When a hurricane shuts down a restaurant, a clinic, a shopping center or a warehouse in Mobile, the business that reopens first is the one whose electrical contractor answers the phone. Professional Systems restores three-phase service, brings temporary power to walk-in coolers and freezers, repairs commercial generators of any brand and sequences the re-entry so you are open before the competition.
Call (251) 680-7500 Request a Commercial QuoteCommercial storm recovery is a different job from residential. The service is three-phase, the loads are refrigeration and rooftop units, the building may need a re-entry inspection before anyone can occupy it, and every day closed is payroll and spoiled inventory. We have run that sequence for Mobile businesses for more than 25 years, with licensed electricians, our own HVAC division and generator technicians on one dispatch board.
Existing commercial generator and maintenance customers are on the priority list and get the first trucks out. Everyone else gets an honest place in the queue and a straight answer about timing. During an active event the notice bar at the top of this site shows the current response time.
If you see downed lines, smell burning or hear buzzing, stay away, keep people and pets clear, and call 911 or the power company first. Then call us.
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Masts, risers, CT cabinets, meter stacks, gutters and main disconnects pulled loose or flooded. Repaired to code, permitted, inspected and released to the utility so the drop goes back up.
A load calculation, a towable generator sized for the refrigeration and the lights, cam-lock or hardwired tie-ins done safely, and a fuel plan. Inventory saved is often worth more than the repair.
Units that failed to start, ran and quit, or will not transfer. Batteries, fuel, controllers, transfer switches and load-side faults, diagnosed on site. Certified Generac® dealer, but we service everything.
Which circuits can be energized, which equipment stays off, what the inspector and the insurer need to see, and in what order. One licensed walk-through instead of four contractors guessing.
Our HVAC division checks RTUs, split systems, exhaust and make-up air before they are energized, and repairs wind, debris and water damage so the dining room or the sales floor is habitable.
Pole lights, wall packs, signs and site circuits that took wind or water, repaired so the lot is safe and the building looks open.
Mains off, water intrusion mapped, service equipment and generator checked. You get a written scope within hours, broken into what reopens you and what can wait.
Refrigeration, emergency lighting, security and point-of-sale first, from a properly connected generator, while the permanent repair is underway.
Three-phase service rebuilt to code, permit pulled, inspection scheduled, release sent to the utility. We make the calls and chase the inspection.
RTUs, walk-ins, kitchen equipment, generators and transfer switches tested before they see utility power again. Surge protection installed where the restoration flicker would do damage.
Photos, cause-of-loss notes and itemized invoices formatted for your carrier, your landlord and, where it applies, your franchisor.
Temporary power to your refrigeration today, permanent service restored to code, and one contractor handling the inspector, the utility and the paperwork.
Restaurants and grocery, where the walk-ins decide whether the week is a loss. Medical and dental clinics that cannot see patients without power to the equipment and the sterilizers. Property managers with multi-tenant centers and a dozen meters to sort out. Churches, schools and day cares. Warehouses, light industrial and distribution, where three-phase motors and dock equipment need a careful sequence. Car dealerships and auto shops with lifts, compressors and lot lighting down.
We also hold facility-maintenance accounts and work as the electrical sub for general contractors on storm rebuilds, which is why we know what the adjusters, the inspectors and the utility each need to see before the next step can happen.
A commercial service is not a bigger house. The utility drop lands on a CT cabinet or a meter stack, the feeders run through gutters and wireways, and the loads are motors and compressors that do not tolerate a lost phase. Single-phasing a walk-in compressor or a rooftop unit after a storm, because one leg of the service came back and two did not, is the most common way we see a business lose equipment it thought had survived.
Our electricians restore three-phase services, verify phase rotation and voltage balance before motors are released, and sequence the re-energizing so the refrigeration and the HVAC come back under supervision. The same company then services the equipment, which is why the call gets made to us and not to three contractors.
The businesses that reopen fastest planned it in May. A priority storm response agreement puts your building on the first-truck list, with a pre-storm walkthrough of the service and the generator, a documented one-line of the critical loads, a temporary-power plan sized for your refrigeration, and a load-tested generator before the season starts. When the storm hits, we already know your building.
Ask about it when you call. We will walk the property, write up the plan and quote it in writing. It is the single cheapest thing a Mobile business can do about hurricane season.
A commercial generator that has not run under load since last season is the one that quits at hour three. Serviced, batteries tested, transfer switch exercised.
Which circuits keep the refrigeration, the security, the point of sale and the emergency lighting alive, documented so temporary power goes to the right place in the dark.
A cam-lock tap box or a generator inlet sized for the refrigeration, installed before the season, so the towable connects in minutes instead of hours.
Service-entrance surge protection and point-of-use protection on the kitchen equipment, the RTU controls and the registers.
RTUs, condensers and exhaust fans strapped and curbs checked by our HVAC division, so the roof is not what reopens you late.
Who turns what off before landfall, in what order it comes back on, and the phone number that answers at 2 a.m. the night the roads open.
"A storm came through and messed up the electric in our house. We got a quote quickly and they got us up and running fast! The guys did a great job and even helped us save money."
— Devan H., Google review"Came home late afternoon to find my power off. I called after hours and Robby was over in 15 min. It was a bad circuit breaker. From the time I saw I had no power til the time I had power back on was around 30 min. Amazing. Super nice guys as well."
— Gary S., Google review"They diagnosed a power issue that other companies weren't able to. The technician was extremely knowledgeable and professional, and explained everything very well. Also, I called them at 8 at night and got a human being on the phone!"
— Laura B., Google reviewTemporary power to critical loads is usually the same day we reach you, as long as a generator can be placed safely. Permanent three-phase service depends on the repair, the inspection and the utility's backlog; we stage parts before the storm and release the inspection the same hour the work is done.
Yes. We size a towable generator for the refrigeration and the essential lighting, connect it through proper means rather than extension cords, and set up a fuel plan. It is the first thing we do at a restaurant or grocery.
We are a certified Generac® dealer, but our technicians repair commercial generators of any brand: batteries, fuel systems, controllers, transfer switches and load-side faults.
When the service equipment was damaged, yes. The repair is permitted and inspected, and the release goes to the utility. We handle the permit, meet the inspector and make the release call.
Photos, a description of the cause as we found it, and itemized written estimates and invoices in the format commercial adjusters work from. We do not make coverage promises; we make the electrical and HVAC part of the claim complete.
No hourly or after-hours rates. Every job is quoted in writing before it starts, storm or not.
A pre-season arrangement that puts your building on the first-truck list, with a walkthrough of the service and the generator, a documented critical-load plan, a temporary-power connection point and a load-tested generator before June. Ask when you call; we quote it in writing after walking the property.
Something we didn't cover? See our full FAQ page or call (251) 680-7500.
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Commercial electricalThree-phase restoration, temporary power, commercial generator repair and the re-entry sequence, from one licensed Mobile contractor.
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