Electrical · Fire Alarm
Every circuit,
every signal,
installed right.
Precision Signal and Electrical is a licensed contractor handling electrical work and fire alarm installation and inspections for commercial and residential clients — one crew, one call, code-compliant every time.
Power & wiring systems
Panels, wiring, lighting, and repairs for new construction, renovations, and emergencies.
Life-safety compliance
Installation, scheduled testing, and code-compliant service for Fire Alarm, Nurse Call Station and other signaling systems.
What We Do
Two disciplines. One licensed crew.
Power and life-safety systems don't operate in isolation — and neither do we. Precision Signal and Electrical handles both under one roof, so nothing gets lost between subcontractors.
Electrical Contracting
Full-scope electrical work for new construction, renovations, and tenant build-outs — from service panels to finish devices.
- Panel upgrades & service changes
- Wiring for new construction & remodels
- Lighting design & retrofits
- Troubleshooting & emergency repair
Fire Alarm Installation & Inspections
Installation, testing, and inspection of fire alarm and detection systems to keep buildings safe and compliant.
- New system installation & upgrades
- Annual & semi-annual inspections
- Device testing & documentation
- Deficiency repair & retesting
How A Project Runs
Assess, design, install, certify.
Every job follows the same sequence, whether it's a single panel swap or a full building fit-out.
Assess
Site walk-through to scope the work, review existing systems, and flag code or safety issues up front.
Design & Permit
Layout and load calculations finalized, permits pulled, and materials ordered before crews arrive on site.
Install
Licensed technicians complete the work to spec, with daily progress checks against the plan.
Test & Certify
Every system is tested, documented, and signed off — with inspection reports handed over on completion.
Why Precision Signal
Two trades, kept to one standard.
Most buildings need an electrician and a fire alarm technician — usually two separate vendors with two schedules. We fold both into one team that already understands how these systems interact.
Get In Touch
Let's scope your project.
Tell us what you're working with — a panel, an inspection due date, or something else — and we'll follow up with next steps.