Power & Distribution

Commercial Power
& Distribution

The infrastructure behind dependable commercial power.

Peachtree installs the main service, switchgear, panels, and feeders that carry power through a commercial building, and the branch circuits that deliver it where the work happens.

We do this work on new commercial construction and on service upgrades for existing commercial buildings.

Two electricians working at a commercial distribution panel
Scope of Work

From the Main Service to the Last Circuit

Service & Distribution

The equipment that brings power into the building and divides it among each floor, tenant, and system.

  • Commercial main service installation & upgrades
  • Switchgear, panels, distribution boards & feeders
  • Branch circuit installation (office, retail, industrial)

Backup Power & Protection

Transfer switches and generator connections that keep critical loads running, and surge protection for sensitive equipment.

  • Backup generators & automatic transfer switches (ATS)
  • Power conditioning & surge protection
Commercial generators

Equipment Power

Dedicated circuits for the mechanical, kitchen, and production equipment a building depends on.

  • HVAC system electrical hookups (RTUs, AHUs, chillers, mini-splits)
  • Commercial kitchen & foodservice equipment circuits
  • Industrial machinery & 3-phase equipment power
  • Dedicated circuits for specialized equipment
Peachtree Projects

Our Work

Photos from commercial projects Peachtree has worked on across the Grand Strand.

Distribution panels mounted on a backboard in a commercial building

Panel Infrastructure

Two pad-mounted transformers at a commercial site

Exterior Electrical Infrastructure

Transformer and distribution equipment installed in an electrical room

Distribution Equipment

How We Work

Bid-Driven
Commercial Projects

  1. Plan & Spec

    We price the electrical scope from the project drawings and specifications and submit a bid to the general contractor or owner.

  2. Design-Assist

    When drawings are still in progress, we work with the design team on the electrical approach before the plans are final.

  3. Pre-Construction

    Before work starts, we review the scope, the schedule, and coordination with the other trades.

  4. Construction

    Rough-in through trim-out, energization, inspections, and final commissioning.

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