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Warehouse & Industrial Electrical in Orange County, CA

Three-phase power, machine circuits and high-bay lighting.

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Warehouses, workshops and light industrial buildings run on power that most electricians rarely touch: three-phase service, machine circuits, high-bay lighting and long feeder runs. ASL Electric provides electrical installation and repair for warehouses and industrial spaces across Orange County, from adding a single machine circuit to wiring a complete production or storage layout.

Every project starts with the equipment and the building's service. We review the machine nameplates, the available voltage and capacity, and the layout, then give you a clear scope and price. When something fails, we troubleshoot quickly to get production moving again.

Industrial electrical work we handle

⚡Three-phase power

Three-phase circuits and distribution for machinery, compressors and production equipment.

⚡Machine and equipment circuits

Dedicated circuits, disconnects and connections for CNC machines, compressors, conveyors, welders and other equipment.

⚡Panels, transformers and feeders

Distribution panels, step-down transformers and feeders to bring power where the equipment is.

⚡High-bay lighting

LED high-bay fixtures for warehouses and shops, with controls that turn lights off in empty aisles.

⚡Busway, drops and receptacles

Overhead power drops, cord reels and receptacles for flexible equipment layouts.

⚡Repairs and troubleshooting

Diagnosis of tripping breakers, failed connections, motor circuit problems and power quality issues.

When businesses call us

Typical starting points include:

  • New equipment needs three-phase or 240V power
  • A machine trips its breaker or will not start
  • You are moving into or reconfiguring a warehouse
  • Panels are full or labels are unreliable
  • Lighting in the warehouse is dim or failing
  • Extension cords run to equipment
  • An inspector or insurer flagged electrical issues
  • You need more power for EV charging or new equipment

Why industrial wiring needs to be right

Industrial loads are large and often run continuously. Undersized feeders, missing disconnects and overloaded panels lead to nuisance trips, overheated connections, damaged motors and safety hazards for staff. Correctly sized circuits, local disconnects and clear labeling keep equipment running and make maintenance safer.

Recent work by our electricians

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Under-cabinet LED lighting over a tile backsplash
Under-cabinet LED lighting over a tile backsplash
Integrated LED strip lighting in a wine wall
Integrated LED strip lighting in a wine wall

Real ASL Electric jobs in Orange County homes and businesses.

How we approach an industrial project

Review equipment and service

We check nameplates, voltage, phase and the building's available capacity.

Plan the layout

We plan panels, feeders and drops around your equipment and workflow.

Install to code

We install circuits, disconnects and lighting with permits and inspections.

Label and test

We label every panel and circuit and test equipment connections under load.

Single-phase building, three-phase machine?

Some buildings have only single-phase service, while some equipment requires three-phase power. The options include changing the service with the utility, or other solutions depending on the equipment and load. We review the equipment and the building and explain the practical options before you commit.

Moving into a new space

Before you sign a lease or move equipment in, have the electrical service and distribution checked against your equipment list. It is much easier to negotiate or plan electrical work before the move than after the machines arrive. See our tenant improvement electrical page.

What affects the cost

The main factors are the equipment's requirements, the available service and capacity, feeder lengths, ceiling heights and lift access, panels or transformers needed, lighting and controls, scheduling around operations, and permit requirements. We give you a free, written proposal after the site survey.

How it works with ASL Electric

1
Site survey

We review your equipment, service and layout.

2
Written proposal

You get a clear scope and upfront price.

3
Install and test

We install, pass inspection and test under load.

Warehouse & Industrial Electrical across Orange County

Orange County's warehouses, workshops and light industrial buildings are concentrated in business parks in Irvine, Lake Forest, Costa Mesa, Tustin, Huntington Beach and Rancho Santa Margarita. Our shop is in Lake Forest, so we are close to many of them for surveys, installations and service calls.

For lighting upgrades, see our LED lighting retrofit and lighting controls pages.

Good to know

Warehouse & Industrial Electrical FAQs

Do you work with three-phase power?+
Yes. We install three-phase circuits and distribution for machinery and equipment.
Can you wire our new machine?+
Yes. Send us the nameplate or specification sheet and we will confirm the requirements and quote the work.
Do you install high-bay lighting?+
Yes. We install LED high-bay fixtures and controls for warehouses and shops.
Can you work around our operations?+
We plan work to minimize downtime and schedule around your operations whenever possible.
Do you handle repairs?+
Yes. We troubleshoot tripping circuits, failed connections and equipment power problems.
Do you pull permits?+
Yes. We pull permits and coordinate inspections.
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