Ground 02 / the shop floor
Code-compliant electrical work, planning through handover.
Quality Electric has built and maintained commercial electrical systems out of its Ardmore shop since 1991, for schools, warehouses, retail stores and manufacturing floors.
Chapter 01
New construction, planning through handover
Commercial jobs don't start with the first wire pull, they start with the plan set. Quality Electric works new construction from that planning stage through installation, and stays on for the maintenance, testing and repairs that come after the building is occupied.
That continuity is deliberate. A crew that only shows up for the rough-in doesn't know the building the way a crew does that also gets the maintenance calls two years later. Being licensed for both ends of the job, since 1991, is what makes that possible.
The Quality Electric shop in Ardmore, Oklahoma: a white metal building with a red door and the company name painted on the wall.
Panels for schools and other large projects
Electrical panels for schools and other large projects carry higher load, more circuits, and less tolerance for a callback once the building is in use. Quality Electric installs and terminates those panels to code, sized for the load the building actually carries rather than the minimum that gets an inspection passed.
The same crew handles the panel work on manufacturing plants, warehouses and retail stores, which means the same standard of dressed conductors and landed breakers that shows up in a residential sub panel install carries over at commercial scale.
Chapter 03
Pulling wire, running conduit, building panels
The physical work of a commercial build is wire pulls, conduit runs and panel builds, done in sequence and inspected along the way. Quality Electric runs conduit through a manufacturing floor or a warehouse the same way it would through a retail buildout: routed to protect the wire, labelled at the panel, and left serviceable for whoever opens that panel next.
Retail stores, warehouses and manufacturing plants each load a building differently, and the crew accounts for that at the panel and conduit stage rather than trying to correct it after the walls close in.
Tested and inspected before we hand it over
Every electrical system Quality Electric installs is fully tested and inspected before handover, not left for the building owner to discover a fault after occupancy. That's on top of the one-year warranty that covers the work itself, and the bondable, insured and licensed status that's been standing behind Ardmore commercial projects since 1991.
A business owner in Carter, Marshall, Love, Johnston or Murray County can request a bid before committing to the job. Bid work is free in the service area; the charge is only ever for the work performed.
Quality Electric — Bondable, insured and licensed. Oklahoma Contractor #029998, MSHA #UJT. Call (580) 226-4041.
Quality Electric also handles power plants and manufacturing floors under its industrial licence, and the annual electrical ground tests MSHA requires at area quarries. See industrial work or request a free bid.