Industrial Electrical Services & Solutions

An industrial electrical contractor specializes in electrical systems used in manufacturing plants, processing facilities, warehouses, and other industrial environments. Their work often includes power distribution, control cabinets, switchgear, motor controls, VFDs, equipment connections, and project coordination. Unlike standard commercial electricians, industrial contractors are equipped to handle complex machinery, production demands, safety requirements, and large-scale facility projects.

IPS provides industrial electrical design, construction, and installation services for communication and control cabinets, complete electrical systems, VFDs, switchgear, and greenfield projects. The company also supports broader turnkey industrial work, which helps clients coordinate electrical scope with other disciplines under one provider. This approach can reduce delays, simplify communication, and improve overall project execution.

Yes. IPS supports complete greenfield projects and large industrial electrical scopes as part of its turnkey capabilities. That includes planning, installation, and coordination with broader project requirements from ground zero through plant start-up. For clients expanding operations or building new facilities, this integrated model helps reduce handoff issues, improve scheduling, and keep work aligned with production and commissioning goals.

Yes. IPS offers design, construction, and installation of communication and control cabinets as well as switchgear-related electrical systems. These components are critical for organized controls, safe power distribution, and reliable equipment operation in industrial settings. Having one experienced team manage these systems can improve consistency, streamline integration, and support long-term maintainability across the facility.

IPS serves a wide range of industrial sectors, including automotive, food processing, plastics, healthcare, die-casting, injection molding, paper manufacturing, printing, CNC machinery, metal coating, robotic welding, assembly lines, extrusion, and related manufacturing environments. This broad experience helps the team understand different production requirements, equipment types, and compliance considerations involved in industrial electrical project work.

A turnkey electrical approach gives clients a single point of coordination for planning, installation, and project execution. According to IPS’s model, this can mean less risk, fewer headaches, no fee layering, fewer service gaps, and less finger pointing between vendors. It also helps projects stay more cost effective and can shorten timelines by improving communication and accountability throughout the job.

Yes. IPS offers disaster services and can mobilize the necessary disciplines and equipment to help clients get back in business after a major disruption. For industrial facilities, that can be especially valuable when electrical systems are tied directly to production uptime, safety, and operational continuity. Rapid coordination across multiple services can help speed recovery and reduce prolonged downtime.

IPS serves clients throughout the United States, Mexico, and Canada. With headquarters in Lexington, Tennessee and a Mississippi office in Tupelo, the company is positioned to support industrial facilities across North America. This broad service reach is especially useful for manufacturers and multi-site operators that need a contractor capable of handling electrical and project work across multiple regions.