We’re versatile in what we offer.
From over 900,000 solar panels at PMRF Naval Base in Hawaii to Solar Carports in Zion National Park to Commercial Office Space Tenant Improvement, Calafata Construction is just as accomplished in the commercial field as we are in the residential.
Some of the companies we’ve worked for include:
Sunrun • United States Navy • US National Parks Service • Johnson & Johnson • Corona Water Department • Semper Solaris • Solar Max • US Department of Veterans Affairs • Costco • Victorville Community College • San Diego Unified School District • Fed Ex • Phoenix Unified School District • Living Ecology Manufacturing Inc. • Sunwize Inc.
CHECK OUT A FEW OF OUR COMMERCIAL PROJECTS
The Process
Step 1: Getting plans
The first step of any commercial project is getting plans. We recommend finding and architect/engineer who you trust who can create these plans for you. If you don’t know of anyone we have people that we can highly recommend. The advantage of using a third party to create these plans is that even if you decide not to use us to build your project, your design will always be yours to keep. And any other contractor will still need a set of plans.
Step 2: Bid
Once we have your plans in hand we can use them to give you a bid.
Step 3: Permit and Begin
After your contract is accepted we will submit your plans for a permit under our license and then as soon as we get the permit back we can begin construction.
Our clients say it best…
“Calafata Construction upgraded my Electrical panel from 100 to 200 amps. Their Electricians worked hard, and did an excellent job. Wes and Sean coordinated the upgrade with SDGE, and San Diego City. We are very happy with the price and excellent results.”
- Jeff H
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I need a permit?
A: Yes, almost all commercial projects require a permit.
Q: How long does it take to get a permit?
A: Every city/jurisdiction is different. Typically the timeline is anywhere from 14 - 28 business days.
Q: Is there a cost to meet with you?
A: No. There are no costs to discuss your project. Further more, there are no costs to you until we’ve all agreed on a scope of work, timeline, and price.
Q: Is there a minimum size requirement for commercial projects?
A: Nope, we can take on any sized project!
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