About
Ewing Electric Co. holds NC Electrical License #U.36252 and operates out of Charlotte, NC, serving commercial clients across the greater metro including Concord, Huntersville, Monroe, and Harrisburg. For facility managers and property owners managing office buildings, retail spaces, warehouses, and multifamily properties, Ewing delivers a broad scope of commercial electrical services backed by after-hours emergency response. Their commercial division handles power distribution, panelboard and breaker work, branch circuit wiring, and surge protection — the core infrastructure that keeps business operations running without costly downtime. Lighting installation and retrofits round out their service offering, supporting both new build-outs and tenant improvement projects common across the Charlotte commercial market. Ewing Electric also installs EV charging equipment (EVSE), a growing requirement for office campuses, retail centers, and multifamily properties pursuing tenant amenities and sustainability benchmarks. Their dock electrician capability extends their reach to waterfront and industrial facilities requiring specialized electrical work in demanding environments. Emergency electrical response is available around the clock, which is a practical advantage for facility managers overseeing properties where an unplanned outage translates directly into lost revenue or tenant disruption. The team operates Monday through Friday, 8AM to 6PM for standard commercial service calls, with after-hours emergency coverage available by phone. With a service footprint spanning Charlotte, Concord, Harrisburg, Huntersville, Indian Trail, Kannapolis, Matthews, Mint Hill, Monroe, and Waxhaw, Ewing is positioned to support facility and property managers with multi-location portfolios across Mecklenburg and surrounding counties. Their stated commitment to completing work to full client satisfaction, combined with a licensed and trained field crew, makes them a viable vendor for commercial electrical maintenance, tenant fit-outs, and infrastructure upgrades throughout the Charlotte metro.
