Commercial Electrician in Tucson
Customized electrical systems designed to boost efficiency and safety for your business. Big or small, we enjoy it all.
Commercial Electrical Services
Customized electrical systems designed to meet your business demands flawlessly. Anything you need to get your new commercial space powered and ready for business!
Commercial electrical for Tucson businesses
Whether you are opening a new space, expanding, or keeping an existing building running, the electrical has to work and pass inspection the first time. Light The Way Electrical designs and installs commercial systems around how your business actually operates.
Commercial services
- Tenant improvements and build-outs for retail, office and restaurant spaces
- New service and service upgrades sized for your equipment
- Dedicated circuits for kitchen equipment, compressors, servers and machinery
- Lighting, including LED retrofits and exterior and parking lot lighting
- Troubleshooting and repair to get you back up and running
- EV charging for employees, customers and fleet vehicles
Working around your business
Downtime costs money. We plan shutoffs ahead of time and schedule work to keep disruption to a minimum. Property managers and landlords who manage several units around town can count on one electrician who knows their buildings.
Every job is done under Arizona ROC #359885, licensed, bonded and insured, with permits pulled whenever the work requires them.
Other services
Residential
Expertly handling all your home wiring and electrical repair needs, from new wiring and remodels to panel upgrades and solar.
Wire up your home
Electrical Repair
Troubleshooting and repair for tripping breakers, flickering lights, dead outlets and storm damage.
Get it fixed right
Panel Upgrades
Panel and service upgrades, including 100 to 200 amp upgrades and Federal Pacific or Zinsco replacements.
Upgrade your panel
Solar
Solar array design, installation and repair, including systems another contractor left unfinished.
Plan your solar
Off-Grid Systems
Off-grid solar, wells, pumps and battery backup.
Go off-grid
EV Chargers
Home and business EV charger installs, including the service upgrades they need.
Get a home charger
Mini-Splits
Mini-split install and repair for single heads, cassettes and multi-zone systems.
Cool a room
Lighting & Fans
Recessed lighting, fixtures, ceiling fans, dimmers and outdoor lighting for homes and businesses.
Light up a roomCan I add a circuit or a subpanel for a garage or addition?
Usually yes, if the main panel and service have enough capacity. A subpanel is common for garages, workshops, and additions. The job needs a load calculation, correct wire and breaker sizing, proper grounding, and typically a permit and inspection.
What does whole-home surge protection do, and is it worth it?
A whole-home surge protector installs at the panel and diverts voltage spikes from lightning, utility switching, and large appliances cycling on and off. It is generally worth it if you have expensive electronics and appliances. It reduces risk but cannot guarantee protection from a direct lightning strike, and it works best paired with plug-in surge protectors for sensitive devices.
Can I install a generator or transfer switch?
Yes, and a properly installed transfer switch or interlock is essential. It keeps generator power from feeding back into the utility lines, which can seriously injure or kill line workers. Never plug a generator into a wall outlet using a dual-male cord. Installations typically need a permit, and portable generators must run outdoors, well away from windows, because of carbon monoxide.
Do I need a permit for this work?
Permits are usually required for new circuits, panel changes, service upgrades, EV chargers, generators, and additions. Simple like-for-like swaps of an outlet, switch, or light fixture often do not need one, but rules vary by city and county. Licensed electricians normally handle permits. Unpermitted work can cause problems with insurance claims and when selling a home.
How much will this cost, and do you charge hourly or flat rate?
It depends on the job. Troubleshooting and small repairs are often billed hourly, sometimes with a service-call fee. Defined projects like installing a circuit, fixture, or charger are commonly quoted at a flat rate. Rates vary widely by region and complexity, so ask for a written estimate that lists labor, materials, and permit fees.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Light The Way Electrical is licensed, bonded and insured under Arizona ROC #359885. You can verify any Arizona contractor’s license with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors at roc.az.gov.
A reputable electrician should be licensed in your state or locality, carry liability insurance, and have workers’ compensation coverage for employees. Ask for their license number and verify it with the licensing board, and ask for a certificate of insurance. That protects you if something goes wrong on the job.