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Ace Electric is the commercial electrician that general contractors, builders, and property managers call when the schedule cannot slip.
On most jobs, the electrician is the trade that holds everything up. Not us. We guarantee we show up when we say we will and finish on time, every project. You deal directly with our master electrician project manager, we pull our own permits, and we pass inspection the first time. No no-shows, no runaround, no blown deadlines.
Call our project manager directly and get straight answers before you commit.
If you are remodeling a commercial space in Denver, you are working around wiring that is often 30, 40, or 50 years old, out of code, and nowhere near able to handle modern equipment loads. Ignore it until demo and it becomes your delay and your change order. We handle commercial electrical remodels for restaurants, retail, offices, and industrial spaces across Denver, and we plan the electrical up front so it never stalls your build.
Whether you're gutting an old building in RiNo for a new brewery or updating an office space in the Tech Center, the electrical has to be planned around what the business actually needs. We work with your architect and GC during design to figure out panel requirements, circuit layouts, and lighting before demo starts. That's how you avoid expensive surprises halfway through construction.
Building new commercial space in Denver? When the electrical is not planned from day one, you pay for it later in change orders, rework, and failed inspections. We get involved early and coordinate with your architects, engineers, and other trades so every light, outlet, and equipment load is exactly where you need it before the walls close up.
We handle new construction electrical for retail shells, restaurant buildouts, office buildings, small warehouses, and mixed-use projects. From rough-in through final trim and inspection, we hold your schedule and keep your team in the loop. We are not the cheapest bid, but we will not create the problems that cost you more than you saved.
Your lighting sets the tone for the whole space, and a restaurant, a retail floor, and an office each need something different. We handle commercial lighting installation for all of them, from simple troffer swaps to custom designs with dimmers, zones, and controls, and we get it done without holding up your other trades.
We also handle LED retrofits for businesses looking to cut energy costs without a full redesign. Warehouses, parking structures, office buildings, and retail floors can all be upgraded to LED to lower your power bill.
We are converting an older RiNo warehouse into a restaurant. What electrical should we plan for?
Older RiNo and LoDo warehouse buildings usually have service sized for light industrial use, well short of what a commercial kitchen needs. Expect a service upgrade, new distribution, and dedicated circuits for hood systems, refrigeration, and cooking equipment, and plan it before demo rather than after.
Do you handle Denver permits and inspections?
Yes. We pull all required electrical permits and schedule inspections with the City and County of Denver. We know what Denver inspectors look for and build the work so it passes the first time.
Our Denver building still has aluminum branch wiring from the 1970s. Is that a problem for a tenant buildout?
Aluminum branch wiring from the 1960s and 1970s is common in older Denver commercial and multi-family buildings, and it becomes a problem at connections where it loosens and overheats. During a buildout we either replace the affected runs or terminate them with approved connectors, and we tell you which is realistic for your budget.
Can you work nights and weekends in occupied Denver buildings?
Yes. Restaurants, retail, and offices in areas like Cherry Creek and the Tech Center often cannot lose daytime hours, so we schedule around operations and stage the work so your business keeps running.
Who coordinates the utility side for Denver commercial work?
Denver is served by Xcel Energy, so service upgrades, new meter sets, and disconnects go through Xcel rather than a cooperative like United Power up in Brighton. We handle that coordination and build the schedule around their timelines.