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Commercial & industrial electrical

Commercial electrical infrastructure, delivered to standard and evidenced afterwards

Commercial electrical work is judged twice: once when it is commissioned, and again years later when someone asks for the test results, the certificates or the condition report.

Greentech designs, installs, tests and certifies LV distribution, power, lighting and controls for commercial and industrial sites across Scotland — and stays involved once the building is in use.

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Certification
NICEIC Approved Contractor
Scope
Design, install, test, certify
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Tender packages, Scotland-wide

The position

Greentech tenders for the electrical package on serious commercial and industrial projects — delivered as a standalone contract, or integrated with the renewables and asset-care scope that follows it.

Where electrical projects usually go wrong

The installation is fine. The evidence is missing. Distribution boards are not labelled to match the drawings, circuit schedules do not reflect what was actually installed, and the next contractor inherits a building nobody can trace.

That becomes expensive at the exact moments it matters most: an insurance renewal, a fit-out next door, a fault at 2am, or a sale.

What that looks like on site

  • Distribution and containment installed without a traceable circuit schedule.
  • Testing deferred to handover, so defects are found when the programme is tightest.
  • Lighting and controls installed but never commissioned against the design intent.

We want to be on your tender list

Send the drawings, the specification and your return date. We price the electrical package as drawn, flag what we think is missing, and tell you if the programme or the existing supply makes the scope unrealistic.

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What we deliver

Scope of works

The boundaries matter as much as the content. If something sits outside our scope, we say so before the project starts.

Describe your scope
  • 01

    LV distribution

    New and upgraded distribution boards, sub-mains, busbar trunking, containment and final circuits for commercial and industrial loads.

  • 02

    Power and plant

    Three-phase supplies, machinery and plant connections, and power infrastructure for fit-outs and process changes.

  • 03

    Lighting and controls

    LED retrofits and new lighting schemes with DALI, daylight harvesting, presence detection and scene control, commissioned against the design.

  • 04

    Testing and certification

    Periodic inspection and testing, EICR, emergency lighting testing to BS 5266, and certification of new works.

  • 05

    Fit-out packages

    Cat A and Cat B electrical packages delivered alongside other trades, with the containment and data routes planned together.

  • 06

    Fault finding and remedials

    Diagnosis of distribution faults, thermal issues and repeated failures, with remedial works coded by urgency.

MCCB units and a metered distribution board mounted on cable trunking in a plant area
Distribution and metering
Greentech-liveried van in a service yard with site lighting on
Mobilised on site

The package

One electrical package, five layers of accountability

Most electrical problems surface between packages. We take responsibility for the whole chain, so the distribution, the containment and the evidence hand over together.

  1. 01

    Supply and intake

    DNO liaison, intake arrangements and the capacity the site actually needs.

  2. 02

    Distribution and protection

    Sub-mains, boards, busbar and protective device coordination.

  3. 03

    Containment and cabling

    Tray, trunking, basket and final circuits planned with the other services in the void.

  4. 04

    Lighting and controls

    Schemes, DALI and controls commissioned against the design intent.

  5. 05

    Testing, certification and handover

    Results, schedules and labelled boards that match what was installed.

Routes in

Where you might be starting from

The right first step depends on whether this is a new project, an asset already installed, or an adjacent requirement.

Process

How the project runs

  1. 1

    Assess

    Site survey, existing capacity review, and an honest view of what the supply and distribution can support before anything is designed.

  2. 2

    Design

    Circuit design, distribution strategy, containment routes and controls intent, coordinated with the wider project team.

  3. 3

    Deliver

    Installation programmed around occupation, with isolation planning agreed in advance and a named project manager.

  4. 4

    Commission

    Testing, certification and a handover pack that matches what was actually installed — not what was drawn.

Standards

What this work is measured against

The standards and certifications that govern the work, and the basis on which we expect to be held.

BS 7671
Design, installation and testing to the current edition of the IET Wiring Regulations.
NICEIC
Approved Contractor status covering design, installation, testing and certification.
BS 5266
Emergency lighting design, installation and periodic testing.
Electricity at Work Regulations
Installations maintained so as to prevent danger, with the records to demonstrate it.

Considerations

What tends to go wrong

Being explicit about risk is more useful than promising that nothing will happen.

  • Capacity assumptions

    A new load added to an unassessed board is how nuisance tripping starts. We measure and verify before adding.

  • Hidden legacy conditions

    Ageing cabling, undersized earthing or previous non-compliant alterations are common. We report them rather than working over them.

  • Occupied buildings

    Live sites need isolation planning, out-of-hours sequencing and clear communication with building users.

Evidence

Delivered projects in this scope

Named clients, published contract values and the engineering detail — only where the scope genuinely formed part of the works.

All projects

Greentech RCR

The asset you install today will need evidence later

Greentech RCR reports on existing solar, battery and EV assets — including those installed by another contractor — so condition and actions are documented rather than assumed.

Domestic RCR

£149 + VAT

Commercial RCR

From £295 + VAT

RCR & pricingBook an inspection

Domestic RCR is £149 + VAT per property. Commercial RCR starts from £295 + VAT and is confirmed against the assets on site — never assumed.

The RCR site

Related

Adjacent capability

Asset care

Greentech stays involved after handover: testing, maintenance and condition reporting for the assets we install and the assets we inherit.

Greentech RCR

Commercial electrical

Discuss this with the team that delivers it

Tell us the site, the constraint and the timescale. If we are not the right contractor, we will tell you that too.

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