More and more commercial builders and owners choose to rely on their electrical contractor for total design/build responsibility because it gives them greater input and control. Single source responsibility also makes it much simpler for them to make changes as needed.
As a design/build electrical contractor, we like being able to provide the maximum impact on electrical system quality, efficiency and economy. The systems and components we design can include power, lighting, fire alarms, telephone, data and nurse call systems, depending on the specific job. When we're satisfied with the design, the job foreman meets with the designer to provide field input. The result is a more efficient, economical way to accomplish the intent of the design, and reduces the number of changes needed during construction.
We've worked on a wide range of commercial projects so you can be sure that we'll be able to provide the system capability, efficiency and timing you want.
From 5,000 square foot tenant improvement and remodeling projects to 500,000 square foot high-rise office buildings. Roman Electric has the experience to successfully complete your design/build project.
A Crew of Highly Skilled Electricians
Continuous Training with an Emphasis on Safety
A fleet of 50 Service and Bucket Trucks
A staff of Professional Engineers, Designers and Technicians
Full Service Design/Build Capability
Wisconsin's Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Experts
@ 2008 Roman Electric Co.
Milwaukee
640 S. 70th Street
Milwaukee, WI 53214
(414) 771-5400 · Fax: (414) 471-8693
Racine/Kenosha
2900 Wisconsin Street
Sturtevant, WI 53177
Phone: (262) 886-3742 · Fax: (262)886-3082
As a design/build electrical contractor, we like being able to provide the maximum impact on electrical system quality, efficiency and economy. The systems and components we design can include power, lighting, fire alarms, telephone, data and nurse call systems, depending on the specific job. When we're satisfied with the design, the job foreman meets with the designer to provide field input. The result is a more efficient, economical way to accomplish the intent of the design, and reduces the number of changes needed during construction.
