Manufacturing Facility Expansion: Powering Growth at Scale

July 8, 2025

Project Overview

Compass Electrical Solutions recently completed a large-scale electrical project for a growing manufacturing company, supporting both a facility retrofit and ground-up construction to accommodate expanded operations and new equipment. This complex project required expertise in high, medium, and low voltage systems and showcases our ability to deliver full-spectrum electrical solutions for industrial environments.


Project Scope & Highlights

  • 70,000 Sq. Ft. Facility – Combination of retrofit and new construction.
  • 4,000-Amp Dialable Switchgear & Secondary Panels – Installed to support scalable power distribution across the expanded facility.
  • High, Medium & Low Voltage Installations – Designed and executed to meet diverse power demands for equipment and operations.
  • 6 Miles of Data & Telecom Wiring – Integrated robust communications infrastructure for manufacturing and office systems.
  • Interior & Exterior Lighting – Installed modern, energy-efficient lighting systems throughout the facility.
  • Office Renovations – Upgraded office areas with new tenant finishes and updated electrical to support employee productivity.
Electrical panel and conduit installation on a concrete wall in an industrial setting.

Supporting Advanced Manufacturing Operations

This project highlights Compass Electrical Solutions’ ability to power complex, high-demand industrial operations with precision and reliability. From heavy equipment power distribution to data infrastructure and office upgrades, we delivered a complete electrical solution tailored for long-term growth.

Industrial Expertise You Can Build On

When your facility expansion requires advanced electrical planning and execution, trust Compass Electrical Solutions. We bring deep experience and a consultative approach to every industrial project—no matter the size or complexity.


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