Recent work across Southern California. Every photograph is our own crew, on our own job.
Completed and in progress work for public agencies, school districts and universities across Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles and San Diego counties. Owner, scope and final contract value are as certified on our public works project resume.
Ground up single story addition on the Sheriff campus, relocating the Coachella Valley Dispatch Center. A 500 amp normal power distribution system, a 350 kW diesel standby generator and automatic transfer switch, and advanced lighting control throughout.
Under construction · See the job
A 1,640 square foot ground up kitchen and a 2,600 square foot covered shelter, carrying a full electrical infrastructure upgrade behind them including a new 1,000 amp main switchboard sized for the whole site.
Completing spring 2026 · See the job
Interior electrical work through occupied corridors. Metal stud build out, branch circuiting and device rough in, with cable pulled into walls ahead of close up.
A 36,000 square foot, two story tenant improvement of a working sheriff's facility. New lighting, power, data and fire alarm throughout, site lighting and site low voltage, plus a backup generator, automatic transfer switch, new gear and new panels.
$1,475,171 · Completed 2025
Modernization of two classroom buildings covering lighting, controls, power, low voltage and fire alarm, with site work for new site lighting and low voltage security.
$519,047 · Completed 2023
Modernization of two library floors in an occupied campus building. New lighting and controls, power, data and audio visual.
$508,888 · Completed 2023
Modernization of the counseling buildings at West Valley, Tahquitz and Hemet high schools. Lighting, controls and power, with site lighting.
$430,983 · Completed 2025
Electrical improvements across a historic museum campus built in 1957. Power, lighting and infrastructure upgrades for the museum, gallery, event spaces and grounds, done without altering the character of the site.
$343,338
Renovation inside an active police station with operations running throughout. Interior finishes and mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems rebuilt, Title 24 lighting upgrades, ADA restroom work, and pneumatic controls converted to low voltage digital.
$300,000
HVAC upgrade and classroom modernization at a K through 6 performing arts campus. Lighting, controls, power and a complete fire alarm system.
$293,191 · Completed 2025
Building and mechanical, electrical and plumbing work for a district central freezer facility, including power distribution and the equipment connections for the freezer and its support systems.
$245,796
New switchgear, transformer and a 300 kW battery energy storage system, with all new underground conduit and feeder wire. Delivered with Tesla as designer and construction manager.
$241,805 · Completed 2024
Site underground and site lighting for campus pathway lighting.
$220,000 · Completed 2024
Every photograph below is our own crew, on our own job, during construction.
A ground up, single story addition on the Riverside County Sheriff campus at Gerald Ford Drive and Monterey Avenue, built to support the department's growing operations and to relocate the Coachella Valley Dispatch Center. The program covers administrative office space, a full locker room, a fitness gym, and the dispatch floor itself.
Dispatch does not get to stop when the grid does, so the electrical scope is built around continuity rather than square footage. Normal power runs on a 500 amp distribution system with advanced lighting and lighting control throughout. Behind it sits a new 350 kW diesel generator and an automatic transfer switch, so the building carries its critical load through an outage without anyone in the room noticing.
Beaumont Unified School District gave a TK through 5 campus its first kitchen and lunch shelter since 1941, funded by Measure Z. A 1,640 square foot ground up kitchen building for real food preparation, and a 2,600 square foot covered shelter so students are not eating in the sun.
Neither building could be fed from what was already there. The project carried a full electrical infrastructure upgrade behind it, including a new 1,000 amp main switchboard sized for the whole site rather than just the kitchen. We ran it alongside general contractor Ledesma and Meyer, on a live campus, against a school calendar that does not move.
Interior electrical work at a Riverside County Probation Department facility. Metal stud build out, branch circuiting and device rough in through interior corridors, and cable pulled into walls ahead of close up.
Most of an electrical scope disappears into a slab, a wall or a ceiling before anyone sees the finished building. This is what it looks like while it is still visible.
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