Commercial electrician, New Berlin
Commercial Electrician in New Berlin, TX
Commercial electrical maintenance, repairs and projects for New Berlin facilities, from our shop in Round Rock.
Something down right now? Call (737) 301-4536What New Berlin facilities call us for
For New Berlin facilities, most calls come down to two kinds of work:
Facility maintenance and repair.
Troubleshooting, panels, lighting, equipment power and recurring maintenance, with a written report after every visit.
Facility MaintenanceCommercial projects.
Tenant improvements, equipment power and service upgrades, designed, permitted and closed out by one electrical contractor.
Commercial ProjectsPermits and inspections in New Berlin
Our electrical contractor license (TECL #39622) is statewide. We file the permit, handle the utility paperwork and meet the inspector.
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Who issues electrical permits: City of New Berlin, City Hall (mailing address 9180 FM 775, La Vernia). The city posts a separate Commercial Application for Building Permit on its Forms and Permits page. No online portal was found.
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How to apply: Fill out the Commercial Application for Building Permit for interior renovation, new construction or exterior renovation, with the valuation and a description of work. Attach proof of the construction value and a site plan or survey showing the work for a preliminary review; the city says more detailed drawings may be required before a permit is issued. The applicant is responsible for locating utilities within the construction site.
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Inspections: Contact City Hall by phone, email or in person to schedule. The commercial form lists a site inspection and a final inspection, and says the Planning Commission or its authorized agent may make scheduled or unscheduled inspections during and after construction.
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What to know locally: New Berlin's commercial permit fees follow Table 1-A of the 1997 Uniform Building Code, with a plan review fee of 65 percent of the permit fee when plans are submitted. Fees double if work starts before a permit is issued. Permits are non-transferable, non-refundable and expire in 180 days. Construction must follow the city's ordinances. The city makes no warranty about a contractor's work by issuing a permit.
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Utility coordination: Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative (GVEC). GVEC's service territory map places New Berlin inside GVEC's service area. GVEC's commercial checklist starts with the owner getting zoning, survey and city permits, then sending a commercial request for information with expected load and voltage needs. GVEC builds the line and metering, the owner's electrician builds the secondary service, and GVEC energizes after the city confirms the inspection passed.
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Typical review time: Not published by the city.
New Berlin questions
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How are commercial permit fees figured in New Berlin? By valuation, using Table 1-A of the 1997 Uniform Building Code, plus a plan review fee equal to 65 percent of the permit fee.
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How long is a New Berlin commercial permit good for? The permit form says it expires in 180 days and is non-transferable and non-refundable.
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How do I schedule an inspection in New Berlin? Contact City Hall by phone, email or in person. The form lists a site inspection and a final inspection.
Recent work near New Berlin
Our recent projects are in Austin, Round Rock and Burnet. See the case studies. We also serve the nearby communities of Jakes Colony, Olmos and Sweet Home.
New Berlin facility? Start with the assessment.
You get a ranked list of what needs attention, budget ranges and a written scope. If there is a fee, it is credited toward the work when you approve within 30 days.
Or call (737) 301-4536.
Sources
Permit and utility facts checked 2026-11-02 from: newberlintx.gov newberlintx.gov experience.arcgis.com gvec.org. Rules change; we confirm them on every permit.