Crestline Electric builds and maintains the power behind data centers, hospitals, plants, infrastructure and large commercial projects across Dallas–Fort Worth — from preconstruction and prefabrication through commissioning and 24/7 service.
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Electrical construction, instrumentation and controls, technology systems and service — one partner from conceptual budget through energization, turnover and the life of the facility.
Early involvement that locks in budget, constructability and schedule — including on fast-track projects that start before design is complete.
Medium- and low-voltage systems from the utility point of service to the last branch circuit.
Redundant, concurrently maintainable power for facilities where uptime is the product.
Turnkey I&C for process and infrastructure clients — design, programming, installation and service.
RCDD-designed communications and security systems installed to BICSI and ANSI/TIA standards.
Dedicated service crews and stocked trucks keeping occupied facilities safe, reliable and compliant.
Six markets, one standard: safe crews, schedule certainty and systems that perform on day one.
Office, mixed-use, hospitality, K-12 and higher-education projects — ground-up, core and shell, and interior build-outs delivered alongside the GC's schedule.
Hyperscale, colocation and enterprise facilities built for redundancy, speed to market and rigorous commissioning.
Manufacturing, food and beverage, automotive and oil and gas facilities — new lines, expansions and retrofits executed around production.
Hospitals, medical office buildings, outpatient and research facilities — including work in occupied, infection-controlled spaces under owner-occupied protocols.
Water and wastewater treatment, lift and pump stations, utility substations and public works — where power, SCADA and agency coordination come together.
Ongoing support for owners and facility teams: emergency response, preventive and predictive maintenance, moves/adds/changes and small projects.
Conceptual estimates, design-assist, code and constructability reviews, and a lump-sum or GMP proposal built around your schedule.
BIM modeling and clash detection, early procurement of long-lead gear, and LEAN off-site prefabrication to de-risk the field.
Self-performed installation led by experienced foremen, with look-ahead schedules and transparent reporting.
Testing, startup, commissioning support and closeout documentation — then service for the life of the facility.
Every Crestline project runs on site-specific safety plans, daily pre-task planning, weekly toolbox talks, lockout/tagout and NFPA 70E arc-flash practices. Foremen are OSHA 30-trained, and every crew member completes OSHA 10, new-hire orientation and our drug- and alcohol-free workplace program. Ask for our prequalification package — EMR, OSHA logs, insurance and bonding.
Owners and general contractors bring us in early and keep us through turnover because we deliver what we commit to — safely, on schedule and on budget.
Our people own the company, and it shows in the quality of the work and how long clients stay with us.
Our own licensed electricians, technicians and PMP-certified project managers, developed through a registered apprenticeship and in-house foreman leadership training.
Conceptual budgets backed by historical cost data and current commodity pricing — numbers that hold up from schematic design to GMP.
Conduit racks, assemblies and control panels built in our prefab shop under controlled conditions to shorten schedules and improve quality and safety.
Fast-track experience, look-ahead planning, manpower to match the schedule, and clear reporting on progress and changes.
Bonding capacity and credit to support large programs, plus vendor alliances that secure materials and pricing in volatile markets.
A typical scope includes medium-voltage distribution, switchgear and transformers, UPS and generator systems, busway and rack power, grounding, and integrated systems testing — sequenced to bring halls online in phases without disrupting live operations.
The licenses, certifications and memberships owners and GCs look for on complex work.
Yes. Crestline Electric, Inc. is a licensed, bonded and insured electrical contractor. Certificates of insurance, bonding letters and our full prequalification package are available on request.
Our focus is large commercial and industrial work — ground-up construction, data center and mission critical programs, plant expansions, healthcare and infrastructure. Our service group also handles smaller projects and ongoing maintenance for existing clients.
We prefer it. Our preconstruction team provides conceptual budgets, design-assist, value analysis, life-cycle costing and BIM coordination with 3D clash detection, so the electrical scope is priced and planned accurately before buyout. We provide lump-sum and GMP proposals.
Send invitations to bid, drawings and prequalification requests to info@crestlineelectric.net. We'll confirm receipt and let you know our bid intent. Our prequalification package includes EMR and OSHA logs, insurance certificates, bonding letters and our safety program, and we maintain an active ISNetworld profile.
Yes. Our instrumentation and controls group designs, programs and installs PLC and SCADA systems and fabricates UL 508A control panels. Our technology group designs and installs structured cabling, fiber, security, access control, audio/visual and fire alarm systems — so one contractor carries the full electrical and systems scope.
Yes. Our electrical preventive maintenance programs include visual inspection, cleaning, bus and connection torquing, insulation testing, infrared thermography, power quality analysis and load monitoring — scheduled around your operations, with owner-occupied, critical-system and clean-room protocols.
Crestline is headquartered in the Dallas–Fort Worth area and supports projects throughout North Texas, and beyond for repeat clients and multi-site programs.
Yes — 24/7/365. Call (214) 507-9666 any time for outages, equipment failures or storm damage; an on-call service manager dispatches qualified technicians in fully stocked service trucks. If there is fire or smoke, evacuate and call 911 first.
Send an invitation to bid, request a budget or start a service agreement. For facility emergencies, call — don't email.
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