Commercial repairs
When part of the building goes dark, a breaker keeps tripping, or a piece of equipment won't start, tell us which equipment or room is affected and when it started. We find the cause and explain the repair before we make it. Jesse's crew got one office's electrical and phone system working again:
Excellent customer service! Jesse and his crew did a phenomenal job getting our office electrical and phone system fixed and working again. We really appreciate the promptness and willingness to get to us quickly!!
New equipment and new circuits
A new oven, compressor, freezer, server rack, or sign usually needs its own circuit, and some need 208 or 240 volts. The equipment's spec sheet or nameplate tells us the voltage and amps. With that and a look at your panel, we can tell you whether there's room or whether the panel needs work first. For bigger changes to a space, see our tenant improvement page.
Bathrooms, offices, and small remodels
Small commercial remodels often need old outlets removed or moved, new lighting, and accessible layouts in restrooms. Matt handled one of those for an office:
Matt came to my office to rewire and safe off some old outlets as a part of a bathroom ADA remodel. He was pleasant, on time, knowledgeable about ADU requirements, and left everything tidy. I'm glad I called 4Point!
Working around your hours
Some jobs mean the power has to be off for part of the building. We plan those shutdowns with you ahead of time so they land when the space is quiet.
As a retired electrician I am uniquely qualified to comment on the work done by 4 Point. I have been extremely satisfied with them and their work. They have performed work for me both on commercial projects and at my home. Highly recommended
Businesses we work with
They have done a lot of work for us. Very reasonably priced. Easy communication and quick availability. Highly recommend!
Our commercial customers include offices, real estate groups, a spay and neuter clinic, a food pantry, plumbing companies, and property managers, along with general contractors who bring us in on their projects. If you manage several properties or bring us in as a subcontractor, our page for builders and contractors covers how that works.