How We Engage
Simple to work with.
Getting a number from us is straightforward: send the plans or the concept, tell us where and when, and we’ll give you an honest read on scope, price, and schedule. We’re built to be the turnkey electrical subcontractor builders and general contractors hand the full scope to — and we also work directly for owners.
The Process
From first call to powered-on
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1 — Reach out | Send plans or a concept via our contact page or a call to (737) 383-2847. |
| 2 — Review & bid | We review the scope and get you a clear, honest price and schedule. |
| 3 — Coordinate | We align with your GC and the other trades and plan the phasing. |
| 4 — Build & inspect | We self-perform the work, built to code, through final inspection and turnover. |
What Drives Cost
What moves the number
We don’t publish prices — every commercial job is different — but here’s what drives them.
Scope & finish level
What’s in the electrical package and how finished it needs to be is the single biggest factor. Clear plans and a defined scope make for a tight, reliable bid.
Service & distribution
The size and complexity of the service, gear, and distribution — how much power, how many panels, how it’s routed.
Conduit, wire & lighting
Commercial runs in metal conduit; the amount of pipe, wire, lighting, and controls the design calls for adds up.
Schedule & site conditions
Compressed schedules, phasing, after-hours work, and site access all affect labor and cost.
Working with us — common questions
How do I get a bid from TESIM Electric?
Send us the plans (or the concept if you’re early), the location, and your target dates through our contact page or by phone. We’ll review the scope and get you a clear, honest read on price and schedule. Complete, well-marked plans get the fastest and tightest number.
Do you work directly for owners or for general contractors?
Both, but builders and GCs are who we’re built for — a turnkey electrical sub they can hand the full scope to. We also work directly with owners and developers on finish-outs and service work. Either way, we coordinate closely with the GC and the other trades.
What drives the cost of a commercial electrical package?
Scope and finish level, the size and complexity of the service and distribution, how much conduit and wire the design calls for, lighting and controls, schedule and phasing, and site conditions. The clearer the plans, the tighter the bid.
Can you help before the drawings are final?
Yes. Bringing us in during design lets us flag constructability issues, suggest more efficient routing and gear, and give you realistic budget numbers before decisions are locked — which usually saves money and time later.
Have a commercial project coming up?
Send us the plans or just the concept — we’ll give you a fast, honest read on scope and schedule.