Shops
Shop and storefront electrical in Salt Lake City
A shop is sold by its light. We run shelf and display lighting on controls your staff can reach, and we put power where the till, the cameras and the sign need it.
Usually on the list
Lit shelving and display circuits
Track and accent lighting on controls
Sign and window circuits
Point-of-sale, data and camera power
What the electrical covers
What the sales floor needs
Shelf and display light
Circuits sized for the fixtures the designer chose.
Track and accent
Lighting zones that switch and dim in the groups you set.
Signs and windows
Sign power and window-display circuits on a timer.
Till and data
Outlets at the counter and in the back room.
Entry and exterior
Storefront lighting, entry lights and an exterior receptacle.
Exit lighting
Exit and emergency lighting circuits as the plan lays them out.
Questions
Questions we hear at the first walk
Who supplies the sign?
Your sign company supplies and installs the sign. We bring the circuit to the place the sign drawing shows, and we connect it once the sign company has set it.
Can lights be set up in zones?
Yes. We group fixtures into the zones your plan calls for, such as shelves, window and back room, so staff can change them without a ladder.
Can you work around my landlord's opening date?
We plan backwards from your opening and the landlord's turnover date. The order of work shows each inspection that has to land before the next trade can start.
Send the address and the opening date you are aiming for
We walk the space with you and write down what its electrical will need.