Grounding & Bonding
Grounding is the system nobody inspects until something else fails. Nuisance trips, corrupted data, destroyed communications equipment, and fire alarm ground faults all trace back to a ground that was assumed rather than measured.
What We Build
Grounding Electrode System
Rods, rings, and concrete-encased electrodes installed and bonded to NEC Article 250 — sized to the service, not to whatever was on the truck.
Bonding
Structural steel, metallic piping, communications, and equipment grounds bonded to a single reference, so no two systems disagree about where zero is.
Ground Testing
Fall-of-potential and clamp-on testing with the measured resistance recorded — a number on a report, not a nod at a ground rod.
Remediation
Existing sites surveyed and corrected. Most grounding problems are found in buildings that already passed an inspection years ago.
Standards We Build To
How We Work
Measured, then documented
Every ground we install or touch leaves with a recorded resistance value and the date it was taken.
One reference, every system
Power, communications, fire alarm, and controls bonded to the same reference. Separate grounds are how equipment gets destroyed.
The unglamorous system done properly
Nobody asks about grounding until the third failure. We treat it as the foundation it is.
Consultation first.
Every engagement starts with what you actually need to protect. Scope and price follow the consultation — never the other way around.
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