Who We Serve
Electrical support for specialty contractors & equipment vendors
Electrical partner in Richardson and North Dallas for low-voltage, fire alarm, security, controls, mechanical and sign contractors, plus equipment vendors needing raceway, power and connections.
A large share of commercial technology and equipment never touches a wall outlet: it needs a licensed electrician to provide the raceway, power, disconnect and grounding before the specialist's part can begin. That upstream work is what we do for specialty contractors and equipment vendors.
Low-voltage, fire alarm, security, controls, mechanical and sign contractors — along with equipment manufacturers, vendors, millwrights and riggers — all need the same things: pathways in the right places, circuits sized to the load, and an electrician who respects that their scope is theirs.
Raceway and pathways for other trades
EMT, rigid and PVC raceway, sleeves through walls and slabs, boxes, pull strings and conduit stub-ups, installed where the drawings or your layout require and sized to the fill and pull distances your cable needs. We respect trade boundaries explicitly: your cable, your devices, your programming.
- EMT, rigid and PVC raceway installation
- Sleeves, boxes and pull strings
- Conduit stub-ups and backboxes for devices
- Fill and pull-distance planning for your cable
Power for what you install
Dedicated circuits, disconnects, transformers and grounding for the equipment your trade installs — rack and IDF feeds, camera and access-control power, mechanical connections, sign circuits with the switching needed. Everything is labeled at both ends and added to the panel schedule.
- Dedicated circuits sized to your equipment
- Disconnects and overcurrent protection
- Grounding and bonding for sensitive electronics
- Panel schedule updates and circuit identification
Equipment installation and startup coordination
For equipment vendors, manufacturers' reps, millwrights and riggers, we cover the electrical side of manufacturer equipment installation (MEI) — a construction scope term for feeder, disconnect and control-power work, not a certification. Everything is complete and tested before the equipment is set, with the power-ready date agreed in advance so no crew waits on the other.
- Power-ready dates aligned to delivery and rigging
- Feeders, disconnects and control provisions
- Voltage, phase and rotation verification at startup
- Clear scope boundaries documented up front
Relevant services
Flip the Switch Electric serves Richardson, TX and the surrounding North Dallas area. Tell us what you're working on and we'll give you a straight answer on scope and fit.
Need an electrician who shows up and gets it right?
From a single service call to a full commercial project scope — tell us what's going on and we'll give you a straight answer on what it takes and when we can be there.