • Tenant finish-outs and build-outs
  • Power distribution, switchgear and panels
  • Lighting and lighting controls
Electricians on a scissor lift installing high-bay lighting in a new distribution center, with wire reels on the floor

Industrial and warehouse.

Power and lighting for buildings that run around the clock, from distribution centers to production floors.

  • Warehouses and distribution centers
  • Manufacturing plants
  • Power for production equipment
  • High-bay lighting
Jerry Herring on a manufacturing plant floor while two electricians wire a motor control section behind him

Public and education.

Reliable electrical systems for schools and government buildings, built to the owner's plans and specifications.

  • Schools and education buildings
  • Government and municipal facilities
Electrician testing a distribution panel with a meter in a school electrical room, conduit run in straight parallel lines

Technology and mission critical.

Electrical infrastructure services for data centers, server rooms and other facilities with demanding power requirements.

  • Data centers and server rooms
  • Critical power distribution
  • Structured cabling
Electrician working in an open switchgear cabinet beside a pad-mounted transformer outside a commercial building at dusk

Service and special projects.

Designed to keep your operation running: repairs, upgrades and custom work for industrial customers, including moving production equipment inside a plant to make room for new lines.

  • Troubleshooting and repairs
  • Equipment relocation inside a plant
  • Upgrades and additions to existing systems
Two electricians rolling a switchboard section across a new high-bay floor while a third tests an open switchgear lineup, with temporary power run in a floor cable tray