Panel work, tenant improvements, and lighting for LA retail, office, and small commercial spaces.
This page describes commercial electrical capability based on JE Electric's general electrical contracting scope; specific commercial project types are confirmed on a per-job basis when you call.
Commercial electrical differs from residential mainly in scale and in who else is involved — landlords, property managers, and sometimes a general contractor on a tenant improvement timeline. A retail buildout in a Los Angeles strip mall or an office suite in a converted building often needs new circuits and lighting laid out around a specific floor plan, on a schedule that has to work around a lease start date or a business's operating hours.
We approach it the same way we approach residential work: check what's actually there (panel capacity, existing circuits) before quoting anything, and pull the permits the job actually requires.
New circuits and layout changes for a new tenant's space.
Upgrading commercial panels for higher loads or new equipment.
Multi-station charger installs for parking lots and structures.
Commercial jobs are quoted off scope: square footage affected, circuit and fixture count, panel capacity needed, and whether work happens during business hours or after. Landlord and permit requirements can also add steps a residential job wouldn't have.
You get the same direct communication and permit discipline on a commercial job as on a house call — we don't treat a business as a black box just because the stakeholders are different.
We take on commercial electrical projects throughout Los Angeles and in Glendale.
Small to mid-size commercial spaces — retail buildouts, office tenant improvements, restaurants, and multi-unit properties. Call and describe the scope; we'll tell you honestly if it's a good fit.
For occupied commercial spaces, we can schedule around business hours where the job allows it — ask when you call.
Yes — TI electrical typically means new circuits, lighting, and outlets to fit a new layout inside an existing commercial shell, coordinated with the landlord's and city's permit requirements.
Yes, including the panel capacity assessment for multiple charging stations, which is a bigger load calculation than a single home charger.
For commercial capacity increases.
For new commercial build-outs.
For commercial parking and fleet charging.
Call (323) 697-1454 to discuss scope and timeline.
