Industrial Electrical Contractor in Tampa Bay Built for
Continuous Production.
High-amp power distribution, switchgear line-ups, motor control centers, VFDs, and plant automation for manufacturing facilities, logistics hubs, and industrial plants across Central Florida. Industrial facilities cannot afford unscheduled downtime, so we plan around your production schedule, not the other way around.
- 01 480V 3Φ
- 02 Switchgear
- 03 MCC
- 04 VFDs
- 05 PLC
- 06 Shutdowns
Why It Matters
Industrial electrical isn't commercial electrical with bigger wire. The stakes are higher, the equipment is more complex, and a mistake costs your facility real downtime and real money. We've worked inside GE facilities and full plant overhauls. We know how this goes.
Capabilities
Industrial Capabilities
FL Electrical Contractor #EC13014766 · ISN Certified · OSHA 10 / 30 crews
- 01
3-Phase Distribution & Switchgear
480Y/277V and 208Y/120V main switchboards, high-amp service entrance switchboards and CT cabinets, and step-down dry-type transformers.
- 02
Busway & Equipment Drops
Overhead bus duct and busway feeds for flexible equipment drops and rapid machinery reconfiguration.
- 03
Power Quality
Power factor correction and harmonic filtration so variable loads stop tripping sensitive machinery.
- 04
Motor Control Centers
Custom motor starter panels, MCC bucket maintenance, overhaul, and commissioning for pumps, compressors, and packaging lines.
- 05
VFDs & Soft Starters
Variable frequency drives and soft starters, with shielded VFD cable routing to prevent motor bearing currents and noise.
- 06
Controls & PLC Integration
Conveyor control wiring, PLC integration, and emergency-stop and safety interlock loops.
- 07
Plant Maintenance & Shutdowns
Scheduled turnaround and outage support, emergency fault remediation, and night and weekend shutdowns that preserve production.
- 08
Testing & Diagnostics
Arc flash risk assessments, infrared thermal panel scans, and breaker trip testing to find problems before they become outages.
How We Run It
Five Steps.
No Surprises.
STEP 01
Walk & Review
Site walk, one-lines, and equipment review with your maintenance and production leads.
STEP 02
Shutdown Plan
Outage windows, lockout/tagout points, and sequencing agreed in writing before anyone opens a panel.
STEP 03
Install
Licensed crews working under NFPA 70E and LOTO, staged to keep the rest of the plant running.
STEP 04
Test & Commission
Insulation resistance, rotation, and functional checks on drives, starters, and interlocks.
STEP 05
Document & Hand Off
Updated panel schedules, labeling, and as-builts your maintenance team can rely on.
Codes & Standards
Built to the Book.
- NFPA 70 (NEC 2026)
- National Electrical Code
- NFPA 70E
- Electrical safety & arc flash
- NFPA 70B
- Electrical equipment maintenance
- OSHA 29 CFR 1926 / 1910
- Construction and general industry safety
- ISNetworld
- Contractor prequalification (certified)
Proof
Earned in the Field.
- 01
General Electric
Industrial plant electrical maintenance and shutdown support for GE.
- 02
Riverhawk Industrial Supply
Full facility electrical overhaul in Mulberry: all voltage levels, motor controls, and underground conduit banks.
- 03
ISN Certified
Pre-vetted for industrial and high-hazard environments through ISNetworld.
“We run a tight production schedule and can't afford electrical delays. Ohm Grown coordinated the 3-phase service and panel work around our line without ever shutting us down. Clean install, on budget, zero inspection comments.”
FAQ
Straight
Answers.
Can you work without shutting down production?
Yes, in most cases. We plan around your production schedule, stage work in phases, and run night and weekend shutdowns when a line has to come down.
Do you perform arc flash assessments and infrared scans?
Yes. Arc flash risk assessments, infrared thermal panel scans, and breaker trip testing are part of our plant maintenance and shutdown support.
Do you work on MCCs, VFDs, and PLC wiring?
Yes: MCC bucket maintenance and overhaul, VFD and soft-starter installation with shielded cable routing, and conveyor, PLC, and safety interlock wiring.
Are you ISN certified for industrial sites?
Yes. Ohm Grown is a certified contractor on ISNetworld, the platform many industrial operators and Fortune 500 companies use to prequalify contractors.
How does Ohm Grown handle job site safety?
We follow OSHA 29 CFR 1926 and NFPA 70E, keep current OSHA 10 and 30 certifications, and run site-specific safety plans, lockout/tagout procedures, and arc flash protection on every job.
Service Area
- Tampa
- Brandon
- Riverview
- Plant City
- St. Petersburg
- Clearwater
- Largo
- Wesley Chapel
- New Port Richey
- Zephyrhills
- Lakeland
- Winter Haven
- Auburndale
- Bradenton
- Palmetto
- Sarasota
- Venice
- North Port
- Brooksville
- Spring Hill
Florida-based, with travel crews for Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, and beyond. Service areas & travel →
Next Service
Disaster Recovery
Planning a Shutdown or Upgrade?
Tell us the equipment, the window, and the deadline. We will come back with a plan that keeps your line running.