Contemporary fire alarm systems can provide more than a bells-and-whistles alarm. Depending on the size of the building and its need, voice-over systems are available that will inform everyone about evacuation and relocation routes and sites.
To prolong the life of your heating and air conditioning system—and to lower your monthly electric bill — replace its filter on a regular basis. A permanent filter that you wash monthly can save you even more money over the long run.
In buildings with finished walls and floors, commercial electricians have to work hard to get power to the right locations. Wires can be run in crawl spaces, attics, basements, and drop ceilings, but when they’re run behind finished walls, the process is called “fishing.”
Your commercial electric systems need to conform to various codes, such as the National Electric Code. If there's a violation, it needs to be repaired immediately, but fortunately, electric contractors know the code backwards and forwards and can make the repairs quickly.
So why is electrical system maintenance so important for commercial buildings? The purpose of these periodic assessments is to fix small problems before they escalate into larger ones, both saving you money and ensuring the continuity of your operations.
Considering an office remodel? If so, don’t forget to involve your staff in the electrical planning stages. They can provide insight into real power demands, where outlets need to be placed, what type of lighting is needed, where lighting should be positioned, and more.
