Excel Electric Inc Commercial electrical contractor Call (610) 270-0390
Excel Electric Inc project work
5.0 on Google reviews

Keep your building powered, connected, and ready for work.

We provide commercial electrical work for businesses that depend on reliable lighting, power, communications, and back-up systems every day.

Bridgeport-based Excel Electric has served Philadelphia-area facilities since 1987 with licensed, insured electrical work, 24/7 emergency service, and an A+ BBB rating.

1987
Serving the Philadelphia suburbs since
39
Years in business
PA057515
Pennsylvania license
A+
BBB rating

Bridgeport since 1987

Commercial electrical work built around the facility

We connect businesses to the power, lighting, communications, and back-up systems they need to keep working.

Customers have relied on us for 39 years of responsive commercial electrical service from our Bridgeport base.

Excel Electric is licensed and insured, carries Pennsylvania license PA057515, and is listed by BBB with an A+ rating.

We work in office centers, warehouses, medical facilities, restaurants, self-storage properties, parking lots, tenant fit-outs, and other working facilities.

Our project experience includes Quaker Park Office Building in Conshohocken, a medical office building in Crum Lynne, Suburban Square in Ardmore, and The Paddock Restaurant in Devon.

Work photos

Commercial facilities and electrical project work

First-party project images from Excel Electric’s official services and projects pages show the buildings and systems behind its published commercial work.

Quaker Park Office Building in Conshohocken from Excel Electric official projects page

Quaker Park Office Building

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Commercial parking and site lighting work from Excel Electric official services page

Commercial site lighting

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Medical office building in Crum Lynne from Excel Electric official projects page

Medical office building

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Suburban Square commercial project from Excel Electric official projects page

Suburban Square

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The Paddock Restaurant project from Excel Electric official projects page

The Paddock Restaurant

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River Park commercial facility from Excel Electric official services page

River Park facility

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Reputation

Public reputation and business credentials

5.0across 2 Google reviews

5.0 rating across 2Google reviews.

Public rating summary

Service area

Bridgeport and nearby Montgomery County business corridors

Excel Electric is based in Bridgeport and publishes commercial project experience in Conshohocken, Ardmore, Crum Lynne, Devon, and other Philadelphia-area facilities.

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FAQ

Commercial electrical questions before you call

What kinds of design-build work does Excel list?

Excel lists renovated office space, new-tenant fit-outs, fast-track projects, and CAD drawings.

What should a facility manager have ready?

Share plans if available, the building address, existing system concerns, equipment needs, project schedule, and who is coordinating the other trades.

Does Excel work on warehouse and parking-lot lighting?

Yes. The reviewed service page lists high- and low-bay warehouse lighting and parking-lot lighting.

Are service contracts available?

Excel’s reviewed service material lists service contracts among its commercial capabilities.

Does Excel publish 24/7 emergency availability?

Yes. The reviewed official and third-party source material supports 24/7 emergency electrical service.

What back-up systems are listed?

Excel lists back-up generators and UPS systems for commercial facilities.

Does Excel list data and phone cabling?

Yes. Data and phone cabling, video conferencing, and cubicle wiring are listed capabilities.

Does Excel list solar and high-voltage work?

Yes. The official service page lists solar power installation and low-, medium-, and high-voltage services.

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