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General contractors, property managers, and business owners

Commercial Remodel Electrician for the Bitterroot Valley & Missoula

Rewiring, re-lighting, and re-powering existing commercial spaces — from restaurants to retail to office suites.

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What we handle

The scope of work

Reworking an existing commercial space is its own discipline — you're working around old wiring, live tenants, and a building that has to keep running. 93 Electric plans commercial remodels so the lights stay on and the inspection passes the first time. From gutting a restaurant to reconfiguring an office suite, you get clean, code-compliant work from an electrician who has managed complex phased builds on the country's biggest campuses.

  • Rewiring and circuit reconfiguration for new layouts
  • Panel and service upgrades to carry added load
  • Lighting redesign, retrofits, and controls
  • Bringing legacy wiring up to current code
  • Phased work that keeps the business running
  • Coordination with GCs, inspectors, and other trades

Get a quote

Start your commercial remodel project

Tell us about the job — location, scope, and timeline. You'll hear back from Josh directly to talk through the details.

  • Master Electrician, owner-operatedThe person who bids the job does the job.
  • Licensed & insuredCommercial and residential, inspection-ready.
  • Straight pricingPlain English on scope and cost — no surprises.

Prefer to talk now? Call or text (406) 519-9513.

Prefer to talk? Call or text (406) 519-9513.

Where we work

Commercial Remodel across Missoula and the Bitterroot Valley

Questions

Commercial Remodel — common questions

What does a commercial remodel involve on the electrical side?

Usually more than people expect. Existing wiring rarely matches the new layout, so it means tracing and reworking circuits, moving or adding panels, redoing lighting and controls for the new floor plan, and bringing anything legacy up to current code. 93 Electric walks the space first and tells you what it will really take before demolition starts.

Can you keep a restaurant or retail space open during the remodel?

In most cases yes. We phase the work — keeping the kitchen, coolers, point-of-sale, and life-safety circuits live while the remodel moves through the space section by section, and scheduling any full shutdown for off-hours. Keeping a business running through a build is a planning problem, and it is the part of the job Josh was trained on.

What if the existing wiring in the building is old or non-compliant?

That is normal in the Bitterroot and in older Missoula commercial stock. We document what is there, tell you what has to be corrected to pass inspection versus what is merely worth correcting, and price both so you can decide. Nothing gets buried behind new drywall that we would not stand behind.

Do you coordinate with the general contractor and the inspector?

Yes — directly. Josh handles his own scheduling, rough-in and finish inspections, and coordination with the other trades. There is no office layer between the person doing the work and the person running the job.

Ready for commercial remodel?

Commercial build-outs, new construction, remodels, or a service call — get a straight answer from a Master Electrician.