Serving Burlington, South East Iowa & Western Illinois
Industrial Electrical Services
At T.A.P. Electric we are experienced in providing top-tier electrical solutions for industrial facilities. With years of experience and a team of certified electricians, we understand the unique demands of industrial environments. We make sure your machines are served by the appropriate power sources to protect your important investments. We can also aid in control wiring, so you can manage the electrical consumption of your facilities.
From maintaining critical systems to installing complex electrical infrastructure, we are your trusted partner for reliable, safe, and efficient service.
Our Industrial Electrical Services
Some of our experience includes fertilizer plants, nuclear power houses, coal power houses, substations, wastewater treatments and several different food plants. We understand if something goes down it needs to be fixed as soon as possible, including late nights and even weekends. These services include but are not limited to:
- Motors
- Motor control
- Transformers
- Lighting
- Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Instrumentation wiring
- Grounding
- Service calls
- Receptacle installs
- Heat trace
- Control panel install
- Control panel wiring
- And more!
Why Choose Us?
Ready to power your industrial facility with expert electrical solutions? Contact us today to discuss your project or schedule a consultation.
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: