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For light industrial, R&D, manufacturing, medical and specialty commercial facilities in the Austin metro.

Commercial Electrical Support for Facilities That Cannot Afford Delays

Stratos helps Austin-area facility owners diagnose electrical problems, complete small commercial projects, and maintain reliable operations without managing the entire process themselves.

One accountable contractor from diagnosis to closeout.

Paid assessments are credited toward the work.

Schedule a Facility Electrical Assessment Discuss a Commercial Project Something down right now? Call (737) 301-4536

NDAs signed · Only approved photos of our own work

  • Stratos Electric logo markTECL #39622
  • Owner-led, based in Round Rock
  • Permits anywhere in Texas
  • Call back within 15 minutes, business hours

Sound familiar?

Five vendors work in your building, and none of them owns the result.

The same breaker trips every quarter. Someone resets it. Nobody finds out why.

Nobody can tell you what was done last time, or who did it.

A packaging line running mid-shift, cartons blurred on the conveyor, two operators in hearing protection working at the line in soft focus, warm daylight through an open dock door beside a stack of pallets.

You do not need an electrician. You need someone accountable for the outcome.

Built for facilities without an electrical department

When your building runs production, research, patients or product, the electrical system is part of the operation. These are the buildings we work in most.

A warehouse aisle mid-shift with tall pallet racking, a forklift parked with its lights on beside a wrapped pallet, and a distant worker walking toward an open dock door full of daylight.

Light industrial.

Added equipment outgrows the original panels, and dock and high-bay lighting fail first.

A research lab during the workday, fume hoods lit and running, benches of powered instruments under overhead power drops, and a researcher in a lab coat working in soft focus at the far bench.

R&D and lab.

Layouts change often, so circuits end up mislabeled and equipment ends up sharing circuits it should not share.

A precision machining bay mid-shift, a CNC machining centre running behind its closed door with coolant spray inside, a cart of finished parts in front, and an operator in safety glasses in soft focus behind.

Manufacturing.

One tripped feeder stops a line, and every new machine adds another hookup and disconnect.

A clinic corridor during the day, treatment rooms lit behind their door windows, a medical cart parked mid-hall, and a staff member in scrubs walking away toward a bright window.

Medical and dental.

Equipment circuits, emergency lighting and exit signs have to work on inspection day and every other day.

A cold storage room mid-shift, shelving stocked with sealed cases, a loaded pallet jack by the strip-curtain door, frost haze in the air, and a worker in a winter jacket walking away.

Specialty commercial.

In data rooms, cold storage and commercial kitchens, a lost circuit means lost product or lost hours.

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The Facility Electrical Reliability Assessment

A site walk that ends in a written plan. You get a clear picture of your electrical system, what needs attention first, and what it will cost.

  1. Site walk and electrical condition review of panels, gear, equipment feeds, lighting and life-safety circuits
  2. Priority list of safety, reliability and operational issues, ranked
  3. Budget ranges for each recommended correction
  4. Urgent repairs separated from planned upgrades
  5. Written scope suitable for internal approval or vendor bidding
  6. Recommended maintenance cadence
  7. Any assessment fee credited in full toward corrective work approved within 30 days
CostQuoted after a short call about your building
CreditWhen there is a fee, it is credited in full toward corrective work you approve within 30 days of the report
Schedule a Facility Electrical Assessment See what the assessment includes

Four steps. One contractor.

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  1. 1. Book.

    Tell us about the building and the problem. We call you back and set a walk date, usually within 1 business day.

  2. 2. Walk.

    A licensed electrician walks your panels, gear, equipment feeds, lighting and life-safety circuits. Under 25,000 sq ft takes 3 to 4 hours; up to 100,000 sq ft, up to a full day.

  3. 3. Report.

    You get the written report within 5 business days: ranked issues, budget ranges and a scope you can approve or bid.

  4. 4. Fix.

    You approve the work you want. We schedule it, do it and document it. Approve within 30 days and any assessment fee comes off the bill.

What comes next is your call

Facility Maintenance.

Repairs, troubleshooting and maintenance on a set cadence, with a written record after every visit.

