Commercial & Industrial Electrical Construction

New construction rewards contractors who can plan the whole system before the first trench is cut. H&M delivers ground-up and core-and-shell electrical scopes where the incoming service, main distribution, riser, and base-building systems all have to be right for tenants who have not signed yet.

We build to allow for future load and future fit-out, sizing gear and pathways so a developer's building can absorb the tenants it is designed to attract. On core-and-shell work, that foresight is the difference between a shell that leases quickly and one that fights every tenant improvement.

As an IBEW-signatory contractor with more than thirty years in the Puget Sound market, we bring the manpower and the journeyman depth to keep large new-construction schedules moving.

The heart of any commercial or industrial project is its power distribution. H&M installs utility services, main switchboards, medium- and low-voltage switchgear, transformers, panelboards, and feeders, and we coordinate the utility interface so energization lands on schedule.

Switchgear is long-lead and unforgiving, so we engage early on submittals, pad and pathway coordination, and installation sequencing. Our crews set and terminate gear cleanly, and our project managers hold the acceptance testing and commissioning timeline that lets the rest of the building come alive.

Light industrial and manufacturing work asks more of an electrical contractor: larger loads, process equipment, motor controls, and environments that punish shortcuts. H&M powers warehousing and distribution centers, manufacturing and process plants, energy facilities, and mission-critical infrastructure where downtime is expensive and safety margins are thin.

We install motor control centers, VFDs, process feeders, and heavy conduit and cable systems, and we coordinate closely with mechanical, process, and controls trades so the plant starts up as one integrated system. Our experience spans a landfill-gas energy facility and other light-industrial and process environments across Washington.

H&M prefabricates assemblies off-site — racks, corridors, branch kits, and gear sub-assemblies — so field crews install faster, safer, and with less waste. Prefab compresses schedule and improves quality control by moving repetitive work into a controlled shop environment.

On every project we function as a coordination partner to the general contractor, participating in BIM clash detection, pull planning, and lookahead scheduling. GCs work with H&M because our foremen show up with a plan, keep the sequence moving, and flag conflicts before they become field problems.