Commercial Electrician in Overland Park, KS
LED retrofits, service and build-outs for Overland Park businesses, from our office in Grandview.
Looking for a commercial electrician in Overland Park, Kansas? ThreeCo does LED retrofits, lighting controls, service calls and repairs, panel upgrades and tenant build-outs for Overland Park businesses, from our office in Grandview, a short drive east. The job we can name here is a big one: at the Mazuma Credit Union headquarters, we replaced around 400 recessed can lights with LED across the building, designed and installed in-house. The quickest way to start is Watt, the chat button on this page; you can also call (816) 730-9100.
Overland Park is full of the buildings that job was: offices, branches and corporate headquarters with ceilings of recessed cans and fluorescent troffers. Those are the fixtures our LED retrofit work is built around, with lighting controls designed in at the same time.
Overland Park project
Mazuma Credit Union headquarters
A commercial LED retrofit of the credit union's headquarters building — around 400 recessed can lights replaced with LED across the building, designed and installed by ThreeCo.
The project page is written as a case study: why recessed cans are worth retrofitting, what retrofitting a can involves, why we count the fixtures before giving a number, and how a building people are working in is retrofitted area by area.
Recent work
More recent work in Overland Park
Finished between August and early October 2026. We describe the work and the town; we do not name the customer.
- LED lighting on an office campus.
- Electrical work in a church break room.
- Can light repairs at a credit union.
An office campus, a church and a credit union: the same three kinds of building the office and church pages are written about, and in Overland Park they are most of the commercial map. What each kind of job involves:
LED lighting on an office campus
A campus is several buildings, often put up at different times, so the ceilings rarely match: troffers in one, cans in another, older fixtures in a lobby or a parking structure. Work of this kind starts with walking each building and counting what is there, then planning the install so the people working in each one lose as little of their day as possible. Our LED retrofit page has the steps.
A break room
A break room is a small kitchen: a refrigerator, a microwave, a coffee maker, sometimes a dishwasher, on counters near a sink. Receptacles within reach of the sink are ground-fault protected, and the heavier appliances usually want circuits of their own, so the microwave and the coffee maker are not on the same breaker. In a church the room is often busiest on the days the building is fullest, which is when a nuisance trip is noticed.
Repairing recessed cans
A can light that flickers or goes dark is usually the lamp, a worn socket, a loose connection or the thermal cutout tripping because the housing is running hot. The repair depends on which. When a building has dozens of cans the same age, repairing them one at a time is where the question of retrofitting them all begins. The Mazuma case study answers that question.
Another named project on the Kansas side
Overland Park's neighbours are in our project list too. Each page has the photos and the scope of the work.
The rest are in Kansas City, MO, on our portfolio.
Evergy rebates on the Kansas side
Evergy runs its business lighting incentives on the Kansas side of the state line only — its program page lists lighting as "KS only", checked 5 October 2026. For an Overland Park building on an Evergy business account, that puts an LED retrofit in the part of the metro where a lighting rebate can still apply. ThreeCo is an Evergy Trade Ally, and when a program is open we file the paperwork as part of the job; whether it pays, and how much, is Evergy's decision. Our Evergy rebate guide has the rules and Evergy's own links.
What we do in Overland Park
Office buildings
Troffers, cans, controls and tenant changes.
Tenant finish
Electrical for a new tenant in an existing suite.
Parking lot lighting
Poles, wall packs and canopies, moved to LED.
Service and repair
Tripping breakers, dead circuits and failed equipment.
Lighting controls
Occupancy sensors, dimming and time clocks, designed in with the retrofit.
Subcontracting for GCs
The electrical sub on new construction, tenant finish and renovation.
FAQ
Questions from Overland Park
Have you worked in Overland Park?
Yes. ThreeCo replaced around 400 recessed can lights with LED at the Mazuma Credit Union headquarters in Overland Park. Between August and early October 2026 we also did LED lighting on an office campus, electrical work in a church break room and can light repairs at a credit union in Overland Park.
Can you retrofit the lighting while our office stays open?
Yes. A retrofit in an occupied building is normally worked through area by area, so each part is out of use for as short a time as possible and the rest of the building carries on. We schedule the install with you before we start.
Can an Overland Park business get an Evergy lighting rebate?
Overland Park is on the Kansas side, and Evergy's program page lists business lighting incentives for Kansas only (checked 5 October 2026). ThreeCo is an Evergy Trade Ally: if the building's Evergy account qualifies, we file the paperwork when the program is open. Our Evergy guide has the details and Evergy's own links.
Do you work with general contractors in Overland Park?
Yes. ThreeCo subcontracts for general contractors on commercial projects: new construction, tenant finish and renovation. Send us the drawings and the schedule.
Do you do residential work in Overland Park?
Yes. We take residential work too, in Overland Park and across the Kansas City metro.
How far is your office from Overland Park?
Our office is in Grandview, on the Missouri side just east of State Line Road, so Overland Park is a short drive west for our crews.
How do I get a quote?
Start with Watt, the chat button on this page. Tell it the address and what you need. You can also call (816) 730-9100. Estimates are free unless a site visit is needed to scope the job; where one is, there is a trip charge, waived if you move forward with the work.
Working on a building in Overland Park?
Tell Watt the address and roughly what is in the ceiling. We'll come back with a real number.
New customers: start with Watt and get 10% off your first job.