(I'll assume you are not modifying the structural components of the building...columns/load bearing walls) Sounds like you need a licensed electrician ...and you will be good.

I was an electrician for two years during high school, I was a Product Manager / Sales Rep. / (am) Social Media Manager for my father's company (E-Collar Tech.).

I already have a team work realtor, handymen, electrician and a window installer.  

Hi, Does anyone have an electrician that they can recommend?

Welders, electricians, boilermakers, pipefitters, etc. 

I'm currently a full time electrician while going to college part time.

Hi All, I am excited about my first buy and hold investment and was looking for a reputable general contractor and electrician in the Hartford County Area?

I ask my my floor guy if he knows a good electricians, I ask my attorney if they know of a good accountant etc etc...

We eliminated the upstairs because the ceilings were under 7' and couldn't be used as heated sqft, rearranged the floor plan, went through the permitting process and learned how all the trades worked during the process, connected with more contractors, electricians, plumbers, drywall guys, carpenters, investors.

Since this is a 600 amp service with SIX strands of 350mc wire the size of your thumb we had to retain the services of an engineer to draft plans along with my electrician and I figuring out how we would replace service with an occupied building.