Before you add load, re-route feeders, or bring new generation online, a load flow study shows you exactly how voltage, current, and losses will behave across your network — so decisions are based on calculated results, not guesswork.
5–10 business days, expedited options available
PE-stamped engineering report
IEEE & NFPA 70E aligned
Fixed-price quote before we start
Our structured 5-step engineering workflow ensures accuracy, compliance, and clarity at every phase.
We understand your project scope, site conditions, and engineering requirements in detail.
Gather electrical drawings, utility data, equipment specs, and existing system documentation.
Build accurate power system models using ETAP and run all required engineering simulations.
Deliver a stamped, code-compliant report with findings, recommendations, and arc flash labels.
Walk you through findings, answer questions, and revise as needed until you're fully satisfied.
ETAP studies are power system simulations required for NEC/NFPA compliance, utility interconnection, and safe equipment sizing. Most industrial and commercial projects above 480V require them.
Typically 5–10 business days after we receive your electrical drawings and equipment data. Expedited 3-day delivery is available for urgent projects.
Yes. All deliverables are reviewed, signed, and sealed by a licensed Professional Engineer (PE) registered in your state. We cover all 50 US states.
Generally: one-line diagrams, equipment nameplates/specs, utility service data, and site drawings. Our team will send you a clear data request checklist after onboarding.
Comprehensive power system modeling, load flow, short circuit analysis, and protection coordination using ETAP software.
Power AnalysisNFPA 70E compliant arc flash hazard analysis, PPE labeling, and incident energy calculations for workplace safety.
Safety & ComplianceFull substation and grid infrastructure engineering — from single-line diagrams to construction drawings and commissioning.
Grid InfrastructureFree 30-minute consultation with a licensed PE engineer — no commitment required.
