Service Area
Where We Work
The Kansas City metro for residential. Wherever the job is for commercial.
Our home base is in Grandview, and our trucks cover the greater Kansas City metro on both the Missouri and Kansas sides. That is where our residential work lives. For commercial work we travel — the list below is where we are every week, not the edge of what we will take on.
Residential Service Area
Coverage on both sides of the line.
Missouri side
- Kansas City, MO
- Grandview
- Lee's Summit
- Independence
- Raytown
- Belton
- Blue Springs
- Liberty
- Gladstone
- North Kansas City
- Riverside
- Parkville
Kansas side
- Kansas City, KS
- Overland Park
- Olathe
- Lenexa
- Shawnee
- Merriam
- Mission
- Leawood
- Prairie Village
- Lansing
Commercial
We travel for commercial work.
The city list above is our residential area. Commercial work is not bounded by it — outside this list, tell us about it anyway: chat with Watt, or call (816) 730-9100. We travel for the right job.
For commercial work we travel. Between August and early October 2026 that meant a grocery store project for a general contractor in Manhattan, KS; LED retrofits for churches in Emporia, Silver Lake (with the Evergy rebate filed) and Bonner Springs; LED lighting at an industrial plant in Topeka; and LED lighting and follow-up wiring at city hall in Gardner, KS.
Looking for what we do for commercial clients in the metro? See ThreeCo in Kansas City.
Recent work
Outside the metro, and towns without a page yet
Finished between August and early October 2026. We describe the work and the town; we do not name the customer.
- Shawnee, KS — Five LED wall packs.
- Mission, KS — Electrical work in a high school theater.
- Manhattan, KS — A grocery store project for a general contractor, in three jobs.
- Emporia, KS — LED retrofits for two churches.
- Silver Lake, KS — An LED retrofit for a church, with the Evergy rebate filed.
- Bonner Springs, KS — An LED retrofit for a church.
- Topeka, KS — LED lighting at an industrial plant.
- Gardner, KS — LED lighting at city hall, and follow-up wiring.
Town pages
The towns where we can point to the work.
A town gets a page of its own when there is something specific to say about it — our own office, a project we can name, or the jobs we finished there. Each of these is built on that:
Work we can point to
Projects, by town.
- Kansas City, MO: Vestis Warehouse, Country Club Christian Church, Berkley Riverfront Park Path
- Merriam, KS: Inspired Play Cafe
- Overland Park, KS: Mazuma Credit Union headquarters
- Olathe, KS: Olathe Gun Shop, whose review of our lighting work is quoted on the Olathe page
The rest of the list above is covered all the same.
Across the state line
What changes from one side to the other.
Two practical things. Permits and inspections are handled by the city or county the building is in, and the rules differ between them — so we find out what your jurisdiction wants before the work starts, wherever in the metro that is.
Utility programs differ too. As of October 5, 2026, Evergy lists business lighting incentives for Kansas-side accounts only, and its Missouri program funding for the current period is committed, with a waitlist. The Evergy rebate guide has the details, dated and linked to Evergy's own pages.
Got a project in our area?
In the metro or a long way outside it — if it's commercial, the distance is a detail. Let's talk.
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