Project Gallery | B and D Electric LLC

200A service & panel upgrade — Turney Ave, Phoenix

An original fused meter and undersized service feeding a house with a rooftop package AC unit. We replaced the meter, service riser and panel with a modern 200A meter-main combo with an exterior emergency disconnect, coordinated the utility disconnect and reconnect, and passed inspection.

Before — original meter, undersized service and an aging exterior panel.

After — new 200A meter-main combo with labelled emergency service disconnect.

Utility crew reconnecting the new service riser we installed.

Old service and meter removed
New 200A meter-main combination
Code-required emergency disconnect labelling
Utility coordination and permitted inspection

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200A meter & panel replacement — Monte Vista, Phoenix

A failing exterior meter-and-breaker panel on a Phoenix block home. We cut in a new riser and mast, replaced the meter panel with a 200A unit, re-terminated the branch circuits and left the wall patched and the panel properly labelled.

Before — driving the new ground rod, with the original meter/breaker panel still on the wall.

After — new 200A meter panel, new mast and riser, clean terminations.

The new 200A meter panel with the dead front open — clean, labelled terminations.

New 200A meter panel
New service mast and riser
Branch circuits re-terminated and labelled
Wall repaired and cleaned up

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400A service upgrade with 200A sub-panel — Olney Ave, Phoenix

A property that had outgrown its service. We installed a new 400A meter-main with an exterior emergency disconnect, trenched and installed a new underground feeder, and set a 200A sub-panel to serve the added load — all permitted, inspected, and backfilled clean.

The finished 400A service equipment outside, meter set and released by the utility.

New 400A meter-main with emergency service disconnect.

The new 200A sub-panel being wired — dead front off, breakers and feeder terminations in.

Trenching the new underground feeder run to depth.

New 400A meter-main service
Trenched and inspected underground feeder
New 200A sub-panel for added load
Permitted, inspected, site restored

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Chevron Extra Mile store remodel — Phoenix

A full convenience-store remodel for a Chevron Extra Mile location, wired around the store staying open. We ran power for the new coffee and cold-brew counter, food service and ice equipment, added dedicated GFCI circuits behind the fixtures, and installed the new suspended LED lighting and illuminated signage on the sales floor.

The finished sales floor — lighting, signage and every counter circuit is ours.

Wide view across the remodeled store interior.

Food-service counter energized — dedicated GFCI circuits per appliance.

Circuits roughed in behind the counter wall before finishes went on.

Illuminated cold-vault and beverage fixtures.

Backlit beverage station and accent lighting on the sales floor.

Dedicated circuits for coffee, cold brew, ice and food equipment
Commercial GFCI protection at wet locations
Suspended LED lighting and illuminated signage
Worked around store hours — the location never closed

Illuminated building signage — Ace Hardware, Phoenix area

Illuminated STIHL dealer signage on the exterior of an Ace Hardware store. We ran the circuit in weather-rated conduit up the wall, set the disconnect, and mounted and wired the lit cabinet sign so it fires on the store's lighting schedule.

Sign cabinet mounted and fed from a weather-rated conduit run.

Finished illuminated signage — clean conduit, concealed connections.

Exterior circuit in weather-rated conduit
Local disconnect installed
Illuminated cabinet sign mounted and wired
Tied into the store lighting schedule

Deer Valley commercial build-out — Phoenix

Ground-up electrical for a steel commercial building in Deer Valley. We trenched and installed the underground service and feeder runs to depth with warning tape, set the stub-ups and conduit before the slab pour, and roughed in the panels, lighting and wall devices around the structural steel.

New lighting installed and energized in the main bay.

Panel set on the building wall with the underground feeders landed.

Inside the steel building during our rough-in.

Conduit stub-up at the building line, marked with electrical warning tape.

Underground service and feeder trenching
Conduit and stub-ups set before slab
Panel and lighting rough-in
Inspected at rough stage

Panel upgrade and robot charging stations — DoorDash facility, Phoenix

A delivery-robot fleet operation needed far more capacity than the building had. We upgraded the distribution panel, then ran surface conduit and set dedicated charging circuits along the bay walls so a fleet of autonomous delivery robots can charge simultaneously without tripping anything. Clean strut-mounted EMT, labelled boxes, no cords across the floor.

The 400A service equipment outside, carrying the city's green passed-inspection tag.

One of the delivery robots the charging circuits were built for.

A robot charging on one of our dedicated receptacles.

Upgraded 42-space distribution panel — every circuit labelled and dressed.

Charging receptacles and surface conduit along the bay wall.

Conduit run feeding the charging stations.

Distribution panel upgraded for the added load
Dedicated charging circuits for a robot fleet
Surface EMT and boxes, no trip hazards on the floor
Work staged around a live operating facility

Optima Biltmore rooftop pool renovation — Phoenix

High-rise rooftop pool and spa renovation at the Optima Biltmore, where we performed the electrical scope as a subcontractor to Berlin Precision Construction Inc. (AZ ROC 316238). Our work covered a new 480V dry-type transformer and its terminations, a stainless NEMA 4X panel enclosure built for weather and pool chemicals, dedicated circuits for the pumps, heaters, chlorine generation and control systems, and low-voltage LED lighting in the deck and pool niches. Every run on the roof deck is code-compliant, GFCI-protected and bonded to the pool per NEC Article 680.