Commercial electrical work usually requires much greater power loads than the average household – and when things go wrong, the costs can be significantly higher. The loss of power – even for just a few moments – can have devastating effects on a business. Say you’ve got a cool room filled with frozen produce. If the power cuts out, your melting produce means you could lose both inventory and customers. Or, if you’re an office that loses power, you could risk your reputation for reliability and your employee’s productivity.

Even small things like blown fuses, costly heating solutions or ineffective lighting systems can pose threats to businesses, so it’s important to look for the right credentials when looking for a commercial electrician.