# Warehouse Electrical Contractor DFW | Lighting & Power > Warehouse and distribution center electrical in DFW: high-bay LED lighting, dock and conveyor power, charging circuits, service upgrades. TECL #40628. URL: https://clementselectric.com/service/warehouse-distribution-electrical --- - Licensed & Insured — Electrical Contractor TECL #40628, Master Electrician #214180 | Call Today: 817-803-4444 | Same-Day Service Available SERVICES COMMERCIAL GENERATORS FINANCING About Us CONTACT Book Online 817-803-4444 817-803-4444 Home Services Warehouse & Distribution Center Electrical # Warehouse & Distribution Center Electrical High-bay lighting, dock and conveyor power, charging circuits and service upgrades for warehouses and distribution centers across DFW, planned around the shifts you run. Call (817) 803-4444 Request a Bid Clements Electric (TECL #40628) handles the electrical work in DFW warehouses and distribution centers: high-bay LED lighting and controls, power for dock equipment, conveyors and sortation, forklift charging circuits, three-phase service upgrades, and standby generators. Our office is in the Great Southwest Industrial District in Grand Prairie, between Dallas and Fort Worth, so most of the region's distribution corridors are a short drive. We take jobs over $100,000, meet the contractor requirements for service work at Amazon facilities, and schedule around the shifts your building runs. Send the scope or ask for a site walk at 817-803-4444. Request a Site Walk Licensed Texas Electrical Contractor TECL #40628, Master Electrician #214180 - Meets contractor requirements for service work at Amazon facilities - Night and weekend work so picking and shipping keep running - Takes jobs over $100,000; written scope and firm number before work starts Licensed & Insured Jobs Over $100K Veteran-Owned Written Quotes ## What We Do in Warehouses Most warehouse work is one of a handful of scopes, and a building that is changing tenants or adding automation usually needs several at once: - High-bay lighting — LED retrofits of existing fixtures and new layouts, with occupancy and daylight controls, re-laid out when racking changes put aisles where open floor used to be - Dock equipment — circuits for levelers, dock lights, door operators and fans, the loads that grow every time a building adds doors - Conveyor and sortation — feeders, disconnects and connections for conveyor, sortation and packaging lines, sequenced with the integrator's installation schedule - Forklift and equipment charging — dedicated circuits for battery chargers and charging rooms, sized from the charger nameplates rather than guessed - Service and capacity upgrades — three-phase service, main distribution and new panels when a building's original service cannot carry the load a new tenant brings Show all 6 items ## Lighting a High-Bay Building Lighting is where most warehouse electrical budgets start, and where layout matters more than fixture count. Light that lands on the tops of racks does nothing for the person picking at the bottom of the aisle, so fixtures are placed for the racking and the aisle widths actually in the building. A retrofit that keeps the old fixture positions after the racking has changed keeps the old dark spots too. - Fixtures laid out to the rack plan, so aisles are lit at the pick face, not just the floor between rows - Occupancy controls in aisles that see traffic a few times an hour, which is most of them in a large building - Daylight controls where the building has skylights or clerestory glazing - Lighting alterations can bring in energy code control requirements; we check what your city enforces before the design is final, not at inspection - Work from lifts, aisle by aisle, so a building does not have to shut down to be relit The energy code side is covered in our guide to which electrical code each DFW city enforces . ## When the Building Has Outgrown Its Service Many DFW distribution buildings were delivered as speculative shells, with a service sized for a generic tenant: lights, a few docks and an office. Automation changes that. Conveyor, sortation, charging and cold storage can each add more load than the original design assumed, and the first sign is usually a utility or inspector question rather than a failure. We start from what the building has: the service size, the main distribution, what is already on each panel and the demand history where it is available. From that we say whether the new load fits, fits with rearrangement, or needs a service upgrade. A service upgrade means coordinating with the utility (Oncor across most of DFW) for the new service and the meter release. That coordination sets the schedule more than the electrical work does, so it is arranged before the work starts, not on the day. ## Working Around Live Operations A distribution center earns its money by not stopping. Electrical work is planned around that rather than the other way round: - Outages scheduled into the shift pattern you run, in writing, before work starts - Night and weekend work where picking and shipping cannot pause - Phased scopes so only one zone, line or set of docks is affected at a time - Lifts and work areas kept clear of active aisles and dock traffic - Permits pulled and inspections scheduled, since requirements differ from city to city across DFW ## Where We Work We are based at 2100 S Great Southwest Parkway in Grand Prairie, inside the Great Southwest Industrial District, and work warehouse and distribution buildings across the metroplex: the Great Southwest district itself, the DFW Airport and Irving corridor, north Fort Worth, and the southern Dallas distribution corridors along I-20 and I-45. If your building is in DFW, ask. Relighting, adding docks or automating? Send the drawings, equipment list or a description of the change, or ask for a site walk. You get a written scope and a firm number, scheduled around your shifts. Call 817-803-4444 Request a Site Walk ## Frequently Asked Questions Can you relight a warehouse without shutting it down? Yes. High-bay work is done from lifts, aisle by aisle or zone by zone, at night or on weekends where the building runs during the day. The schedule is agreed in writing before work starts, so operations know which zones are affected and when. Are you approved for work at Amazon facilities? We meet the contractor requirements for service work at Amazon facilities. Ask for our documentation as part of your vendor setup or prequalification. We are adding conveyor and charging. Will our service carry it? That depends on what the building has and what you are adding. Send the equipment list or the integrator's load schedule and we will compare it against your existing service, distribution and panel loading. The answer is one of three: it fits, it fits with rearranging panels, or it needs a service upgrade with the utility involved. Do you install dock equipment circuits? Yes: the circuits and connections for dock levelers, dock lights, door operators and fans. Adding doors is one of the most common reasons a building's panels run out of space. How large a job can you take? Over $100,000. Commercial work is priced per project from drawings, an equipment list or a site walk, with a written scope and a firm number. Request a site walk Get a quote for warehouse & distribution electrical Name Phone What’s going on? (optional) Do not fill this in Request a site walk No obligation. We call from 817-803-4444, 7 AM to 7 PM Monday through Friday. ## Service Areas We provide warehouse & distribution center electrical throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Click any city to learn more about our local electrical services. Grand Prairie , TX Arlington , TX Dallas , TX Fort Worth , TX Irving , TX Mesquite , TX Garland , TX Carrollton , TX Richardson , TX Plano , TX Lewisville , TX Euless , TX Colleyville , TX Dalworthington Gardens , TX Denton , TX Edgecliff Village , TX Everman , TX Frisco , TX Keller , TX Kennedale , TX Mansfield , TX McKinney , TX North Richland Hills , TX Pantego , TX Richland Hills , TX Rowlett , TX Southlake , TX Trophy Club , TX ### Request a Site Walk Send us the scope or the drawings and we will schedule a site walk for your warehouse & distribution electrical project. 817-803-4444 Or send us the scope Name Phone What’s going on? (optional) Do not fill this in Request a site walk No obligation. We call from 817-803-4444, 7 AM to 7 PM Monday through Friday. 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