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We bolt it together.
We turn it on.

We don't design it. We don't sell it. We build it and we turn it on.

0 MW
Megawatts Commissioned
across wind, solar, and storage
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Substations Energized
from 12kV distribution to 345kV transmission
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Safe Work-Hours Logged
zero lost-time incidents in 36 months
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States with Active Crews
mobilized within 72 hours
Est. 2009 // NECA Certified // OSHA 30Scroll to Process

Substation Assembly

12kV – 345kV

Solar Field Wiring

Utility & C&I Scale

Wind Turbine Commissioning

Onshore Platforms

Battery Storage Integration

BESS Interconnect

The Same Six Steps.
Every Single Project.

Predictable process is how we protect your schedule. No improvisation, no scope creep, no surprises at energization.

Construction crew unloading equipment at a field staging area at dawn
PHASE_01 // MOBILIZE
01

Mobilization

Crew dispatch, equipment staging, and site-specific safety orientation within 72 hours of NTP. We confirm laydown yard access, coordinate with the GC on traffic control, and establish our own tool inventory and PPE accountability before a single bolt is touched.

Crew Size
6–12 Operators
Typical Duration
2–5 Days
QA Hold Points
Site Access + Safety Sign-Off
Workers inspecting large electrical equipment deliveries on a solar field site
PHASE_02 // RECEIVE
02

Material Receiving

Every transformer, switchgear section, and conduit run is received against the approved bill of materials, inspected for shipping damage, and tagged to its installation location before it touches the ground. Discrepancies are logged in our field RFI system and escalated to procurement within the same shift.

Crew Size
3–6 Operators
Typical Duration
3–10 Days
QA Hold Points
BOM Reconciliation + Damage Report
Steel substation structure being erected by a crane crew on a clear day
PHASE_03 // ASSEMBLE
03

Mechanical Assembly

Structural steel erection, transformer setting, switchgear placement, and equipment anchoring to engineered foundations. Torque values are recorded against the manufacturer's spec sheet for every bolted connection. Nothing moves to electrical until the mechanical QA package is stamped.

Crew Size
8–20 Operators
Typical Duration
2–6 Weeks
QA Hold Points
Torque Log + Alignment Survey
Electrician carefully terminating high-voltage cables inside a substation control panel
PHASE_04 // TERMINATE
04

Electrical Termination

Primary and secondary cabling, control wiring, grounding grid, and lightning protection installed to the approved single-line and wiring diagrams. Every termination is documented with a photo and point-to-point continuity test result. No assumption, no verbal confirmation — documented proof only.

Crew Size
6–16 Operators
Typical Duration
3–8 Weeks
QA Hold Points
Continuity Test + IR Thermography
Engineer reviewing relay test data on a laptop inside a newly built substation control room
PHASE_05 // TEST
05

Testing & Commissioning

Relay coordination, protection scheme verification, insulation resistance testing, and functional checks on every breaker, disconnect, and interlock. We coordinate directly with the utility interconnection engineer and the equipment OEM to run the sequence of operations before we ever request an energization date.

Crew Size
4–8 Operators + Engineers
Typical Duration
1–3 Weeks
QA Hold Points
Relay Test Reports + SCADA Verification
Solar field fully energized at dusk with glowing transmission lines visible
PHASE_06 // ENERGIZE
06

Energization

Coordinated energization sequence executed with the utility operations center, witnessed by the owner's engineer. We provide a complete as-built redline package, a final punch list with zero open items, and a commissioning report before we demobilize. The project is done when the meter spins — not when we leave.

Crew Size
4–6 Operators
Typical Duration
1–3 Days
QA Hold Points
Zero-Punch Verification + As-Built Package
Phases 01–03 Complete

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Trusted by EPC programs at
Primoris Services
Burns & McDonnell
Quanta Services
"We handed Torque the Ridgeline Wind Phase II interconnection package in October — 138 MW, four substations, 11-week window. They were energized on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. That's the first time in eight years a subcontractor beat our commissioning date without a single change order."
DK
Derek Kowalski
Director of Capital Programs, Midwest Renewable Utility Authority
138 MW
Project Scale
4 Sites
Simultaneous
11 Weeks
Window
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