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Underslab & Trench Rough-In
Feeder and branch conduit set in excavated trenches and under slabs, coordinated with foundations, drainage, and framing so the work is inspected before the pour.
Commercial Electrical Construction
Commercial electrical construction coordinated with the build.
AGC NYC delivers building-service electrical construction as part of our commercial general contracting scope — service and distribution equipment, switchgear and metering rooms, feeder and riser conduit, underslab and overhead rough-in, and lighting and power infrastructure sequenced with the rest of the project and its inspections.
- Developers
- Property Owners
- Property Managers
- Commercial Tenants
- Institutional Clients
On Site
Commercial electrical work on AGC sites.
01 — Rough-In & Conduit
Underslab feeder conduit routed through an excavated cellar ahead of the slab pour.
01 — Rough-In & Conduit
Conduit and building services coordinated in the same trench line as framing proceeds.
01 — Rough-In & Conduit
Parallel feeder runs pulled toward the service equipment wall.
02 — Distribution & Infrastructure
Feeder sweeps landed into distribution equipment.
02 — Distribution & Infrastructure
Riser bank transitioning to rigid conduit at the equipment entry.
02 — Distribution & Infrastructure
Metering and distribution room built out for a multi-tenant building.
02 — Distribution & Infrastructure
Service conductors terminated inside the disconnect enclosure.
03 — Service Equipment
Service equipment set, inspected, and enclosed as the room is finished.
04 — Ceiling & Lighting Rough-In
Overhead power, low-voltage, and mechanical distribution racked before ceilings close.
01 — Overview
Building-service electrical work, not residential service calls
Electrical construction at commercial scale is a sequencing problem as much as an installation one. Underslab and trench conduit has to be set and inspected before concrete. Feeders, risers, and service equipment have to land where the building and the utility allow. Overhead distribution has to be racked and coordinated with mechanical before ceilings close.
AGC NYC manages that sequence inside the general contract, so electrical rough-in, inspections, and equipment deliveries move with the schedule instead of against it.
02 — Capabilities
Electrical scopes we coordinate and build.
02
Feeders, Risers & Distribution
Feeder and riser conduit banks, PVC-to-rigid transitions, and distribution equipment landings routed to the service and equipment rooms.
03
Service Equipment & Metering Rooms
Switchgear, disconnects, and multi-tenant meter stacks set, terminated, inspected, and enclosed as the service room is finished.
04
Overhead Power & Lighting Rough-In
Overhead conduit, cable tray, and low-voltage pathways racked and coordinated with mechanical and sprinkler before ceilings close.
03 — Related Services
Often part of the same scope.
Planning a commercial electrical scope?
Tell us about the building, the electrical scope, and the schedule you're working toward and we'll respond within two business days.
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