Manufacturing Facility Electrical Maintenance

A typical visit includes infrared thermal scanning of switchgear and panels under load, torque-verification of critical terminations, inspection and cleaning of panel interiors, testing of contactors and overloads, a lighting check, and a written, photographed findings report prioritized by risk. We tailor the scope and frequency to your facility.

It depends on load, environment and criticality, but most plants benefit from a thermal-imaging scan and connection check at least annually, with higher-criticality switchgear and heavily loaded motor circuits checked more often. We'll recommend a schedule after an initial assessment of your facility.

Yes. We schedule preventative work into your planned shutdowns, weekends or off-shifts so maintenance never costs you production. For breakdowns, we prioritize same-day response during business hours.

Yes. Every visit produces a documented, photographed report — including thermal findings, connection condition and recommended corrections prioritized by risk. These records are the kind insurers and auditors ask for and make capacity and budget planning straightforward.

Yes. We provide written estimates for any corrections and can perform them during the same shutdown window where practical, so a finding doesn't sit open until the next failure. You decide what to address and when, with a clear risk priority to guide it.

Yes. B&M Electrical Services is a licensed California C-10 electrical contractor (CSLB #1098584), fully insured with general liability and workers' comp, and we provide certificates of insurance for facility and property-manager requirements.