Electrical prefabrication.
Build more of the electrical system before it reaches the jobsite. Code Red Electric Company prepares assemblies in a controlled workspace to support consistent installation and a more efficient construction schedule.
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More preparation.
Smoother installation.
We plan assemblies around the project drawings and field conditions so they are ready to support installation when they arrive.
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Efficient planning begins long before installation starts. Our prefabrication services allow electrical components and assemblies to be built in a controlled environment before arriving on the jobsite, improving quality, reducing waste, and accelerating project schedules.
By fabricating conduit assemblies, panel boards, equipment racks, wiring assemblies, and other electrical components ahead of time, we minimize on-site labor, improve installation consistency, and reduce disruptions within active industrial facilities.
Planned early. Built with care.
Review the project
We identify repeatable assemblies and coordinate dimensions, equipment, and installation needs.
Build offsite
Our team fabricates selected electrical assemblies in a controlled workspace.
Deliver & install
Finished assemblies are brought to the jobsite and integrated into the project plan.
Consistent work.
Less time onsite.
“The customer service at Code Red Electric is outstanding, and you can tell they truly care about their customers.”
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Here are a few things to know about building electrical assemblies before they reach the site.
What can be prefabricated for an electrical project?
Depending on the design, conduit runs, equipment racks, wiring assemblies, and other repeatable components may be good candidates. We review the project to identify practical options.
How does prefabrication help the schedule?
Some assembly work can happen while other site work is underway, so fewer steps need to be completed in the field. The benefit depends on the project scope and coordination.
Can prefabricated assemblies fit an existing facility?
Often, yes. Accurate field measurements and coordination with the existing space are important before fabrication begins.
Will it reduce disruption at an active site?
Moving appropriate assembly work offsite may reduce the amount of installation time in occupied areas. We can discuss a plan around your facility's operations.
Planning electrical construction?
Tell us about your project, and we'll discuss where prefabrication could help.