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Two-L Electric

From outhouses to skyscrapers

Commercial, industrial, and service electrical contracting out of Memphis, Tennessee. Since 1988. Licensed in six states.

One shop. Six state licenses. Every size of job.

  • Established 1988

    Founded in Memphis and still answering the same phone. One shop, one crew list, one number.

  • Licensed in six states

    Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, and Alabama. The numbers are on this page.

  • IEC · BBB

    Member of the Mid-South IEC. Recognized by the Better Business Bureau.

Two-L Electric has wired the Mid-South since 1988: switchgear rooms, plant floors, tenant fit-outs, and the service call nobody else would take on a Friday afternoon.

Open trench cut through red clay, four conduit runs laid beside it, the building slab in the distance

Three kinds of work

Same crew list, same shop, same phone number. The tagline is not a figure of speech.

Commercial Construction

Ground-up buildings and tenant fit-outs, wired for general contractors across the Mid-South.

  • Service entrance and distribution
  • Branch wiring and devices
  • Lighting and lighting controls
  • Fire alarm and low-voltage pathway
  • Temporary power and site lighting

Industrial & Plant

Feeders, motor control, and machine power for plants that lose money the minute the line stops.

  • Feeder and busway
  • Motor control centers
  • Machine and process hookup
  • Planned shutdown and outage work
  • Preventive maintenance

Service & Small Works

The jobs too small for a bid package and too urgent to sit in a queue.

  • Panel and service upgrades
  • Troubleshooting and repair
  • Code corrections
  • Lighting retrofit
  • Generator and transfer switch

How a job runs

  1. Bid set

    We pick the package up at the bid set and price what is actually drawn. Bid invitations and takeoffs go straight to the estimating desk.

  2. Shop fabrication

    We fabricate in our own shop before the crew rolls, so field hours go to installing instead of measuring.

  3. Field install

    Crews are staffed against the schedule you are actually holding. Outage and shutdown work is planned around your production, not around us.

  4. Closeout

    Every job leaves with as-builts and a closeout package that survives an audit.

The work, up close

Trench to slab, footing to riser, the crew on the line, the shell going up around the rough-in.

Underground
Mini excavator parked over an open trench, four conduit runs entering it from the foreground

Conduit into the trench

Rough-in
Two electricians setting conduit risers against a block wall, the bends stubbed up from the footing

Risers set at the wall

Site work
Conduit stub-ups along the base of a block wall, the curb running beside them to the far building

Stub-ups along the footing

Underground
An electrician guiding a walk-behind trencher along the line, spoil piling beside the cut

Cutting the trench line

New construction
Brick shell of a new commercial building with steel canopy framing, rough-in underway at the door

The shell going up

Installation
Three stainless steel enclosures mounted on a brick wall, conduit stubs running up into them from below

Enclosures set, conduit stubbed

Somebody answers.

Six people, one number. Pick the person that matches the question and you skip the switchboard entirely.

A crew member walking the trench line beside the trencher, spoil on both sides, the site open to the sky
On the trench line

On the record.

Six states, six boards, six numbers a preconstruction reader can check before the first phone call.

Tennessee

Lic. 30515

Mississippi

Lic. 09881

Arkansas

Lic. 9489

Louisiana

Lic. 48360

Texas

Lic. 30813

Alabama

Lic. 02284

Send plans. We’ll price it.

Drawings, a scope sheet, or a walk-through. Send whatever you have to the estimating desk and you will get a number back.

Hiring

Journeyman and apprentice electricians.

Experienced only. Journeymen need at least 6,000 verifiable hours, which is four years. Apprentices need at least six months.

Applications are always accepted and kept on file for when an opening comes up.