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Jolt Electrical Services LLC
Commercial & industrial

Electrical, mechanical and plumbing scope from one subcontractor

Jolt works on operating buildings and on active construction. We hold electrical, HVAC and plumbing scope under one company, which removes a layer of coordination from your schedule and one more phone call from your day.

Scope

What we hold on commercial work

Full scope lists by trade. If something you need is not on here, ask — the honest answer is faster for both of us than a maybe.

Electrical

  • Electrical service and distribution
  • Panels, disconnects, and switchgear work
  • Interior, exterior, and site lighting
  • Power and feeders for new equipment
  • Motor starters and motor-control troubleshooting
  • VFD installation and replacement
  • MCC-related electrical work
  • Tenant build-outs and renovations
  • Troubleshooting on live facilities
  • Scheduled and after-hours service calls
  • New construction rough-in and trim

HVAC

  • Commercial HVAC service and repair
  • Rooftop and split-system replacement
  • Commercial refrigeration service and repair
  • Walk-in coolers, freezers and refrigerated cases
  • Mechanical equipment installation
  • Ductwork and distribution
  • Preventive maintenance programs
  • Controls and thermostat work
  • Tenant build-out mechanical scope
  • New construction mechanical rough-in

Plumbing

  • Commercial plumbing service and repair
  • Domestic water and waste piping
  • Commercial fixtures and flush valves
  • Water heater replacement
  • Drain and sewer line work
  • Restroom and kitchen renovations
  • Tenant build-out plumbing scope
  • New construction underground and rough-in

We do not list specialty scope we are not currently set up to self-perform. If a project calls for something outside the lists above, tell us anyway — we will either say yes, say no, or tell you who we would bring in.

Who we work for

The people who hire us on commercial projects

General contractors

Subcontract scope on renovations, build-outs and new construction. One sub covering electrical, mechanical and plumbing means fewer coordination meetings and fewer gaps between trades.

Facility and operations teams

Service work on buildings that have to keep running — troubleshooting, repairs, equipment replacement, and planned work scheduled around your operating hours.

Business and property owners

Whether you own the building or lease it, we handle the systems that keep it usable and the upgrades that make it cheaper to run.

Developers and construction managers

Send the project. We will tell you whether the scope, schedule and location fit what we can staff — and we will tell you plainly when they do not.

Types of work

From a single service call to a full project

The same company that answers a no-cooling call at your building can carry the mechanical scope on your next renovation.
  • Renovations and tenant build-outs
  • New construction rough-in and trim
  • Equipment replacement and upgrades
  • Scheduled and after-hours service calls
  • Troubleshooting on operating facilities
  • Multi-trade coordination on one contract
General contractors

Send plans. Get a real answer.

We bid electrical, mechanical and plumbing scope for general contractors, construction managers, developers and owners. Send the documents and we will tell you where we stand — including when a project is not a fit.
  1. 01

    Send the invitation

    Email the invitation to bid with the project name, location and bid date. Plan room links are fine — so are attachments.

  2. 02

    Include the documents

    Plans, specifications, addenda, scope letters and any pre-bid requirements. Tell us which divisions you want us on.

  3. 03

    We review and respond

    We confirm receipt, tell you whether the project fits our current workload and geography, and follow up with questions.

Commercial

Send us the project

Bid invitations, plans and specs go to the service inbox. For service work on a building you operate, call the office and ask for commercial dispatch.