Capabilities

Electrical knowledge that reaches beyond the panel.

Franklin EDC helps owners, contractors and project teams understand electrical scope, costs, interfaces and options across power, controls, technology and energy systems.

01
Planning

Electrical Planning & Capacity

Early-stage electrical thinking for renovations, additions, equipment changes and new projects.

  • Service and load planning
  • Distribution and equipment coordination
  • Load calculations and demand considerations
  • Renovation / addition planning
  • Future expansion strategy
  • Utility and project requirement review
02
Cost & Scope

Estimating & Proposal Review

Structured cost and scope support before a bid is submitted or a proposal is accepted.

  • Quantity takeoffs and budget estimates
  • Scope review and bid leveling
  • Proposal comparison
  • Change / extra review
  • Constructability observations
  • Document and addenda review
03
Integration

Controls & Building Systems

Coordination where electrical power meets mechanical equipment, controls and operations.

  • BMS / BAS coordination
  • HVAC electrical and controls interfaces
  • Motors, starters, VFDs and control power
  • Generators, ATS and critical-load strategy
  • UPS and power-quality considerations
  • Metering and energy-management concepts
04
Technology

Low Voltage & Connected Infrastructure

Planning and coordination for the technology systems that increasingly share pathways, spaces and project schedules with electrical work.

  • Access-control infrastructure
  • CCTV / surveillance infrastructure
  • Structured cabling and data pathways
  • Intercom / communications coordination
  • Security-system power and interfaces
  • Low-voltage rough-in and pathway planning
05
Electrification

EV, Solar, Storage & Backup

Independent planning around new electrical loads and distributed energy — without tying the recommendation to a particular product sale.

  • EV charging capacity and strategy
  • Solar-readiness considerations
  • Battery-storage integration planning
  • Generator / backup-power strategy
  • Load management and sequencing
  • Future electrification planning
06
Independent Perspective

Assessments & Second Opinions

A practical review when the scope is unclear, recommendations conflict, or you want another experienced set of eyes.

  • Pre-purchase electrical observations
  • Deficiency and condition review
  • Contractor-scope review
  • Upgrade-option comparison
  • Problem definition and troubleshooting support
  • Owner-side project coordination
Clear scope matters.

Franklin EDC provides estimating, assessment, planning, coordination and design support within the appropriate scope. It does not advertise or offer electrical installation work through this website. Where a project requires a Licensed Electrical Contractor, professional engineering, permits, approvals, inspections or other regulated services, those functions remain with the appropriately licensed party or authority.