Access dictates the method
Trading hours, shift patterns, tenant notice and permit systems change how a job is executed far more than the technical scope usually does.

Commercial Sectors
Electrical work is bought differently depending on who is buying it. A facilities manager, a managing agent, a plant engineer and a store operations team can all need the same technical scope and still need it delivered on completely different terms.
GridGuys is a commercial electrical lead-connect platform. We do not carry out electrical work. These sector pages set out how enquiries typically arise in each environment and what to include so the enquiry reaches a contractor set up for that kind of work.
Sectors
Each page explains how electrical requirements typically arise in that environment and what to include when you send an enquiry.
Single-site FMs, in-house teams and FM providers running planned and reactive works
Managing agents, commercial landlords and portfolio managers
Distribution centres, factories, production sites and industrial estates
Occupied workplaces, business parks and managed commercial premises
Shops, retail parks, chains and managed trading environments
Why it matters
Trading hours, shift patterns, tenant notice and permit systems change how a job is executed far more than the technical scope usually does.
An owner, an occupier, an agent or a head office may hold the instruction, and each has a different approval and budget route.
Certificates and reports may feed a compliance file, a CAFM system, a service charge or a sale, which affects what should be asked for at the outset.
One building, an estate and a national store list are all valid enquiries, but they suit different contractors and different phasing.
Describe the premises and the works in your own words. GridGuys will review the enquiry and pass it to an electrical contractor suited to that type of site.
GridGuys connects commercial electrical enquiries with contractors. We do not carry out electrical work ourselves — see how it works.