Facility maintenance

Commercial Projects.

Tenant improvements, equipment power and service upgrades, designed, permitted and closed out by one electrical contractor.

Commercial projects

Stratos Nexus.

Your facility's electrical record, kept current year over year.

About Nexus

The record so far

years in business
2.1
projects completed
253
clients under recurring maintenance
12

Clients

  • Apptronik
  • Capital TI Group
  • Entegris
  • Samsung
  • Tesla

Apptronik

Industry
Robotics
City
Austin
Electrical scope
Equipment power, panels and transformers, lighting, and service calls
Timeline
Ongoing since January 2026, 50+ work orders
Electrical outcome
Quick turnarounds, after-hours work to avoid downtime, and an emergency crew of five when it counted.

Read the case study

Entegris

Industry
Semiconductor materials
City
Burnet
Electrical scope
Old fixtures removed and disposed of, new LED fixtures installed
Timeline
Awarded April 2026, weekend phases September to October 2026, material pricing held
Electrical outcome
Clean, thorough work: areas cleaned after every shift and every fixture checked before we left.

He was very mindful of my property, kept his workspace clean, and his attention to detail really stood out.

Google review, semiconductor materials client

Read the case study

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What clients say

★★★★★

Stratos Electric is an outstanding team of electricians led by Sebastian Eichler. We’ve trusted them on multiple projects, from wiring a new build-out to replacing LED lights throughout our 17,000 sq. ft. facility. Every time, their work has been top-notch—professional, reliable, and done right the first time. If you’re looking for electricians who take pride in their craft and deliver consistently excellent results, Stratos Electric is the group to call.

Google review · law firm client
★★★★★

I had an excellent experience with Stratos Electric. The electrician showed up on time, was professional throughout the entire process, and completed the work in a timely manner. He was very mindful of my property, kept his workspace clean, and his attention to detail really stood out. The quality of his work was top-notch, and everything was handled with care and precision. I highly recommend Stratos Electric to anyone looking for reliable, professional, and skilled electrical service. Truly a five-star experience

Google review · semiconductor materials client
★★★★★

Sebastian and his team were amazing from the very beginning. Great communication and follow through.

Google review · general contractor client

Why facility teams call us back

  • 01

    One accountable party from diagnosis to closeout.

    The electrician who finds the problem answers for the fix. You never coordinate the trades: our own electricians do all of the electrical work, never a subcontractor. We are an electrical contractor, not a general contractor.

  • 02

    Written documentation after every visit.

    Photos, the circuit and panel affected, parts used and what we recommend next, all in your facility file.

  • 03

    A no-games change-order policy.

    Every change order is written, priced and signed before work continues. Field conditions change. The work does not change until you approve it in writing.

  • 04

    Warranty without making you prove fault.

    Our work carries a one-year warranty. If our work fails, we come back and make it right. You do not have to prove it was our fault first.

  • 05

    Permits anywhere in Texas.

    Our electrical contractor license (TECL #39622) is statewide, so we can pull electrical permits in any Texas city or county that issues them. We file the application and meet the inspector.

  • 06

    Discretion by default: NDAs signed, only approved photos of our own work, and records that go only to you.

Based in Round Rock. Working within 60 miles of downtown Austin.

Our shop is in Round Rock. We work across Travis, Williamson, Hays, Bastrop and Caldwell counties, and farther out by arrangement.

See the full service area

Tell us what is happening.

We call you back and set up the walk.

Where the work is. We serve facilities within about 60 miles of downtown Austin.

Rather talk? Call (737) 301-4536.

Keep the facility moving.

Book the Reliability Assessment. You get a ranked list, budget ranges and a written scope, and any assessment fee comes back to you when you approve the work.

Schedule a Facility Electrical Assessment Call (737) 301-4536

CloseoutReliability Assessment

  • Condition review
  • Ranked priority list
  • Budget ranges
  • Urgent vs. planned
  • Written scope
  • Maintenance cadence
  • Any fee credited

Closed out. Stratos Electric · TECL #39622

General contractor? See our bid process and terms for GCs.