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Ryan Gath Electric

Businesses & property managers

Commercial Electrical Services in Westford & Greater Boston

Fit-outs, storefront and track lighting, LED retrofits, new circuits for equipment and fire alarm devices, scheduled around your business hours.
  • Licensed & insured
  • Free estimates
  • Warranty-backed work

Commercial Electrical

Keep the doors open and the lights on.

For a business, electrical problems cost more than the repair. A dead circuit can close a salon chair, a failed light makes a storefront look closed, and a new piece of equipment that can’t be plugged in is money sitting in a box. We work to get commercial customers running quickly and to plan projects around their hours, not ours.

Our commercial work spans offices and boardrooms, hair and nail salons, fitness and pilates studios, retail shops, restaurants and multi-unit residential buildings. The gallery shows a lot of it: track lighting in salons, soffit and sign lighting on storefronts, LED panels in studios, chandeliers in elevator lobbies, and a Level 2 charging station outside a car dealership.

Property managers and landlords use us so one call covers every building and every tenant. And we work alongside general contractors and HVAC contractors on fit-outs and equipment installs.

“Great people to work with. Very knowledgeable of what they do. Always meet my expectations when the job is done. Thank you for your work ethic. Highly recommend!”
Boutique Nail Lounge · Customer review

Signs to watch for

Commercial work we handle.

  • 01

    Tenant fit-outs

    New layouts, circuits, lighting and panels for incoming tenants.

  • 02

    Storefront and sign lighting

    Exterior lighting, sign circuits and timers that make a business visible at night.

  • 03

    Track and display lighting

    Retail and salon lighting that shows products and work in their best light.

  • 04

    LED retrofits

    Replacing fluorescent and metal-halide fixtures with efficient LED.

  • 05

    Equipment circuits

    Dedicated power for commercial appliances, compressors, HVAC and EV chargers.

  • 06

    Fire alarm devices and detectors

    Smoke and heat detection devices, exit and emergency lighting.

What the job involves

How we work with businesses.

  1. 1

    Site walk

    We walk the space with you or your contractor and review drawings if there are any.

  2. 2

    Estimate and schedule

    A written price and a schedule built around business hours where possible.

  3. 3

    Permits

    Commercial permits filed and inspections coordinated.

  4. 4

    Installation

    Clean, organized work with minimal disruption to customers and staff.

  5. 5

    Inspection and close-out

    Final inspection, labeled panels and a walkthrough with whoever runs the space.

Good to know

Good to know for business owners.

Plan electrical early in a lease. Before you sign, it’s worth knowing whether the space’s panel and circuits can support your equipment. A short walkthrough can reveal whether a salon has enough dedicated circuits for dryers and chairs, or whether a studio can run its HVAC, lighting and sound without constant trips.

Commercial work is permitted and inspected, and landlords often have their own requirements for contractors, insurance certificates and after-hours access. We handle the paperwork and coordinate with building management so the work doesn’t stall.

Keep the panel directory current. In commercial spaces that change tenants and layouts, panel labels drift out of date quickly. Every job we do ends with an updated, readable directory so the next person, whether it’s us or your maintenance staff, can find the right breaker fast.

Why it matters

Reliable power is part of good business.

Customers notice lighting, and they notice when things don’t work. Well-designed commercial lighting makes a space feel open and professional, and reliable circuits keep equipment and staff productive.

Efficient LED lighting and properly sized circuits also cut operating costs month after month, which makes electrical work one of the better investments a business can make in its space.

  • Offices, retail & salons
  • Multi-unit buildings
  • Work around your hours
  • Contractor-friendly
Salon styling floor lit by black track lighting
Retail sales floor lit by pendants and menu screens
Fitness studio storefront with soffit downlights under the sign

Commercial Electrical FAQ

Questions we get about this work

Can you work after hours?

For disruptive work, we plan around your business hours where we can. Let us know your constraints when you request an estimate.

Do you work with property managers?

Yes. We handle tenant calls, turnovers, common-area lighting and detector work across multiple properties.

Do you do tenant fit-outs?

Yes, on our own or with your general contractor.

Can you install commercial EV chargers?

Yes. We’ve installed commercial charging stations, including at a car dealership.

Free estimates · Financing · Warranty

Ready to talk commercial electrical?

Call Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 4:30, or send a note and we’ll get back to you with a time for your free estimate.

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