Electrical improvements for Elgin facilities that keep evolving.
Production layouts change. Buildings expand. New equipment adds different demands. LH Block provides commercial and industrial electrical work in Elgin, with published experience in manufacturing improvements and a substantial church renovation.

Industrial growth and existing-building improvements.
Elgin Development Group describes a network of business, office, and industrial parks serving manufacturing, logistics, and other employers, including locations along the I-90 corridor. For facility managers, a useful electrical plan connects those business needs to the condition and arrangement of the actual building’s electrical system.
Changing manufacturing layouts
Reconfigured work cells may need new power routes, relocated disconnects, or distribution changes. Identify crane, ventilation, charging, and other supporting loads alongside the main production machines.
Renovations with an active construction team
An addition or renovation needs clear scope boundaries and a coordinated sequence. Existing work, fixture procurement, inspections, and other trades all affect how the electrical installation moves forward.
Start with what your facility needs.
Equipment changes, distribution & construction coordination. Explore the scope, then tell us about your building and schedule.
Move power with production
Equipment connections and relocation wiring matched to the updated manufacturing layout.
Equipment & machine powerAdapt distribution to added loads
Panels, feeders, transformers, and service work evaluated around existing capacity and planned additions.
Service & power distributionCoordinate renovations and expansions
Electrical work planned with the general contractor, design team, and other trades.
Tenant build-outs & renovationsImprove interior and exterior lighting
Lighting for work areas, entrances, loading zones, and other property needs, with practical controls.
LED lighting & controlsTwo Elgin projects. Different electrical challenges.
The manufacturing facility and St. Sophia Church are Elgin projects. ER2 in Hanover Park is a nearby example of continuing facility support.

Specialty Vehicle Manufacturing
Equipment-power changes, distribution improvements, exterior lighting, and two outdoor Level 2 chargers.
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St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church
Power distribution and interior and exterior lighting completed during a church renovation and expansion.
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ER2 Image Group
Production-equipment power, interior and exterior lighting, and Level 2 employee EV charging.
Explore the projectShow us what is changing—and what must keep working.
A useful scope separates new equipment, relocated equipment, existing systems to remain, and work already completed by others.
Discuss the scope- Mark revised equipment positions and identify existing connections that may be relocated.
- Gather manufacturer specifications for production and supporting equipment.
- Identify areas that can be shut down together and operations that need separate scheduling.
- For an active renovation, share drawings, completed-work information, and outstanding milestones.
A clearer scope starts with a conversation.
Can you work with existing electrical equipment?
Where practical and suitable, existing equipment can be considered for reuse. That approach helped the Elgin manufacturer adapt its distribution as production areas changed.
Can you take over electrical work on a project already underway?
We can review the remaining scope, existing installation, and schedule. At St. Sophia, LH Block completed the electrical work after joining the renovation midway through construction. Each takeover needs its own assessment.
Do you also install commercial EV charging?
Yes. Our Elgin manufacturing portfolio includes infrastructure, equipment connections, and commissioning for two outdoor Level 2 chargers. Charging needs and existing capacity determine the scope for a new property.
Read before you plan.
Tell us what’s next in Elgin.
Share the location, scope, and timing. For urgent service needs, call to discuss availability.
