Electrical engineering services for NYC buildings

For: Co-op boards, condo associations, managing agents, owners, and architects.

• Plan markups and a written electrical review
• Assessment of proposed loads and common-system impacts
• Technical comments and follow-up review of revisions

For: Existing buildings, apartment renovations, and electrification projects.

• Existing service, feeder, riser, and panel assessment
• Demand and connected-load calculations
• Capacity findings, assumptions, and upgrade recommendations

For: Architects, owners, developers, and construction teams.

• Power plans, one-line diagrams, and riser diagrams
• Panel schedules, feeder sizing, and specifications
• Signed and sealed engineering documents where required by the agreed scope

For: Service modifications, special installations, and filing teams.

• Scope and submission-document assessment
• EPR drawings, calculations, and objection responses
• Amendment and closeout documentation coordination

For: Building owners, property managers, and development teams.

• Service, switchboard, feeder, and riser design
• Con Edison service coordination and technical submissions
• Metering, equipment clearances, and phasing considerations

For: Buildings with service upgrades, critical loads, and distribution changes.

• Short-circuit calculations and equipment-duty checks
• Selective coordination studies and time-current curves
• Arc-flash analysis and labeling recommendations where scoped

For: Residential common areas, commercial interiors, and building retrofit teams.

• Lighting layouts and lighting-power calculations
• Occupancy, daylight, and lighting-control design
• Energy documentation and Local Law 88 lighting/submetering support where applicable

For: Residential and commercial buildings with essential or standby loads.

• Generator, UPS, and transfer-switch design
• Emergency lighting and power-distribution coordination
• Load, grounding, and system-separation review

For: Garage operators, co-op and condo boards, and building owners.

• Feasibility, load-management, and capacity studies
• Charger distribution and electrical infrastructure design
• Electrical planning to support broader Local Law 97 strategies

For: Owners and project teams working with specialist vendors.

• PV and storage electrical interconnection design
• Fire alarm power/interface review and design coordination
• Coordination of applicable DOB, FDNY, and utility requirements

For: Architects, general contractors, electricians, and owners.

• Shop drawing, submittal, and RFI review
• Site observations and technical coordination
• Punch lists and review of contractor record documentation

For: Owners, asset managers, buyers, and property management teams.

• Electrical surveys and condition reports
• Capital planning and prioritized recommendations
• Violation-related technical review and corrective design