Commercial & Industrial Electrical · Colorado

Commercial Electrical Contractor for Colorado Businesses

General contractors, property managers, and facility teams call Hunter Electric for tenant finishes, distribution, lighting, and specialty systems — delivered on schedule by a Master Electrician who started in Denver high-rise construction.

Commercial Experience

Experience From Denver High Rises to Main Street

Before Hunter Electric was a family company, its owner built his trade on commercial new construction — Denver high rises, event centers, and complex electrical systems. That background still shapes how we work: clean drawings-to-field execution, real scheduling discipline, and code-first installations that pass inspection the first time.

Today we serve commercial customers two ways: project work — tenant finish, remodels, distribution, lighting — and ongoing service, maintenance, and troubleshooting for the buildings you manage — across the Denver metro and along the Front Range.

Capabilities

Commercial & Industrial Capabilities

Construction & Tenant Finish

Lighting Systems

Equipment & Systems

Industrial & Specialty

Events & Venues

Power & Maintenance

Who We Work With

A Sub You Can Schedule Around

Commercial work runs on trust and timelines. We show up when we said we would, keep the site clean, and communicate before problems become change orders.

Lighting

Commercial Lighting That Earns Its Keep

Parking lots that feel safe, retail floors that sell, offices people can work in. We install and service site lighting, interior systems, and modern lighting controls — and when fixtures fail, we troubleshoot the circuit, not just the bulb.

Questions

Commercial Electrical Questions

Do you work as a subcontractor for general contractors?

Yes — commercial contracting is where our owner built his career, including Denver high rises and event centers. We bid from your drawings, hold schedule, and handle permits and inspections for our scope.

Can you work in occupied buildings?

Yes. Tenant finishes, remodels, healthcare facilities, and service work all mean working around people and operations — we plan phasing, protection, and shutdowns so your tenants and staff stay functional.

Do you handle specialty and industrial systems?

Yes — sanitation lift stations, oil and gas electrical work, motors and equipment connections, access control, and electrical programming and configuration are all in scope.

Do you offer ongoing maintenance?

Yes. Preventive maintenance and repair work keeps small electrical issues from becoming shutdowns — ask about a maintenance visit schedule for your building or facility.

Site Visit

Let's Walk Your Project

Send the plans or just tell us what the building needs — we’ll schedule a site visit and give you a clear, written proposal.

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