Serving Southeastern Iowa and West Central Illinois
Commerical Electrical Services
At T.A.P. Electric, we understand the unique challenges that commercial properties face when it comes to electrical systems. Whether you’re running a retail store, office building, warehouse, or restaurant, our team of licensed electricians delivers efficient, reliable, and safe solutions to power your business. If you’re building, remodeling, or need a service upgrade, T.A.P. Electric has you covered.
Our Expertise
With years of experience serving area businesses, we provide a full range of commercial electrical services, including:
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Electrical Installations
From wiring new constructions to upgrading existing systems, we ensure seamless installations tailored to your business needs.
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Lighting Design & Installation
Enhance your workspace with energy-efficient LED lighting, security lighting, and emergency lighting systems inside or outside.
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Electrical Upgrades
Keep up with modern technology by upgrading outdated electrical panels, circuits, and wiring.
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Troubleshooting & Repairs
Fast and effective solutions for any electrical issue, minimizing downtime for your operations.
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Energy Efficiency Solutions
Reduce your energy consumption with tailored solutions, including smart systems and power-saving technologies.
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Emergency Services
Available 24/7 to address urgent electrical issues and restore your operations quickly.
AND MORE:
- Remodels
- Additions
- Control Work
- Panel installation
- Maintenance
- Shutdowns
Why Choose Us?
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Licensed & Insured Experts
Our electricians are fully licensed, insured, and equipped with the latest tools to handle any project safely and efficiently. BBB Rated. Professional contracts available.
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Locally Owned and Family Operated
We are part of your community and are here when you need us before, during and after your project!
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Transparent Pricing
No hidden fees—just honest, upfront pricing for all services. Set up a time for a phone consultation, so we can discuss your project.
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Personalized Service
As a smaller company, we are able to offer personalized attention to each project.
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Customer Satisfaction Guarantee
Your safety and satisfaction are our top priorities.

Industries We Serve
We proudly serve a wide range of industries, including:
- Retail stores
- Office complexes
- Warehouses and industrial facilities
- Restaurants and hospitality businesses
- Educational institutions
- Healthcare facilities
Contact Us Today
Ready to upgrade your commercial electrical systems or need a trusted partner for ongoing electrical maintenance? Call or fill out our contact form to schedule a consultation. Let us power your business!
Experience the difference with a trusted partner in electrical services.
Your safety. Our priority.

Garages, Pole Barns and Workshops
When planning electrical installations for new garages, pole barns, sheds, or workshops, it’s essential to consider several key factors to ensure safety, functionality, and compliance with local regulations. The professionals at T.A.P Electric are here to consult with you prior to building so we are ready for the proper installation. We will provide tailored advice, design the electrical layout, and ensure all safety protocols are followed.
Here are some of the things we will consider:
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Assess Your Electrical Needs
Determine the total electrical load required by listing all intended equipment and appliances, such as lighting, heating systems, power tools, and machinery. This assessment will help in deciding the appropriate amperage for your electrical service.
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Service Capacity
For buildings with substantial electrical demands, a 200-amp service may be necessary. However, for standard usage, a 100-amp service might suffice. Consulting with a licensed electrician can provide clarity on the optimal service size for your specific needs.
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Distance Considerations
The distance between your main power source and the new structure affects voltage drop and may influence wire sizing. Longer distances might require larger gauge wires to maintain proper voltage levels. An electrician can calculate the appropriate specifications based on the distance and load.
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Separate Meter vs. Subpanel
Decide whether to install a separate electrical meter for the new building or run a subpanel from your existing service. A separate meter allows independent monitoring of usage but may incur additional monthly fees. A subpanel connected to your home's main service can be cost-effective but requires sufficient capacity in the existing system.
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Compliance with Local Codes
Electrical installations must adhere to local building codes and regulations. Hiring a licensed electrician ensures that all work meets the National Electrical Code (NEC) standards and passes necessary inspections.
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Future Expansion
Consider potential future electrical needs. Installing a larger capacity panel or additional conduits during initial construction can accommodate future expansions without significant modifications.