Ground-up commercial wiring and tenant improvements across Texas—self-performed from underground rough-in through final inspection by the electrical arm of a commercial construction group.
Pillars Electric self-performs the full electrical scope on commercial new construction and tenant build-outs across Texas. We’re not a general-purpose shop bidding the work—we’re the electrical arm of a commercial construction group, which means we read the full set of drawings, sit in the coordination meetings, and own the schedule the way a serious project demands.
From underground rough-in on a ground-up building to a single-tenant interior fit-out, the same crew runs the job from first conduit to final inspection. The work covers raceway and feeder installation, branch wiring, lighting and controls, fire-alarm and low-voltage coordination, temporary power, and closeout—sequenced around the GC’s schedule and every other trade on site.
The standard never changes: code-compliant, inspection-ready, on schedule. Same crews, no markup layers, no surprises at the inspector’s walk-through.
Site service feeders, underground conduit runs, slab penetrations, and below-grade boxes set before the pour—coordinated with civil and structural.
Utility coordination, service entrance, switchboards and panels, feeder pulls, and grounding sized to the engineered load.
Receptacles, switches, dedicated circuits, equipment connections, and device trim—wired clean, labeled, and ready for trim-out.
Interior and exterior lighting, occupancy and daylight controls, dimming, emergency egress, and energy-code compliance built in from layout.
Pathway, power, and rough-in coordination for fire alarm, data, security, and AV—so the low-voltage trades drop into a clean infrastructure.
Demising-wall rewires, new device layouts, lighting reworks, kitchen and equipment power, and landlord-spec turnover for retail, office, and medical TIs.
Job-site temp service, distribution, and lighting—sized for the build, maintained through the schedule, and torn out clean.
Permit pulls, rough and final inspections managed with the AHJ, as-built markups, panel schedules, and the closeout package owners actually need.
We read the full set. Not just the E sheets—civil, structural, architectural, mechanical, plumbing, fire protection. Electrical touches everything, and decisions made on the architectural set drive what we’re doing underground three weeks before slab. We catch the conflicts at the table, not at the trench.
We coordinate with the GC and every trade. Because we’re the electrical division of a construction group, the way the build sequences is in our DNA. We know when framing needs its rough-in complete, when mechanical needs its disconnects, when the inspector likes to see the panel schedule. That coordination shows up as fewer RFIs, fewer change orders, and a schedule that holds.
We sequence around the build. Rough-in waits on the right walls. Trim-out waits on the right ceilings. Temporary power moves with the work. Long-lead gear is ordered the day the submittal is approved—not the day someone notices it’s missing.
We manage inspections proactively. Permit pulled, rough scheduled at the right phase, final walked clean. The AHJ relationship matters; we don’t treat the inspector as the last surprise of the job.
Total conditioned area sets device counts, feeder lengths, and crew loading more than any other single factor.
Amperage, voltage, and whether utility service is upsized or new drives gear cost, lead time, and coordination.
Class-A office vs. warehouse shell vs. medical or kitchen build-out changes device density, controls, and trim spec dramatically.
How tightly the build is sequenced—and whether the project demands phased turnover—shapes crew size and overtime.
Working in an occupied building means after-hours cutovers, infection control or noise constraints, and tighter coordination with operations.
Plans, specs, walkthroughs, or an early-stage conversation. We review and follow up fast.