Illustrative image of a modern hotel exterior at dusk

Commercial electrical subcontracting

Built for demanding projects.

Dependable field execution for multifamily, hospitality, commercial and large-scale construction across the Southeast.

Illustrative hospitality image · Real FPG project photos below

Multifamily Hospitality Commercial Ground-up construction

Built for commercial construction

Electrical work that moves with the schedule.

FPG Electric works alongside general contractors and project teams to deliver coordinated electrical installations from underground and rough-in through trim and project completion.

Our focus stays where it belongs: field coordination, dependable manpower, quality workmanship and clear communication.

Core capabilities

From the ground up.

Practical electrical support for active commercial jobsites and multi-phase construction.

Underground & Site Electrical

Conduit banks, service pathways, stub-ups and coordinated below-grade installations.

Electrical Rooms & Distribution

Panels, distribution equipment, feeders and organized electrical-room buildouts.

Branch Power & Devices

Branch wiring, receptacles, switches, device installation and equipment connections.

Lighting & Controls

Lighting rough-in, fixtures, controls and coordinated installation in finished spaces.

Rough-In Through Trim

Conduit, boxes, cable, terminations and trim work organized around the construction sequence.

Testing & Completion

Hot checks, punch-list corrections, final connections and project closeout support.

Selected field work

Real projects. Real execution.

Take a closer look at the hotels, field crews, distribution work and interior lighting in the project photos.

01 / Site work

Underground & building entry

Conduit routes, stub-ups and building connections captured during construction.

Underground electrical conduit installation across an active construction site — Site conduit installationUnderground

Conduit stub-ups arranged beside an excavated commercial construction site — Conduit stub-upsSite work

Multiple conduit banks routed along a commercial building foundation — Conduit banks along the foundationBuilding entry

Groups of electrical conduits entering a brick commercial building from an open trench — Building conduit entriesSite work

02 / Electrical distribution

Panels & conduit

Exterior equipment, panelboard work and the pathways that connect electrical rooms.

Exterior electrical distribution equipment mounted on a commercial building — Exterior service equipmentDistribution

Commercial electrical room with panels and distribution equipment — Electrical room buildoutPanels

Several open panelboards showing breakers and wiring during installation — Panelboard wiring in progressPanels

Two commercial panelboards with conduit entering above and below — Panelboard installationDistribution

Organized conduit runs above commercial electrical panels — Conduit & feeder pathwaysElectrical room

Overhead metal conduits and cables routed into commercial panelboards — Overhead conduit routesRough-in

Electricians working at large distribution equipment on a construction site — Distribution equipment installationField crew

03 / Hospitality

Hospitality projects

Exterior views of the Hilton and Everhome Suites projects photographed on site.

Hilton hotel exterior at dusk with illuminated windows — Hilton hotel exteriorHospitality

Everhome Suites hotel exterior with illuminated facade at night — Everhome Suites exteriorHospitality

04 / Inside the building

Interior lighting

Ceiling fixtures and lighting details as interior spaces take shape.

Large illuminated ceiling fixture in a commercial interior under construction — Ceiling lighting detailInterior

Illuminated ceiling panels extending along an interior corridor under construction — Corridor lightingInterior

Recessed ceiling lighting visible in an unfinished interior space — Recessed lighting in progressInterior

Two illuminated panels in an open commercial ceiling under construction — Ceiling panels & pathwaysInterior

Suspended linear light fixture in an unfinished commercial interior — Suspended linear fixtureInterior

05 / Retail interiors

Lighting that shapes the space

Recessed and track lighting shown from the room and ceiling. Each photograph has space to show the actual installation.

Rows of recessed lights above a retail counter and seating area — Recessed ceiling lightsRetail

Bakery display area with overhead track and recessed lighting — Retail interior and track lightsLighting

Ceiling track lights across a bakery interior, correctly oriented — Overhead track lightingRetail

Commercial exterior electrical distribution installation

Field-driven
project execution

About FPG Electric

A subcontractor that understands the jobsite.

FPG Electric supports commercial construction teams with experienced field leadership and a practical approach to schedule, coordination and quality.

Schedule-driven

Work is planned around project sequence, active conditions and the needs of the broader team.

Field coordinated

Clear communication helps keep installations aligned with other trades and changing jobsite priorities.

Quality focused

Clean installations, organized pathways and attention to completion remain central to the work.

Why project teams choose FPG

Reliable support where it matters most.

01 Dependable manpower
02 Clear field communication
03 Coordination with the construction schedule
04 Consistent workmanship through closeout

Field notes

Ideas for better-built projects.

Electrical planning, coordination and code awareness for commercial construction teams.

Electrical distribution equipment inside a commercial project

Code awareness · 4 min read

Why NEC 110.26 belongs in early electrical room planning

Keep access and working space in view before equipment locations become difficult to change.

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Electrical conduits entering a commercial building

Construction planning · 3 min read

Electrical rough-in starts with trade coordination

Practical questions for GCs and project teams before walls, slabs and ceilings close.

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Commercial corridor with ceiling lighting under construction

Lighting · 3 min read

Five lighting decisions to make before the ceiling closes

Coordinate fixtures, controls and access while changes are still manageable.

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Need an electrical subcontractor for your next project?

Email FPG Electric your project information, plans or bid invitation. You can also call us directly to discuss the opportunity.

Call +1 601 678 7008 Email sergio_c@fpgelectric.com

Serving the Carolinas, Georgia and commercial construction opportunities throughout the Southeast.