Build the space around the business.

Tenant improvement electrical

From an empty shell to an occupied remodel, coordinate electrical work with the floor plan, equipment schedule, and construction sequence. Bring the drawings and the opening date you are working toward.

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Tenant improvement: the work we can help with.

Build the space around the business.

Tenant improvement

Office & retail build-outs

Lighting, receptacles, dedicated circuits, and distribution planned around the tenant layout.

Tenant improvement

Mechanical & equipment connections

Coordinate electrical feeds with HVAC, specialty equipment, and the other trades on the project.

Tenant improvement

Remodels in occupied spaces

Separate work areas and review shutdowns, access, and tenant communication before construction.

Project photos

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Equipment list

Add your equipment and the details you have. Leave unknowns blank. Your schedule will show what still needs review.

Equipment 1

Equipment name *Quantity *Manufacturer / modelVoltage shown on equipmentPhaseNameplate rating, including units

Attach cut-sheets or nameplate photos (optional)

Up to 10 files, 4 MB total. These are attachments for CRE to review; the tool does not extract specifications from them.

Preview your equipment schedule

COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT LIST 1. Unnamed equipment × 1 Model: Unknown | Voltage: Unknown | Phase: Unknown Nameplate rating (as entered): Unknown Still needed: model / cut-sheet, voltage, phase, nameplate rating Attachments selected: None Visitor-entered schedule. Attachments have not been read or verified by this tool. Available capacity, circuit sizing, and final installation requirements need review.

Add an equipment name and a whole quantity from 1 to 10,000 for each row to include this schedule in an inquiry.

The details that shape the project.

Before defining the work, we review how your property operates and what the equipment needs.

Existing conditions
Compare drawings with the existing service, panels, and accessible routes before finalizing scope.
Responsibility boundaries
Identify landlord work, tenant work, utility work, and equipment supplied by others.
Sequence & inspections
Coordinate rough-in, ceilings, equipment delivery, and inspection milestones with the GC schedule.
Closeout for the next occupant
Agree on circuit directories, installed equipment information, applicable inspection records, and outstanding items before turnover. Separate owner training and electrical checks from vendor programming or commissioning.

A useful starting point.

Send what you have. These details help us prepare for your tenant improvement project.

Current electrical and architectural drawings
Equipment schedule and tenant use
Landlord requirements and GC contact
Construction schedule and occupied areas

Common questions.

Can you bid from our drawings?

Send the current plan set, specifications, addenda, and bid date. Existing conditions or incomplete details may require a site walk and stated allowances or exclusions.

Can the tenant remain open?

That depends on access and the work involved. The work sequence should identify affected areas and planned interruptions before the schedule is agreed.

Who handles permits?

The proposal should state the permitting and inspection responsibilities, including any design or plan revisions supplied by others.

Help with the cost.

Match the project address and electricity provider to the program. We can discuss the electrical scope; the program administrator confirms eligibility, available funding, and the award.

Program details checked September 17, 2026.

Silicon Valley Power · City of Santa Clara

Commercial lighting rebates

Calculated for your lighting upgrade

SVP reviews qualifying lighting retrofits using its project calculator. Bring the fixture inventory, proposed equipment, and operating hours into the rebate review. Apply for pre-approval before installation. Eligibility and the award depend on the approved lighting scope, not simply the number of fixtures replaced.

Check program rules & apply

Eligible PG&E small businesses

Simplified Savings

Program-installed efficiency improvements

Qualifying sites may receive lighting and other efficiency improvements through the program. Screening includes peak demand of 50 kW or less, no more than five locations under one owner, and disadvantaged-community or hard-to-reach criteria. Enrollment restrictions apply. This is a program delivery path; confirm participation before including incentives in a CRE project budget.

Check program rules & apply