01 — Knoxville, Tennessee
If it takes power,
we run it.
Golden Pear Electric. Homes, buildings, and plants — bid and scheduled during shop hours. Tell us the work. We call you back.
Home
Residential
Office
Commercial
Plant
Industrial
2024
Established
01—Capabilities
Homes, offices, and plants.
All services
01
Tenant improvements
Rough-in through trim for office restacks, medical office, and retail shells, including night work on occupied floors.
02
Switchgear & service upgrades
Service upgrades, switchboards, and 480-volt distribution, ordered early, landed without a two-week outage story.
03
Lighting retrofits
High-bay LED, controls, and rebate paperwork for warehouses, plants, and occupied office floors.
04
Emergency power
Standby generators, ATS, and paralleling gear for healthcare, data, and anything that cannot go dark.
05
Preventive maintenance
Annual contracts for infrared, torque, breaker testing, and the quiet work that keeps a facility off the emergency list.
06
Emergency work
After-hours calls for outages, water-in-gear, and the 2 a.m. call from a property manager.
07
Fleet EV charging
Depot charging for work fleets: service, gear, and a panel that will still have room in five years.
08
Industrial power
MCCs, busway, and three-phase distribution for plants that cannot wait on a catalog lead time.
02—Markets
Homes, shops, and the people who run them.
Homeowners, GCs, and facility teams. Panels, lighting, TIs, and plant work, requested on one form.
03—The work
Lighting and power, start to finish.
All work
Representative images of the kinds of work we do. Job photos get added as projects close out.
04—The bid desk
Drawings in. A number back. A name on the job.
01
Drawings in
Send the set, the addenda, and the bid date. We tell you the same day if we can staff it.
02
A real number
Takeoff from the drawings. Lead times in the letter. Alternates priced, not waved at.
03
A named superintendent
The person who walks the job in the morning owns it at 3 p.m. OSHA 30, and reachable.
04
Closeout that closes
As-builts, O&M, and a punch list that is actually a list. Then we pick up the phone after TCO.
05—Maintenance
The cheapest emergency call is the one that never happens.
Annual infrared, torque, generator exercise, and a named superintendent. Written for facility managers who have to show an insurance carrier a PDF.
Maintenance contracts07—Request work
Tell us the job.
Name and phone. Pick residential, commercial, industrial, or more than one. We call you back. For outages, call (865) 555-0123.
(865) 555-0123