All Purpose Heating & Air Conditioning provides licensed commercial electrical services across Metro Atlanta and the surrounding Georgia communities, handling everything from panel upgrades and circuit installations to lighting retrofits, EV charging, and code compliance work for business owners, property managers, and facility managers.
When a commercial property needs electrical work, the stakes are different than a house. A tripped breaker at home is an inconvenience. A maxed-out panel at a retail strip center, a failed parking lot light at a medical office, or a circuit that can’t handle new equipment at a restaurant is a liability, a lease issue, or a lost day of business. The electrical system has to carry the load, meet code, and stay out of the way of your operations.
We have been doing this work in Georgia for more than 35 years. Locally owned and operated, we know what inspectors in this area expect, what older commercial buildings in the region typically need, and how to plan a job so the work gets done without shutting your tenants or customers down for longer than necessary.
Whether you manage a single commercial property or a portfolio of them, you need a licensed electrician who shows up, pulls the right permits, and finishes the job. That is what we do.
Most commercial electrical problems announce themselves before they become emergencies. The question is whether you act on the warning or wait for something to fail at the worst possible time.
None of these situations get easier with time. Give us a call and we will take a look.
Commercial electrical work is not the same as swapping a breaker and calling it done. Here is how a job actually runs when you work with All Purpose Heating & Air Conditioning.
Load calculation and site assessment. Before anything gets quoted or scheduled, we look at what you have and what you need. That means calculating the actual load your service is carrying, identifying where capacity exists, and flagging anything that needs to be addressed before new work goes in. This step keeps surprises off the job.
Permits and inspections. We pull the permits. Commercial electrical work in Georgia requires them, and skipping that step creates problems when you sell the property, renew your insurance, or face a tenant dispute. We handle the paperwork and schedule the inspections.
Panel and service upgrades. If the service is undersized or the panel is full, we address that first. Adding circuits to an overloaded panel is not a solution. Upgrading the service is.
Three-phase circuits and dedicated equipment circuits. New commercial equipment often needs its own circuit, the right voltage, and in many cases three-phase power. We install it correctly so the equipment runs the way it is supposed to.
Lighting installation and retrofits. Interior and exterior, new construction and retrofit. We handle parking lot lighting, canopy lights, office and warehouse fixtures, and emergency lighting.
EV charging installation. We assess the existing service, install the dedicated circuits, and mount the chargers in the right locations for your fleet or customer use.
Troubleshooting and repair. When something stops working and you need it diagnosed and fixed, we find the problem and fix it. We do not guess.
Scheduling around your business. Early mornings, evenings, weekends. We work around your tenants and your operations when we can.
All Purpose Heating & Air Conditioning serves commercial properties throughout the Metro Atlanta area and across Georgia, including businesses in Alpharetta, Conyers, Peachtree City, Newnan, and McDonough. If your property is in our service area and you need a licensed commercial electrician, we can get someone out to take a look.
What drives the cost and timeline of a commercial electrical job varies considerably from one property to the next. The size of your existing electrical service and whether it is single-phase or three-phase matters. So does the number of circuits being added or replaced, the number and type of lighting fixtures involved, and whether the work requires a permit and a scheduled inspection with the local authority. After-hours or weekend scheduling to avoid disrupting tenants or customers adds coordination time as well. There is no single number that covers all of that. An estimate is how you get a real figure for your specific property and scope of work.
Older commercial buildings across this region often carry issues that are not obvious until a licensed electrician opens the panel. Aluminum wiring on branch circuits, panels that have been added to over the years without a proper load calculation, and outdated lighting infrastructure are common. If your property needs a commercial panel upgrade or service increase, we handle that work from the permit stage through final inspection. If circuits have been modified over the years or you are dealing with recurring faults, our circuit rewiring and replacement services address the problem at the source rather than patching around it.
Ready to get started? Request your estimate and we will schedule a site assessment at a time that works for your operation.
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