Electrical design and installation. One coordinated scope.

It brings the electrical design and installation scopes into one coordinated project. Waveform combines Florida PE-led engineering with licensed electrical contracting, so design decisions can be discussed alongside the practical work needed at the property.

Owners, property managers, developers, and general contractors planning small commercial renovations, tenant improvements, new equipment, or electrical system upgrades. Tell us the project size and intended use so we can assess the fit.

Yes. Electrical engineering can be a separate scope, including support for an electrical contractor that will perform the installation. Tell us who is on your project team and which deliverables you need.

Yes. Share their current drawings and contact information with your request. The proposal should define the electrical scope, coordination responsibilities, and how changes to the layout or equipment will be handled.

The proposal identifies the engineering documents included. Final engineering documents are prepared and signed and sealed by the Florida PE responsible for that work. Existing drawings need a scope review; a seal is not a substitute for the engineering process.

Design effort, existing conditions, equipment, installation access, and coordination needs all affect the proposal. Design and construction responsibilities should be clear before work begins. Equipment availability, utility work, and building-department review can affect the schedule.