Warehouse & Industrial Electrical

Warehouse & Industrial Electrical in North Mississippi

Warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and shop buildings have different electrical demands than typical commercial or residential work, higher amperage, heavier circuits, three-phase power, and lighting systems designed for large open spaces. Myatt's Electrical handles warehouse and industrial electrical throughout North Mississippi, including new construction, lighting retrofits, and service upgrades.

The Tupelo area has a significant manufacturing and logistics presence. We work with facility managers, property owners, and general contractors on industrial electrical projects, from small shop buildings in rural Lee County to larger distribution and manufacturing facilities throughout the region.

Warehouse Electrical Services We Provide

• High bay LED lighting installation and retrofit
• Fluorescent-to-LED conversion (T8/T5 linear and high bay)
• New warehouse construction electrical (rough-in through final)
• 3-phase panel upgrades and service increases
• Dedicated circuits for machinery and production equipment
• Dock door and loading area electrical
• Emergency lighting and exit sign wiring
• Exterior security and yard lighting

High Bay LED Upgrades Pay for Themselves

Many older warehouses are still running metal halide or T8 fluorescent high bays. LED high bay replacements use 40–60% less energy, produce better light quality, and eliminate the warm-up time of metal halide. For a facility running lighting 10–16 hours a day, the energy savings can be substantial. We do full LED retrofit packages for warehouse and shop buildings throughout the region.

• Can you work after hours to minimize downtime?

  Yes, for production facilities that can't shut down during business hours, we can schedule work during off-hours or weekends. We'll coordinate with your operations team.

• Do you handle 3-phase electrical work?

  Yes. Three-phase power is standard in industrial and manufacturing environments, and we're experienced with 3-phase panels, motor circuits, and industrial wiring.

• What's involved in a high bay lighting retrofit?

  We remove the old fixtures, install new LED high bay units on the existing mounts or new hardware, and reconnect the wiring. In most cases there's no need for new conduit runs, it's a direct replacement that's usually completed in one day per section.