Denver, Colorado
Cherry Lane
1,256,893 Sq. Ft.
A subcontractor's drilling operation gone wrong sparked a major electrical fire at Cherry Lane—cutting power not only to the residential high-rise under construction in one of Denver's most affluent neighborhoods, but to an adjacent Whole Foods among the busiest in the country. With generators burning through costs by the day, permanent restoration couldn't wait. LFG compressed a typical year-long lead time into six weeks—mobilizing design teams, field leaders, and project managers to manufacture and deliver replacement switchboards when every hour counted.
Miami, Florida
Waldorf Astoria
1,739,833 Sq. Ft.
When one of Miami's most high-profile hospitality projects called for switchgear, LFG delivered on quality and coordination. This seven-board, 18-section ABB package demonstrated LFG's ability to work across manufacturer relationships without missing a beat. As much as the build itself, the project tested scheduling discipline: rather than rushing boards into storage prematurely, LFG worked backward from project's delivery schedule—protecting the client from unnecessary storage costs and ensuring equipment arrived in pristine condition, ready for install.
Miami, Florida
Royal Caribbean HQ
928,557 Sq. Ft.
When Royal Caribbean's headquarters faced a power distribution crisis after their supplier issued a 30–40-week delay letter, LFG stepped in with a solution engineered and delivered in four weeks. The team designed a custom Power Distribution Unit—combining a 480V switchboard with an external step-down transformer configured to fit within the site's tight spatial constraints. LFG turned around the design in under two days, leveraging strategic on-hand inventory of breakers, steel, and copper to begin manufacturing immediately. The result: a fully operational system delivered and installed while the original supplier's lead time was still months out.
Queens, New York
Willets Point
859,403 Sq. Ft.
New York State's tenant protection laws require that when outdoor temperatures fall below a defined threshold, utility costs for heating shift from the tenant to the building owner—a compliance requirement that demanded a purpose-built solution. LFG's engineering team designed and manufactured the EPHOCA, a proprietary functional control box that detects temperature thresholds and reroutes power metering to the building owner's account. With no off-the-shelf equivalent on the market, LFG engineered the product in-house, completed a prototype and received approval within a month, and delivered 800 units across a phased five-month rollout timed to each floor's construction schedule.
Dallas, Texas
Dallas Metro Hotel
229,450 Sq. Ft.
On a fast-moving hotel project in Dallas, LFG's installer verification process became a quiet differentiator. By confirming field conditions and installation details early, the team identified opportunities to shift plans before they became costly change orders—keeping the schedule tight and the budget intact. Working in close coordination with the design team, LFG moved swiftly to align production with real-world site conditions, turning what could have been reactive problem-solving into proactive partnership.