Services and distribution
Electrical services, panels, feeders, disconnects, grounding, surge protection, metering, and capacity upgrades.
Facilities / Equipment / Backup power
Distribution, lighting controls, generators, equipment power, motor controls, automation, and troubleshooting for facilities across Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois.
Commercial and industrial electrician
Kuhl Electric & Automation, Inc. serves offices, warehouses, shops, agricultural businesses, process equipment, and industrial facilities from our Davenport, Iowa base.
We coordinate power distribution, equipment connections, lighting, standby generation, controls, and commissioning so the completed work fits the facility and remains understandable when it needs service.
Facility capabilities
Practical installations and service work for facilities that need dependable power and clear control.
Electrical services, panels, feeders, disconnects, grounding, surge protection, metering, and capacity upgrades.
Branch power, lighting, lighting controls, exterior lighting, occupancy controls, equipment circuits, and tenant improvements.
Standby power planning, generator connections, transfer switches, load evaluation, installation, testing, and service.
Motor feeders, starters, overloads, VFDs, local disconnects, control stations, amperage monitoring, and rotation checks.
PLC panels, HMIs, machine interlocks, safety circuits, sensors, process monitoring, alarms, and commissioning.
Fault diagnosis, failed components, nuisance trips, obsolete controls, added loads, equipment changes, and repair planning.
Field-equipped service
Company-owned field equipment helps us coordinate work that crosses ordinary electrical boundaries, especially at rural commercial and industrial properties.
Equipment availability and project scope are coordinated with the electrical work and site conditions.
Common questions
Yes. We can coordinate distribution, motor power, machine controls, safety circuits, monitoring, and commissioning within the agreed project scope.
Yes. Generator work begins with the loads that must operate, starting behavior, transfer requirements, fuel and placement considerations, and the existing electrical system.
Yes. We diagnose facility, motor, control, sensor, and equipment-power problems and help determine whether repair, replacement, or a larger upgrade is appropriate.
Planning facility or equipment work?