What we have built

Our Work

Photographs of our own crews and our own installations. We keep client names and site addresses off this page on purpose — our customers' projects are their business to announce, not ours.

Switchgear, distribution and service

Service entrances, switchboards, distribution gear and pad-mounted equipment — from the utility's transformer through the main gear to the panel. Coordinating the service with the utility is usually the longest lead item on a commercial job, and it is the part we start first.

Commercial switchgear lineup installed and terminated by AES crews
Switchgear lineup, set and terminated in-house.
Pad-mounted transformer on a completed concrete pad
Pad-mounted transformer on a pad we formed and poured ourselves.

Underground and heavy civil

We own the equipment and run our own operators, which means the trench, the duct bank, the pad and the restoration are one schedule instead of four subcontractors pointing at each other. The KA licence covers the work in the public right-of-way.

Open trench in a street with conduit installed, traffic control in place
Street crossing: trench, conduit, backfill and restoration on one crew.
Excavator working an electrical trench on a commercial site
Our own iron, our own operators.
Rebar and formwork for an equipment pad before the pour
Formwork and rebar for an equipment pad.

Rough-in, buildout and finish

Tenant improvements and ground-up interiors: conduit on the deck, branch circuits, lighting, controls and device trim. The unglamorous middle of every job, and the part that decides whether the finish goes smoothly.

Overhead MEP rough-in with conduit racked above a ceiling grid
Overhead rough-in, racked and supported.
Conduit runs installed on a structural deck
Deck conduit before the ceiling closes it in.
Commercial interior buildout in progress
Commercial interior buildout.

Site and area lighting

Parking lots, drive aisles and building exteriors — bases, poles, feeders, controls and photometrics. Maricopa County jurisdictions each have their own outdoor-lighting rules, and a fixture that passes in one city can fail plan review in the next.

Pole light installed on a commercial site
Pole and fixture set on a base we poured.
Commercial lighting installation
Interior lighting package.

Why there are no client names here

Plenty of contractors list their customers. We do not, and it is deliberate: a client's project, its timing and sometimes its very existence can be commercially sensitive, and it is not ours to publish. If you want references, ask — we will give you names and numbers of people who will actually take your call, with their permission, for work like yours.

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