You bought the machine. We'll get power to it

Dedicated circuits, feeders, disconnects and panel capacity for new production equipment — 120/208, 240 and 480V.

Serving Northern California

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Licensed and insured electrical contractor

120/208, 240 and 277/480V equipment power

Coordination with your equipment vendor's install requirements

100%

Licensed & Insured

24/7

Emergency Service

40+

Years Experience

C-10

Licensed Contractor

What we do

Machinery & Equipment Power

Dedicated circuits, feeders, disconnects and panel capacity for new production equipment — 120/208, 240 and 480V.

Dedicated equipment circuits

Machine disconnects and feeders

480V equipment power

3-phase power installation

Panel capacity additions

Dedicated receptacles

GFCI protection where applicable

Equipment relocation electrical

Who we work for

Industries served

Machine shops
Fabrication and welding shops
Manufacturing plants
Repair and fleet facilities
Warehouses adding automation

Sound familiar?

Project types

New CNC, press or compressor
Adding welders or plasma equipment
Conveyor or automation power
Relocating existing equipment
Running out of panel space

Why G3 POWER

Built around how facilities actually run

We read the nameplate first

Voltage, phase, FLA and the manufacturer's disconnect requirement drive the whole install. Getting that right up front is the difference between a machine that runs and a machine that trips.

We scope it on site

Every job starts with a walk-through of the existing service, panel capacity and where the new load actually lands. That is how the number in the proposal survives contact with the building.

Built around your uptime

Shutdowns get scheduled around production, not the other way round. Off-hours and weekend cut-overs where the work requires it.

Code-aware work, documented

Electrical upgrades to help improve workplace safety and support code requirements.

Recent work

Projects

Semi-Truck Repair Facility — Shop Power Where the Work Happens

Client: a semi-truck repair facility

Problem: The existing work areas lacked properly located power for the shop equipment and workstations in use. Crews were working around the electrical system rather than with it.

Scope: Added receptacles and dedicated power at the work areas, GFCI protection where applicable, and improved power distribution through the shop.

Result: A cleaner and more functional electrical setup supporting safer shop operations, with power located where the work actually happens.

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Project photos

The work

Our own work — no stock photography. A facility manager spots the difference instantly.

Machine control panel terminations on DIN terminal blocks

Conduit bank racked and bent into equipment

Medium-voltage switch assembly under service and test

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A walk-through is how the number in the proposal survives contact with the building. Free estimates.

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Tell us what you're powering

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