A Tempe commercial electrician works at a different scale than a residential call, tenant build-outs, panel capacity planning, circuit layouts across office or retail space. Johnson Power & Air takes on commercial electrical work for Tempe businesses, within the scope we’re actually set up to handle.
Commercial Electrical Services We Provide
Tenant Improvement Wiring
New space, or a remodel of existing space, gets wired around the actual layout and electrical demand of the business moving in, planned to that specific tenant rather than pulled from a standard spec sheet.
Commercial Panel Work
As a business grows, its original panel capacity doesn’t always keep up. We assess what’s in place against what’s actually needed and go from there.
Lighting and Circuit Work
An office, a retail storefront, and a warehouse each pull differently on lighting and circuits. We plan around the specific space rather than a standard layout.
What’s Outside Our Commercial Scope
Commercial refrigeration and chiller systems aren’t something we take on, and hospital-grade electrical work is outside our scope as well. If a project falls into either category, we’ll say so upfront.
Service Area
We work out of Gilbert and cover Tempe along with Chandler, Mesa, and Queen Creek across the rest of the metro. Send over the project scope and we’ll build out an estimate, no cost for that first conversation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can you handle a full commercial build-out for new tenant space?
A: Yes, that’s a common request. Wiring gets matched to the layout and electrical load of the business moving in, not a generic plan.
Q: What kind of commercial work do you turn down?
A: Anything involving commercial refrigeration, chillers, or hospital-grade electrical. We’d rather say no upfront on a scoping call than start a job we’re not equipped for.
Q: My business has outgrown its electrical panel, can you assess that?
A: Yes, that’s a routine evaluation for us. We look at existing capacity against actual current demand and recommend from there.
Q: Do you wire retail, office, and warehouse spaces differently?
A: We do. Each type of space has its own lighting and circuit demands, and the layout gets planned around the specific business, not a template.
