002 | Electrical power, lighting & systems engineering

Reliable electrical systems engineered around the building, its users and the realities of construction. We coordinate power, lighting and controls from service entry through final distribution. Our team coordinates the design with architecture, construction requirements and long-term building operations.

Our electrical capabilities

Reliable electrical systems engineered around the building, its users and the realities of construction. We coordinate power, lighting and controls from service entry through final distribution. Each scope is developed around the building type, applicable codes, project schedule and coordination needs, giving owners and design teams clear, buildable documentation.

• Low & Medium Voltage Distribution Systems • Electric Service and Equipment Layouts • Emergency Power and Stand-by Power Generators • Interior and Exterior Lighting and Controls • Emergency Lighting and Exit Signs • Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Systems

• Short Circuit and Voltage Drop Calculations • Grounding & Lightning Protection Systems • Electric Load Letters and Service Applications • Sub-metering Systems • Bus Duct Systems Design

Electrical design by building type

Our electrical approach adapts to multifamily, commercial, hospitality, healthcare, educational and mixed-use buildings. We evaluate occupancy, operating priorities, existing conditions and local code requirements to define an efficient project-specific solution.

Q1: How much does electrical engineering cost in New York?

Fees depend on building size, system complexity, existing conditions, documentation needs and the approval scope. We prepare a project-specific proposal after reviewing the requirements.

Q2: What does the electrical scope include for commercial buildings?

The scope is tailored to the project and can include surveys, calculations, coordinated drawings, specifications, agency support and construction-phase services.

Q3: Does NYC require electrical documents stamped by a licensed PE?

Many projects require documents prepared or reviewed by a licensed professional engineer. The exact requirement depends on the work, building type and filing authority.

Q4: How do you choose the right electrical approach for a building project?

We evaluate the program, existing conditions, code requirements, construction budget, schedule and long-term operating goals before recommending a coordinated and buildable approach.