Tenant improvements
Electrical changes for new layouts, walls, counters, equipment, lighting, and the way the tenant will actually use the space.
Commercial electrical
Power, lighting, panels, equipment circuits, and build-out wiring for San Antonio businesses, tenant spaces, shell buildings, and active construction schedules.
For businesses and project teams
Commercial work is rarely just one outlet or one light. It touches plans, equipment, inspections, business hours, other trades, and a date when the space has to be ready.
Texas Made Electric works through those details with owners, contractors, property managers, and tenant teams across the San Antonio area.
Commercial scope
Electrical changes for new layouts, walls, counters, equipment, lighting, and the way the tenant will actually use the space.
Electrical work that moves a shell building or unfinished suite toward a complete, usable commercial space.
Interior and exterior lighting, relocations, switching, controls, and circuit changes tied to the finished layout.
Panel work, feeders, circuits, and distribution changes needed to support the tenant or property load.
Dedicated circuits and connections for kitchen, shop, office, retail, mechanical, and specialty equipment.
Closeout items, final changes, and electrical details that need to be handled before the space can move forward.
Commercial workflow
Confirm the layout, existing service, equipment, access, and schedule.
Separate what stays, what moves, what is added, and what requires coordination.
Sequence rough-in, inspections, trim, equipment, and changes with other trades.
Handle punch items and leave the electrical work ready for the owner, tenant, and next step.
Where the experience fits
Lighting, displays, counters, equipment, service, and build-out electrical work.
Power and lighting arranged around staff, customers, equipment, and daily operations.
Electrical scope coordinated around plans, inspections, access, and trade sequencing.
Questions before you call
Documented work includes retail, tenant finish-outs, shell spaces, renovations, offices, shops, and other active commercial properties across the San Antonio area.
Yes. Have the current electrical sheets, equipment information, landlord criteria, schedule, and site contact ready for scope review.
Yes. Commercial scope can include panel work, distribution changes, lighting, dedicated circuits, and equipment power depending on the property and project.
Call (830) 349-8393 with the address, project type, schedule, and a short scope summary.
Related work
Call with the address, plans or scope, and target schedule. Get the electrical conversation started before the job gets crowded.