For landlords and contractors
Our credentials, on one page
For your compliance file or your diversity report. Each line has a number you can check with whoever issued it.
License
C-2 Electrical contractingVerify
NV Lic. 000000 · Nevada State Contractors Board
The class that covers electrical contracting in Nevada. Look it up on the board's site before you hire.
Insurance
General liability insurance
Carrier named on your certificate
Certificate of insurance on request, before work starts.
Business certificates
Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) certificate
Certificate number 000000, from the certifying council
State small business certification
Certificate number 000000, from the state
Other certificates you hold
Name, number and issuer
What we take
Light commercial and rental work
Tenant lighting and power
Lighting, outlets and circuits for a shop, office or clinic build-out, from the plans or from a walk-through.
Panels and service changes
Replacing or adding a panel in a unit or a small building, with the utility steps booked.
Unit turns
Smoke and CO alarms, GFCI outlets, fixtures and fans between tenants, one invoice per property.
Fixes from an inspection
A list from a home or property inspector, priced line by line.
How a subcontract runs
From the bid walk to the final inspection
- 01
Step 1: Bid walk or plans
We walk the site or read your plans and ask about the schedule.
- 02
Step 2: Scope in writing
One page: what is in, what is out, and which trades we depend on.
- 03
Step 3: Schedule and permit
We book our crew around the other trades and pull the electrical permit where required.
- 04
Step 4: Inspection and close-out
We meet the inspector and hand over the labeled panel schedule.
Subcontract bids
Tell us about the job
A few lines are enough. We answer in office hours, in English or Spanish.