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Hanover Park, Illinois · Production & facility improvements

Power for Hanover Park production. Support as the facility changes.

A growing facility rarely needs every electrical improvement at once. LH Block helps commercial and industrial customers plan equipment connections, lighting, distribution changes, and ongoing electrical work around the next stage of the business.

Exterior lighting installed by LH Block at ER2 Image Group in Hanover Park
Our work in Hanover Park · Exterior lighting at ER2 Image Group
Built around your facility

A manufacturing community with varied electrical needs.

Hanover Park’s October 2025 municipal business newsletter identifies three business parks and a manufacturing base spanning products from food to robotics and electronics. That variety calls for a project-specific approach: a printer, packaging line, or assembly area can have very different connection and scheduling requirements.

Plan additions as part of the whole facility

Review how the next machine affects distribution, available space, task lighting, and future equipment positions. Include production staff in decisions about access and power interruptions.

Keep employee and production improvements coordinated

Workplace charging, office lighting, and exterior improvements can share the same overall capacity and site-planning conversation, even when construction takes place in separate phases.

Relevant electrical services

Start with what your facility needs.

Production power, lighting & employee charging. Explore the scope, then tell us about your building and schedule.

01

Connect specialized production equipment

Coordinate dedicated circuits, distribution changes, and electrical supply connections with equipment requirements and startup responsibilities.

Equipment & machine power
02

Light the work and the property

Plan warehouse, task, office, and exterior lighting with controls suited to how each area is used.

LED lighting & controls
03

Add employee EV charging

Review parking duration, the expected number of users, capacity, and routes before committing to charger placement.

Commercial EV charging
04

Support changes after installation

Address electrical repairs and subsequent equipment additions with a clear understanding of the existing installation.

Electrical maintenance & repairs
Before you request an estimate

Make the next upgrade fit the production schedule.

At ER2, electrical support developed through relocation, expansion, equipment changes, and employee charging. For your facility, identify immediate needs and likely next steps separately.

Discuss the scope
  1. Share equipment requirements and a layout showing the affected production areas.
  2. Identify production periods, access restrictions, and acceptable interruption windows.
  3. Discuss likely future equipment without assuming every future load must be installed now.
  4. For EV charging, identify intended users, parking duration, and equipment ownership.
Questions worth asking

A clearer scope starts with a conversation.

Do you have a published Hanover Park project?

Yes. Our ER2 Image Group portfolio page covers production-equipment power, distribution changes, lighting, and a Level 2 employee charger at its Hanover Park facility.

Can improvements be completed in phases?

The scope and existing system determine what can be separated. We discuss equipment dependencies and power interruptions so the proposed phases make operational sense.

Is employee charging the same project as public fast charging?

The planning is different. Employee parking patterns, charging goals, equipment selection, and available power shape the installation. We review those details before defining the scope.

Let’s discuss the work

Tell us what’s next in Hanover Park.

Share the location, scope, and timing. For urgent service needs, call to discuss availability.

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