
Tenant finish-out, service and capacity upgrades, warehouse lighting, machine wiring and controls in Arlington, TX. Clements Electric has been a licensed Texas electrical contractor (TECL #40628) serving Arlington homeowners and businesses since 1982.
Six areas make up most of our commercial and industrial work. If your scope sits across several of them, that is normal and it is easier to run through one contractor than four.
Two projects that show the range, one industrial and one multifamily.
Facility managers screen contractors before they read anything else on a website, so here it is plainly. Clements Electric takes jobs over $100,000, and has run multi-phase industrial work and full external panel replacement in an occupied building at that scale. We are a licensed Texas electrical contractor, TECL #40628, verifiable with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. We meet the contractor requirements for service work at Amazon facilities, which is a useful shorthand because those requirements are not trivial to satisfy. Insurance certificates and bonding documentation are provided on request rather than published here.
Commercial and industrial work is a scheduling problem as much as an electrical one. Production does not stop because the electrical needs doing, tenants do not move their opening date, and an occupied apartment building has people in it. We plan outages in phases, coordinate utility disconnects and meter releases in advance rather than on the day, and work nights and weekends where the schedule demands it.
Over $100,000. Recent examples include multi-phase wiring of production machines through a manufacturer’s expansion, and replacing all external panels across an occupied Grand Prairie apartment community. If you are unsure whether your scope fits, describe it on a call and you will get a straight answer rather than a maybe.
We meet the contractor requirements for service work at Amazon facilities. Those requirements cover licensing, insurance, safety and documentation, so it is a reasonable shorthand for whether a contractor can satisfy a demanding procurement process.
Certificates of insurance and bonding documentation are provided on request as part of the bid or prequalification process. We do not publish the figures.
Yes, including feeders, disconnects and final connections for production equipment. We wired all machines at Send-Cut-Send across their Grand Prairie and Arlington expansion, a multi-phase project. The schedule on that work is set by equipment delivery and commissioning, and we plan around it.
Yes, where production schedules or occupancy require it. Our standard hours are 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM Monday through Friday, and commercial scopes are planned around the facility rather than around us.
Yes. Finish-out work is scheduled against the delivery date, which usually means coordinating with the general contractor and the other trades rather than working in isolation. Permits and inspections are handled as part of the job.
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Tenant finish-out, service upgrades, warehouse lighting, machine wiring, controls and generators for DFW facilities. Jobs over $100K.
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