Farmington, MN & the South Metro
Commercial & industrial work only
Helm Electric Inc
Commercial & Industrial Electrical Contractor

Commercial electrical, done right since 1978.

Helm Electric Inc has wired commercial and industrial buildings across Farmington and southern Minnesota for 48 years — lighting retrofits, electrical underground, parking lot lighting, and industrial equipment wiring.

Licensed and insured · MN License EA000832
48 years in business
Serving the area since 1978 · Farmington, MN

FocusCommercial & industrial only
MN electrical licenseEA000832
Safety trainingOSHA 10 · Code of Excellence
HoursMon–Fri 7am–3pm · 24/7 emergency
Phone(952) 461-2460
Licensed and insured
What We Do

Commercial & Industrial Electrical

Complete installation from start to finish on your building or service needs — plus the specialty equipment that keeps a job moving through a Minnesota winter.

Commercial & Industrial Construction

Complete electrical installation from start to finish on new buildings, additions, and commercial remodels.

Lighting Retrofit

Upgrading existing fixtures to efficient LED, plus new lighting layouts for warehouses, shops, and offices.

Parking Lot Lighting & Pole Setting

Site and parking lot lighting from the underground feed through base, pole, fixture, and final connection.

Electrical Underground

Underground conduit banks and feeder runs for new construction, site work, and service upgrades.

Ground Thawing

Heated ground thawing equipment so excavation and underground work keep moving through frozen ground.

Maintenance & Troubleshooting

Service work, diagnostics, and repairs that keep production equipment and facilities running.

Industrial equipment wiring Commercial remodels Truck and bus plugs Service work 24/7 emergency service
1978
In business since
EA000832
MN electrical license
OSHA 10
Safety trained
Insured
Licensed and insured
Our Work

Recent Projects

Commercial and industrial jobs across the south metro and southern Minnesota.

Before Heat loops laid in a serpentine pattern across frozen, snow-covered ground beside a commercial building under construction.
After The same location after thawing, with the ground excavated, conduit risers set, and underground feeders run.

Ground thawing — before and after

Heat loops laid across frozen ground and covered with insulated blankets thaw the soil from the surface down. Days later the same wall is open and workable: trench cut, conduit risers set, and underground feeders run, while the ground around it is still frozen. It is the difference between running underground in February and waiting until spring.

An electrician guiding a light pole onto its concrete base while a compact track loader with a hydraulic pole setter holds it upright.

Parking lot pole setting

Setting an LED area-light pole onto its concrete base with a hydraulic pole setter. Helm handles the full scope — base, underground feed, pole, fixture, and final connection.

A wide bank of conduit sweeping out of a poured concrete foundation wall before backfill.

Electrical underground

A bank of conduit sweeping out of the foundation and squared up on the trench bottom before backfill.

A lineup of gray electrical switchgear sections installed inside a commercial building.

Switchgear and distribution

Distribution gear set, landed, and terminated for a commercial facility.

Rows of LED high-bay light fixtures on the open steel-joist ceiling of a warehouse.

Lighting retrofit

LED high-bay lighting through a warehouse — better light levels on the floor and lower draw than what it replaced.

A standby generator with its enclosure doors open, beside outdoor electrical cabinets, both set on new concrete pads.

Standby power

Standby generator and exterior gear set on new pads, fed, and terminated so the building keeps running when the utility does not.

The inside of an industrial control panel showing organized wiring, terminal blocks, and relays.

Industrial equipment wiring

Control panel terminations for production equipment — labeled, landed, and ready to troubleshoot years from now.

Rows of conduit stub-ups standing at a foundation wall on a construction site before the slab is poured.

Rough-in and stub-ups

Conduit stub-ups set and braced at the foundation ahead of the pour, so nothing has to be chased later.

Conduit running vertically up the side of a large industrial storage tank against a blue sky.

Industrial site work

Conduit run up an exterior process tank — outdoor industrial work that has to survive Minnesota weather.

A bank of electrical meters and disconnects mounted on the exterior wall of a new commercial building.

Service equipment

Meter bank and disconnects on a new commercial building, laid out for clean access and future service.

How We Work

From Scope to Energized

1

Give us a call

Plans, a walk-through, or a straight description of the problem. Whatever you have.

2

We look at it

We see the actual conditions on site before we put a number on the work.

3

You get a price

A clear bid with the scope spelled out, so you know what is and is not included.

4

We build it

Licensed electricians, OSHA 10 trained, clean work and a clean site when we leave.

Service Area

Farmington, the South Metro & Southern Minnesota

Helm Electric Inc is based in Farmington and takes commercial and industrial work across the south metro and down into southern Minnesota.

  • Farmington
  • Lakeville
  • Apple Valley
  • Rosemount
  • Elko New Market
  • Burnsville
  • Northfield
  • Lonsdale
  • New Prague
  • Montgomery
  • Cannon Falls
  • Zumbrota
  • Eagan
  • Randolph
  • Le Center
  • St. Peter
  • Le Sueur
  • Mankato
  • Jordan
  • Owatonna
  • Faribault
  • Bloomington
  • Prior Lake
  • Shakopee
  • Eden Prairie
  • Belle Plaine

Talk to us about your project

Call the office with the scope and we will get you an estimate. For an outage or a breakdown, call any hour.

Call (952) 461-2460
  • Commercial and industrial work only
  • Licensed and insured · MN License EA000832
  • In business since 1978
Hours
Monday – Friday 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday Emergency service
Office
22008 Canton Ct
Farmington, MN 55024
24/7 emergency service Outages, failed gear, and anything that stops production — call (952) 461-2460 any hour, any day.
Call (952) 461-2460