Find a NorthGrid Contractor
Need your electrical equipment inspected or maintained, deficiencies repaired, or your equipment records put in order? Tell us about your facility and what you need. We will review your request and get back to you about electrical contractors that document their work in NorthGrid.
Three steps, and you stay in control
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Tell us about your facility
Where it is, what kind of facility it is, roughly how big, the service you need, and when. It takes about three minutes.
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We review your request
A member of the NorthGrid team reviews it and contacts you. If you allow it, we share it with up to three NorthGrid contractors suited to your facility and location.
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You choose
Contractors contact you directly. You decide whether to hire anyone, and the scope, price, and schedule are agreed between you and the contractor.
A record of the work you can keep using
Contractors who use NorthGrid document your electrical equipment asset by asset, so every visit builds on the last one instead of starting over.
- Each asset gets its own record: equipment details, inspection and testing documentation, and photographs.
- Deficiencies are recorded with priority, notes, and before-and-after imagery through resolution.
- Infrared images are kept with the asset they belong to.
- Reports are generated from that record, and your contractor can give you a view-only login to your facility's information.
NorthGrid is a software platform. NorthGrid does not perform electrical work and does not license, certify, or guarantee any contractor. Contractors are independent businesses, and any work, price, and schedule is agreed directly between you and the contractor you choose.
Want to understand NFPA 70B first? Read the free Field Guide to NFPA 70B.
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While you wait: the free Field Guide to NFPA 70B explains what a documented maintenance program looks like and what to ask a contractor for.
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