Multi-family electrical services in the Twin Cities
Panels, meters, feeders and unit wiring for apartments and condos, planned around your tenants.
- We plan shutoffs with notice and keep them short
- We phase work to fit your budget and priorities
- We label panels and summarize what changed
- MN License #EA807704
- Bonded & insured
- Permits & inspections handled
- Free quotes
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Multi-Family Electrical Services, start to finish
- Unit panel and subpanel work
- Service and meter bank work
- Feeders and branch wiring
- Appliance and HVAC circuits
- Labeled panels and directories
- Permits and inspections

Three steps to a finished job
- Tell us what you need
Call 612-991-4005 or send the short form. Quotes are free.
- Get a written scope and price
We look at the job and put the scope and price in writing before any work starts.
- We do the work and get it inspected
We pull the permit, do the work, and the inspector signs off.
Common questions
Can you work in a building with tenants living in it?
Do you handle work on the main service and meters?
Is it worth replacing an old panel before it fails?
Can you do the work in phases to match our budget?
More about multi-family electrical services
A multi-family building is an electrical system with many users sharing the same infrastructure. A service enters at one or more points, feeds meter stacks or meter banks, runs to unit panels, and continues on to house panels serving hallways, stairwells, laundry rooms, mechanical equipment and exterior lighting. Work on any one part affects the others, and in an occupied building it affects tenants who rely on power every day.
Prime Time Electric MN, LLC provides electrical services for apartment buildings, condominium associations and townhome communities across the Twin Cities. Our work ranges from replacing a failing panel in a single unit to upgrading service equipment, adding circuits for new appliances, and correcting wiring problems that show up in older buildings. Every job follows the National Electrical Code as adopted in Minnesota, with permits and inspections handled as required. For a building-wide plan, see our multi-family preventive maintenance guide.
Many Twin Cities apartment buildings date from well before today's electrical loads, and their wiring shows it. We help owners understand what the building has, what it needs, and in what order to address it so that money goes to the items that matter most.
When you need it
- Service equipment, meter stacks or unit panels show age, corrosion or damage
- Tenants add air conditioning, laundry or high-draw appliances and circuits cannot keep up
- A building has mixed old and new wiring, ungrounded outlets or undocumented circuits
- You are renovating units or a floor and need electrical coordinated with other trades
- A lender, insurer or city inspection requires electrical corrections
- Panels are unlabeled, so no one can identify which breaker feeds which space
- You plan to add EV charging, new lighting, or upgraded equipment to the property
What’s included, in detail
Replacement or addition of panels, breakers and unit-level circuits.
Work on service equipment and meter banks, coordinated with the utility where required.
New or repaired feeders, branch circuits and wiring corrections within units and shared spaces.
Dedicated circuits for ranges, dryers, heat pumps, air conditioners and similar loads.
Phased replacement of outdated devices, fixtures and wiring across multiple units.
Circuit identification and clear panel directories so future work is easier and safer.
Permits pulled and inspections scheduled with DLI or the local jurisdiction, such as St. Paul.
Our process
- Walkthrough
We look at the equipment, wiring and the problems you are seeing, in the building or the specific units.
- Scope and sequence
We propose what to do, in what order, and how to limit outages and disruption to occupants.
- Phased work
We schedule shutoffs, notify the right people, and complete the work unit by unit or system by system.
- Inspection and handoff
The work is inspected, panels are labeled, and you receive a summary of what changed.
More questions
Do you work with condo and HOA boards?
Guides
Often done together
Ready for your free multi-family quote?
Call or send the short form. You get a written scope and price before any work starts.