Fort Collins, Colorado
Commercial electrician in Fort Collins
Fort Collins mixes a university town with a serious manufacturing and brewing base, and the electrical work reflects it: process equipment in a brewhouse, clean power for a lab or a test bench, and a steady stream of tenant improvements in a downtown that never stops turning over. We are about 35 minutes south on I-25 and run planned work in Fort Collins every month.
Larimer County · about 35 minutes from our shop
Work we do in Fort Collins
Brewing and beverage production is process work with pumps, chillers, and controls, which is exactly the kind of job we come from. The rest is solid commercial construction.
- Brewery and beverage process equipment power
- Light manufacturing and machine hookups
- Lab, shop, and maker-space build-outs
- Tenant improvements and remodels
- LED lighting retrofits
- EV charging for fleets and tenants
- Service upgrades for buildings adding load
- Standby power for refrigeration and IT
How we work
Built by people who keep plants running
A brewhouse is a small process plant: glycol chillers, transfer pumps, agitators, and a control panel that ties them together. We wire it like a plant, with VFDs set up properly and the controls documented, so it runs the way the brewer intended.
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Colorado Electrical Contractor license, held by Vili Power Solutions LLC, with a Master Electrician (ME.3001588) running the work. Insured, with certificates on request.
About 35 minutes
From Milliken to Fort Collins. We take after-hours emergency calls.
Same trip
Timnath, Wellington, Windsor, and Loveland are all on the same trip.
Working in Fort Collins
Utility, permits, and the sites we work on
The utility side
Fort Collins runs its own electric utility. New services, upgrades, and meter work are coordinated with Fort Collins Utilities Light & Power rather than Xcel, and their requirements differ from the investor-owned utility next door. We handle that paperwork and the outage scheduling.
Permits and inspection
Permits and inspections go through the City of Fort Collins building services. We pull the permit, keep the inspector's schedule lined up with yours, and leave a closed-out job with updated panel schedules.
Where the work is
In Fort Collins the work is mostly manufacturing and light industrial buildings along the Harmony Road and I-25 corridors, breweries and food producers, and the agricultural operations east of town toward Timnath and Wellington.
Questions
Fort Collins electrical, answered plainly
Do you take emergency electrical calls in Fort Collins?
Yes. We take after-hours emergency calls: a tripped main, a motor or drive that will not restart, a line that is down. Call (970) 685-2068 any time. From our shop in Milliken we are about 35 minutes from Fort Collins.
Who handles the utility side of a new service in Fort Collins?
Fort Collins Utilities Light & Power, the city-owned utility. We coordinate the service request and the outage with them directly; their process is different from Xcel's, and we know both.
Do you pull electrical permits in Fort Collins?
Permits and inspections go through the City of Fort Collins building services. Permitting, inspection scheduling, and closeout documentation are part of every job.
Everything we do
Beyond Fort Collins
The full scope is on the services page; the industries we specialize in, from dairies to anaerobic digesters, are on the industries page. For commercial work anywhere in the region, start with commercial electrical across Northern Colorado.
Service area
Where we work
Based in Milliken, in the middle of Weld County, which puts most of Northern Colorado inside a 30-minute drive. Larimer, Boulder, and Morgan counties are regular territory; farther out for planned industrial work.
Start a project
Have a project in Fort Collins?
Send drawings, a punch list, or a description of what keeps tripping. We will get back to you the same business day with a straight answer.