Commercial
Tenant improvements, restaurant build-outs and commercial electrical, by our own crew.
You get one crew, one schedule and one person to call.
- Scope
- Tenant improvements, restaurant build-outs, hoods, commercial electrical, new construction, schools and care homes.
- What is different
- The same fifteen people who build our houses, so nobody hands you six companies to chase.
What we take on
Seven kinds of job
Tenant improvements
Demolition, partitions, ceilings, lighting, power and finishes, from the last tenant to your lease.
New restaurant build-outs
Front and back of house, from a shell to passing inspection.
Commercial hoods and kitchen appliances
Hood and appliance installs, planned with the electrical rather than added later.
Commercial electrical
Fit-outs, lighting and power, by a licensed electrician on our payroll.
New commercial construction
Ground-up work, and rooms built inside an existing shell.
School maintenance and build-outs
Planned around the school calendar: summers, breaks and evenings.
Nursing home projects
Occupied buildings, with dust, noise and access agreed before we start.
Credentials
What we carry
What a school, a care facility or a landlord asks for first.
Insured and licensed
Certificates go to you or your broker on request.
Bonding available
We can bond a job when the contract calls for it. Ask at bid stage.
Prevailing wage covered
We work prevailing wage jobs and file the certified payroll.
Workers' compensation covered
Everyone on your site is on our payroll and our policy.
Limits and license numbers come with a bid, so they are never stale.
For facilities
Commercial electrical maintenance
Planned inspections, tested safety devices, and a written record for your insurer. Every plan is scoped to the building.
Our work
Commercial work

Every photo on this site is our own work, in and around Des Moines.
Questions
Commonly asked
Can you work while we stay open?
Usually, once we agree hours, closed areas and parking before day one.
Who do I call when something goes wrong?
The person who priced your job.
Do you work nights and weekends?
Where the building needs it, yes, and priced that way up front.





