Power distribution
Electrical service and panel design, feeders, load calculations, and coordination with FPL for new or upgraded service.
Electrical Engineering
Electrical design, studies and inspections for new buildings, renovations and existing properties in Miami, with signed and sealed drawings by Florida-licensed engineers.
When you need an electrical engineer
- You're building or renovating and the building department needs signed and sealed electrical plans.
- You're adding big loads: air conditioning, EV chargers, kitchen equipment, and need to know if your electrical service can handle it.
- You want backup power so your building keeps running after a hurricane.
- Your building needs its recertification electrical report or parking lot lighting certification.
- Your fire alarm or emergency lighting needs to be upgraded or brought up to code.
- Your facility needs arc flash labels or an engineering study of its electrical system.
What we do
Lighting & photometrics
Interior and exterior lighting design, and photometric studies that show light levels, including parking lots.
Fire alarm & life safety
Fire alarm system design, emergency and exit lighting, so the building meets life-safety code.
Generators & standby power
Emergency and standby generators with transfer switches, sized for what must keep running in an outage.
EV charging & solar PV
Electric vehicle charging stations and solar panel systems, starting with a check of your existing service capacity.
Inspections & thermography
Electrical inspections for recertification and due diligence, including infrared scans that find overheating connections.
Studies & reports
Short-circuit, arc flash, load and condition studies that tell you how safe your system is and what to do about it.
Coordinated with structure and mechanical
Electrical design doesn't happen alone. Generators sit on slabs, panels need space and access, and air conditioning drives the electrical load. Because we also do structural and mechanical engineering, these pieces are coordinated from the start, so your contractor gets one set of drawings that fit together.
Common questions
Do I need an electrical engineer, or just an electrician?
Smaller jobs may only need a licensed electrical contractor. Most new buildings, larger electrical services and commercial projects need plans signed and sealed by a professional engineer before the building department will issue a permit. Tell us about your project and we'll tell you quickly which one you need.
Can we add EV chargers to our building?
Often yes. The first step is a load calculation to see how much spare capacity your existing electrical service has. From there we design the chargers and any service upgrade needed, and coordinate with FPL if required.
Why does my recertification need an infrared scan?
Miami-Dade requires infrared thermography for electrical systems of 400 amps or more as part of recertification. The scan shows hot spots in panels and connections, which are early signs of failure and fire risk, before they cause damage.
What size generator does my building need?
It depends on what must keep running: elevators, fire pumps, emergency lighting, refrigeration, or the whole building. We review your loads, recommend the size and type, and design the generator and transfer switch for permit.
Have a notice, a permit or a project?
Send us what you have and we’ll tell you what’s needed, what it costs and how long it takes.