Commercial
Powering Your Business Without the Downtime.
What We Handle
Downtime costs money. We respond fast to electrical faults, outages, and urgent repairs - and our maintenance contracts keep Twin Cities businesses running before problems ever start.
Commercial operations demand more from their electrical systems. We handle everything from panel upgrades to three-phase installations, engineered to meet your actual load requirements.
From warehouse floors to parking structures, we install and retrofit commercial lighting that performs better and cuts energy costs. LED upgrades pay for themselves faster than you'd think.
Whether you're correcting code violations, building out a new tenant space, or adding backup power, we deliver the infrastructure your business needs to operate safely and without interruption.
Who We Are
Time And Materials Pricing—So You Only Pay For What Your Job Actually Needs.
Licensed And Insured Electricians Who Treat Your Home Or Building With Respect
Clear Communication—We'll Walk You Through What We're Doing And Why
Local Folks Who Care About Doing Things The Right Way—Not Just The Fast Way
Yes, and we plan for it. Most commercial clients in Minneapolis and St. Paul cannot shut down for electrical work, so we schedule around your operations. That might mean evenings, weekends, or phased work that keeps your business running throughout. We coordinate with your team before we show up.
Yes. We coordinate with your general contractor, pull all electrical permits, and work to your move-in date. That covers rough-in wiring, panels, lighting, data drops, specialty circuits, and final inspection. One point of contact for the electrical scope means fewer headaches for you.
We do. A maintenance contract with Loch Monster Electric means scheduled inspections, priority scheduling when something breaks, and a record of your electrical system over time. A lot of our commercial clients find that proactive maintenance costs significantly less than the downtime from an unexpected failure.
Three-phase power delivers more consistent power over three alternating currents instead of one. It is what larger motors, commercial HVAC systems, industrial equipment, and serious manufacturing loads need to run efficiently. If you are upgrading equipment or building out a facility, we will run a load calculation and tell you whether single-phase is enough or if three-phase makes sense.
24/7. A panel failure or full power outage in a commercial property costs real money every hour it is not fixed. We prioritize commercial emergency calls because we understand what downtime means to a business. Call 763-292-1191 any time.
We identify what is out of compliance, explain it in plain language, and give you a clear path to get it corrected. Whether it came up in an inspection, a sale, or an insurance audit, we document everything and pull permits so the correction is on record. We work in Minneapolis, St. Paul, and across the metro.
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