Commercial
Commercial electrical contractors in Concord and central New Hampshire
We are a commercial electrical contractor working on medical, industrial, retail, office and municipal projects across New Hampshire. The office is at 659 Currier Road, Hopkinton.
What the commercial side covers
Recent commercial work
Projects
Endicott Hotel
Concord, NH
Historic 1894 landmark restored after a 2012 fire, for CATCH, Neighborhood Housing.
Sixth Street Fire Station
Dover, NH
Design-build station with complex lighting relay, emergency backup and extensive low-voltage work.
The Friendly Kitchen
Concord, NH
New building for a nonprofit soup kitchen after a 2012 fire.
Maplewood Dental Group
Nashua, NH
High-end specialty commercial renovation for an orthodontist's office.
Stonyfield
Londonderry, NH
Commercial electrical subcontractor services for an extensive plant upgrade.
What a client said
“We have had the pleasure of working with Irish Electric Corp. for the last five years. We have found them to be a professional organization that provides competitive estimates, knowledgeable staff, effective project management and the proper manpower to provide us with a successful project every time we have worked with them. We look forward to working with them on future projects.”
What customers say
Contact us with an RFP/RFQ
Send the drawing set or specification to info@irishelectric.net, or start on the contact form and choose Commercial. If you would rather talk it through first, call (603) 224-7474 or use the contact form.
Send an RFPNew Hampshire code, permits and rebates
Useful before a bid or a build-out: which code New Hampshire is on, which town office issues the permit, and what the rebate programs pay today.
Commercial questions
Do you pull the electrical permit, or does the general contractor?
It depends on the contract. On most commercial jobs the electrical permit is pulled by the electrical contractor doing the work, and we handle that as part of our scope unless the general contractor's paperwork says otherwise.
Which electrical code will my New Hampshire project be built to?
New Hampshire's State Building Code currently includes the 2023 National Electrical Code with New Hampshire amendments. Individual towns can be at different stages of adoption and can add local requirements, so we confirm the edition and the local amendments with the authority having jurisdiction before we buy material.
Do you work design-build, or only from finished drawings?
Both. We do design-build projects, Auto CAD design and professional project management. We can price a completed set of drawings, or work from a program and develop the electrical design with your team.
How high can your bucket truck reach?
30-54 ft. reach. That covers parking lot lights, signage lighting repairs, high electrical work, exterior electrical installation, roof de-icing and Christmas lighting on commercial properties, without renting a lift or building staging.
Who do I call if something goes down after hours on a commercial site?
Call (603) 224-7474. The office is open Monday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and we provide 24-hour on call service for emergencies outside those hours. Use the same number in both cases.
How do I send you an RFP or RFQ?
Contact us with an RFP/RFQ by email to info@irishelectric.net, or start on the contact form and choose Commercial. Include the drawing set or specification, the schedule, and the name of the person handling questions. Call (603) 224-7474 if you need to talk it through first.