Conduit & cable tray installation
Support for EMT, rigid, and PVC conduit installation, raceway routing, cable tray installation, and cable support work according to the agreed project documents and site requirements.
Industrial electrical services
Houston & nearby.
Electrical support for industrial projects.
Discuss installation and maintenance support for industrial facilities, production spaces, and equipment areas. Scope and site requirements are reviewed before work is accepted.
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Experience behind the work
Industrial knowledge.
Practical field skills.
Kody Tran brings an electrical engineering background and 15 years of electrical work experience across residential, commercial, and industrial settings. As a licensed Texas Journeyman Electrician, his industrial field experience includes installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and support for production equipment and power distribution systems.
His approach connects the drawings and equipment requirements with the practical details of the installation: access, routing, materials, terminations, work sequencing, and coordination with the site team.
Power & equipment
Distribution wiring, panels, feeders, disconnects, equipment power connections, and UPS-related wiring.
Installation & planning
Conduit, cable trays, wire pulling, cable identification, blueprint reading, and material takeoffs.
Maintenance & troubleshooting
Production equipment support, motor controls, electrical fault investigation, and preventive maintenance.
Wire pulling, cable routing & terminations
Feeder and branch-circuit wire pulling, cable organization, identification, lug preparation, and equipment terminations within an approved scope. Cable sizes, connection methods, and torque requirements follow the applicable design and manufacturer instructions.
Equipment connections & power distribution
Discuss electrical connections for industrial equipment, disconnects, panels, and UPS-related power wiring. Equipment specifications, available power, project drawings, and contractor responsibilities must be reviewed before scheduling.
Lighting & facility improvements
Industrial lighting updates, fixtures, receptacles, dedicated circuits, and electrical support for facility changes. Let us know about high ceilings, lifts, access restrictions, and occupied work areas.
Motor controls & equipment support
Field experience with motor-control systems supports a practical understanding of equipment power, control wiring, and troubleshooting. Share the equipment documentation, observed symptoms, and operational requirements so the proposed work can be reviewed with your facility team.
Preventive maintenance & troubleshooting
Experience includes supporting production equipment and power systems through electrical troubleshooting, maintenance work, and attention to wiring and connection conditions. Discuss recurring faults, equipment connection concerns, and planned maintenance needs with us. Specialized controls programming, protection studies, and testing outside the agreed scope require separate qualified support.
Blueprint reading & material planning
Reading project drawings, identifying circuit routes, and preparing material takeoffs help define the proposed installation. We discuss quantities, equipment requirements, access, and work sequencing before finalizing the project scope.
Coordinate the work around your operations
We review shutdown windows, site orientation, access, energy isolation responsibilities, drawings, and contractor requirements with your facility representative. Project conditions, qualified personnel, and availability are confirmed directly before scheduling.
What to send for an estimate
Include the facility location, description of work, equipment nameplate details or specifications, available drawings, approximate cable or conduit distances, target schedule, and your site contact. Share photographs only when your facility authorizes them.
Service in Houston and surrounding areas. Final scope, pricing, scheduling, and permit requirements are confirmed for each project. Required permits, inspections, and responsibilities are reviewed before work begins.