Electrical delivery for commercial spaces

Commercial Electrical Fit-Outs

Coordinated electrical installations for new commercial premises, refurbishments and tenant fit-outs, from initial survey and first fix through testing and handover.

Modern commercial premises following an electrical fit-out
Built around the project programmeSurvey, first fix, second fix, testing and handover
Safe Electric Registered
Project coordination
Phased installation
Testing and handover
Plan before installation

An electrical fit-out shaped around the space and how it will operate

The electrical scope must support the layout, equipment, occupants and future use while fitting the wider construction sequence.

Discuss your project
01

Define the electrical brief

Review drawings, equipment schedules, lighting, power, data requirements and landlord constraints.

02

Coordinate with other trades

Align routes, openings, containment, ceilings and equipment positions before areas are closed.

03

Plan capacity and distribution

Assess the available supply, new loads, circuits, distribution equipment and future allowances.

04

Protect the programme

Sequence first fix, second fix, energisation and testing around access and construction milestones.

05

Prepare for handover

Complete final testing, snag resolution, labelling and applicable electrical documentation.

Early coordination reduces rework. Confirming equipment, layouts, load requirements and ceiling or wall interfaces before first fix helps avoid late changes.
Fit-out electrical services

Electrical work for a complete commercial space

The exact scope is tailored to the drawings, landlord requirements, existing installation and intended use.

Distribute

Distribution boards and circuits

New or altered distribution equipment, circuit protection and final circuits for the agreed loads.

Power

General and dedicated power

Socket outlets, floor boxes and dedicated supplies for equipment, appliances and work areas.

Light

Lighting and controls

Internal, feature and task lighting with suitable switching, sensors and control arrangements.

Emergency

Emergency lighting

Installation and associated testing within the agreed life-safety and project scope.

Contain

Containment and cable routes

Trunking, tray, conduit and coordinated routes suited to the services and finishes.

Connect

Equipment connections

Electrical supplies and final connections for agreed mechanical, kitchen and specialist equipment.

Data

Data and communications infrastructure

Containment and cabling support for data points and communications requirements within scope.

Safety

Fire and security interfaces

Electrical supplies and agreed interfaces for specialist systems delivered by the relevant providers.

Complete

Testing and certification

Inspection, testing, snag correction, circuit schedules and applicable completion certification.

Project stages

Electrical delivery from first fix to handover

Prepare

Survey and pre-construction

  • Existing installation review
  • Drawings and scope review
  • Load and capacity planning
  • Equipment and route coordination
  • Programme and access planning
Install

First and second fix

  • Containment and cable routes
  • Distribution and circuit wiring
  • Accessories and light fittings
  • Equipment supplies
  • Testing through each phase
Complete

Commission and hand over

  • Final inspection and testing
  • Snag-list close-out
  • Labelling and schedules
  • Operational handover
  • Applicable certification
How we work

A clear route from project information to completed installation

Early information makes the quotation and programme more reliable.

Review the project

Share the address, drawings, specifications, programme, landlord requirements and available site information.

Survey the premises

Assess existing services, supply capacity, access, proposed routes and technical constraints.

Confirm scope and responsibilities

Clarify inclusions, exclusions, equipment supply, builder's work, specialist systems and other-trade interfaces.

Coordinate and install

Deliver agreed work in phases while coordinating access, sequencing, changes and testing.

Snag, test and hand over

Resolve completion items and provide the relevant schedules, results and applicable certification.

Project close-out

A handover that supports the people using the space

Clear records help the client, facilities team and maintenance contractor understand the finished electrical installation.

Circuit identification and distribution schedules
Inspection and test information
Applicable completion certification
Agreed equipment or control information
Outstanding items or future recommendations
Commercial environments

Fit-outs for new, refurbished and reconfigured spaces

Offices
Retail units
Hospitality venues
Clinics
Warehouses
Workshops
Managed properties
Multi-site rollouts
Coverage

Areas we serve

Forward Electrical delivers commercial fit-out work across its established service area. Send the project location and programme so availability can be confirmed.

SwordsMalahidePortmarnockDonabateNorth DublinDublin City
Professional standards

Competent, tested and documented work

Forward Electrical is Safe Electric Registered. Commercial electrical work is completed with appropriate inspection, testing and applicable certification.

Final scope and programme depend on the project documents, condition of existing services, access, procurement and coordination with other trades.

Need support after handover?

Plan inspections, repairs, lighting work and ongoing electrical support for the occupied premises.

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Common questions

Commercial electrical fit-out FAQs

What is included in a commercial electrical fit-out?
The scope can include distribution, circuits, general and dedicated power, lighting, emergency lighting, containment, equipment connections, data infrastructure, specialist-system supplies, testing and handover. The exact inclusions must be agreed for the project.
Can you work from architectural or consultant drawings?
Yes. Send the latest drawings, specifications and schedules. A site survey and clarification of responsibilities may still be needed before quotation.
Can you coordinate with a main contractor and other trades?
Yes. Electrical routes, equipment positions, ceilings, partitions and specialist services should be coordinated through the project team.
Can you fit out an occupied commercial premises?
Potentially. Phasing, access, isolation, noise, dust and operational restrictions must be assessed before agreeing the programme.
Do you complete both first fix and second fix?
Yes, where included in the agreed scope. The work can cover containment and wiring through accessories, fittings, final connections, testing and handover.
Can you deliver the same fit-out across several locations?
Yes, subject to surveys and availability. A repeatable specification can support consistency, but every location must still be checked for site-specific conditions.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Provide the address, drawings, specification, equipment schedules, programme, access details, landlord requirements and a clear list of expected electrical work.
Will we receive certification?
The applicable documentation depends on the work completed. Relevant inspection, testing and completion certification will be provided where required.
Plan the electrical package

Preparing a commercial fit-out?

Send the project location, drawings, intended use and programme so we can discuss the electrical scope.