Frequently Asked Questions

  • What types of commercial projects does Eds Electric handle?

    We handle commercial remodels, tenant improvements, retail work, banks and financial facilities, warehouses and shops, small school and institutional projects, ground up construction, service upgrades, lighting, and repair work. Contact us with details and we will confirm whether it fits.

  • Do you still take residential work?

    Yes. We continue to take residential projects where it makes sense, including lighting, remodel wiring and surge protection. Commercial electrical work is our primary focus and the work we are looking to grow, so we plan scheduling around commercial clients.

  • Who do you work with on commercial projects?

    We work with business owners, property owners, general contractors, construction managers, developers and facility managers who need a dependable commercial electrical contractor. Each group has different needs, so we adjust our communication and planning to match how your project runs.

  • Can you handle larger commercial projects?

    We are a smaller contractor, and we can add manpower when the project, schedule and staffing requirements are a good fit. We will tell you honestly whether a project suits our team, rather than overpromising and leaving problems for later.

  • What areas do you serve?

    We serve the Oklahoma City metro and central Oklahoma, including Oklahoma City, Norman, Edmond, Moore, Mustang, Yukon, Tuttle, Chickasha and El Reno. If your project is outside those communities, contact us to ask whether we can take the project on.

  • Do you work with general contractors?

    Yes. We coordinate with general contractors and construction managers on scope, schedule and sequencing. We can provide an electrical package for new construction and renovation projects and we keep the general contractor informed so electrical work fits the overall plan.

  • What kind of wiring do you install?

    We primarily use copper conductors. If engineered plans or specifications require another approved material, we follow the project documents. This approach keeps the installation consistent with the designers and gives property owners confidence that the work matches what was planned.

  • How do I request a bid?

    Contact Eds Electric with your project type, address and timeline. If you have plans, specifications or a scope list, send them along so we can review the work properly. We will respond with the next steps and any open questions.