Glendale's commercial and industrial base runs from the older buildings along Grand Avenue and the historic downtown, through the Loop 101 sports and entertainment district, out to the new large-format warehouses rising along Loop 303. MJK Electric handles the electrical work at every point along the way, from our north Phoenix shop a short drive away.
Electrical Work in Glendale
New warehouses and industrial buildings
The Loop 303 corridor in western Glendale has seen a wave of distribution, logistics and manufacturing buildings. New industrial space needs power distribution sized for the tenant's real equipment, high-bay LED lighting, dock equipment circuits, and power drops for production machinery. That often happens after the shell is built and the tenant's plans are finally known. See industrial electrical.
Older industrial buildings
Grand Avenue (US 60) runs diagonally through Glendale alongside the railroad, and many of the industrial buildings along it are decades old. When a new tenant brings in CNC machines, welders or compressors, the existing service frequently can't carry them. We assess what's there, upgrade the service and distribution, and run new machine power drops.
Commercial and hospitality
Restaurants, retail and hospitality around the Westgate area and Loop 101, plus offices, medical buildings and shopping centers across the city. Tenant improvements, kitchen and equipment circuits, lighting retrofits and service upgrades. See commercial electrical.
Permits and Utilities in Glendale
Electrical permits for work in Glendale city limits are issued by the City of Glendale, and we handle the permit and inspections. County islands and some properties near the city's edges are unincorporated Maricopa County instead, which changes who issues the permit. We confirm the jurisdiction before we price the job. Utility coordination for service upgrades goes through APS or SRP, depending on the property.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you wire new warehouse tenant spaces along Loop 303?
Yes. Power distribution, high-bay lighting, dock equipment and production equipment power are core work for us, whether the building is brand new or the tenant is replacing someone else's build-out.
Our older Glendale building can't power our new machines. What are the options?
Usually a service upgrade, new distribution, or a transformer to match machine voltage. Sometimes it's simply rebalancing loads across the existing service. We'll measure what you have and give you the options with prices.
Do you provide emergency electrical service in Glendale?
Yes, 24/7. Call 602-930-7277.