Businesses
Commercial electrical services for Ascension Parish businesses
In-person estimate reviews, weekly progress reports and a comprehensive property safety inspection with every service call. We work for the people who lose money when the building is down, not just the wire.
Chapter 01
The real cost on a commercial job is the hours the building is down
A homeowner can work around a dead outlet for a day. A business can't work around a panel that's down, a breaker feeding a walk-in cooler that keeps tripping, or a wiring problem that's holding up an inspection. On commercial jobs the wire itself is rarely the expensive part. The expensive part is every hour the space isn't open, isn't cooling, or isn't ready for the people who need it running.
That's why every commercial estimate starts with someone walking the property in person, not a number quoted off a phone description. We look at the actual panels, the actual load and the actual building before we say what a job costs or how long it takes, because a guess made from the truck is the thing that turns a two-day job into a five-day one.
A Kliebert Electrical technician on a ladder wiring a bank of three exterior electrical panels and disconnects
Every service call includes a walk of the panels, breakers and grounding
A comprehensive property safety inspection runs with every commercial service call, the same as it does at a house. We go through the panels, the breakers, the electrical services feeding the building and the grounding system, whether you called about one specific problem or not. On a commercial property that inspection catches things a residential visit wouldn't have to deal with: a panel schedule that no longer matches what's actually plugged in, a breaker sized for equipment that isn't there anymore, a grounding system that was fine for the building's original tenant and isn't fine for the one running it now.
Small repairs and large-scale renovations both start from that same walk-through. We'd rather find the second problem while we're already there than get called back for it in a month.
Chapter 03
You get a progress report, not a guess about where the job stands
Regular project updates and a weekly progress report mean you're never wondering where a job stands.
Professional documentation follows the job through every phase, from the in-person estimate review through the final walkthrough, so what got done, what it cost and why is on paper, not just in somebody's memory. On a renovation that stretches over weeks, that paper trail is what lets you plan around the work instead of just reacting to it.
Kliebert Electrical, family owned, BBB accredited since 2016, one year labor warranty on every job. Call (225) 673-1919.