Muskogee, Oklahoma · Oklahoma license 38459 · DBE and TERO certified
Moore Electric & Logistics is a family business on River Bend Road with about fifty years of combined experience behind it. We wire spillway gates, elder care buildings, bottling plant expansions and distribution centers, across the state of Oklahoma, and have done since 2007.
What is actually on the paperwork
There is no star rating on this page and no testimonial carousel, because Moore Electric has never collected either. What it does have is a license number, two certifications, an accreditation with a date on it, a trade association membership and a list of buildings that are standing and energized. That is the evidence, so that is what is here.
How a job runs
Four stages, one point of contact through all of them. The order below is not a marketing device, it is the order the work happens in, and the reason accurate bidding matters is that stage two is buried under stage four.
01
Accuracy in bidding, eliminating unnecessary change orders, so the program cost stays where it was set. That is their own sentence and it is the whole first stage. Drawings read, submittals reviewed early, questions asked before the pour rather than after it.
02
Duct banks, stub-ups and service runs go in ahead of everything else and get one chance to be right. Every way labeled, sweeps set, spares left. Re-entering a slab afterwards is the expensive part of any electrical scope.
03
Switchgear set, distribution built out, controls and low voltage pulled behind it. High voltage where the job calls for it, back-up power and transfer where losing the building is not an option.
04
Lighting hung and aimed, systems energized, the building handed back working. A single point of contact from the first bid meeting to the last walk, which is the part most owners actually remember.
Four lanes
That sentence is Moore's own, off their own paperwork, and it is the honest description. Below are the four lanes the shop works, heaviest first.
Lane 01 · Plant floor and process
Switchgear, power distribution, conveyor controls, low voltage and electrical demolition. Our people have managed or installed power and control systems across the country, and the shop is set up to self-perform the whole electrical scope rather than hand half of it away.
Open the industrial lane
Lane 02 · Build-out and retrofit
Lighting and lighting retrofit, power and back-up power, fire alarm, data and fiber, environmental controls and security, plus fit-out and remodel work. One contractor across the signal trades instead of four.
Open the commercial lane
Lane 03 · Public works and heavy civil
Water spillway electrical upgrades, water treatment plants, airport installations and expansions, distribution facilities. The class of work where the site cannot simply be switched off while you are in it.
Open the infrastructure lane
Lane 04 · Service and standby power
Service installations and upgrades, standby generator systems, wiring for advanced ATS systems, troubleshooting and repair. The same shop, on a smaller scope.
Open the service laneThe record
Moore names five completed projects. They span an administration building for a tribal nation, two plant expansions, a downtown Muskogee development and a store fit-out inside a Tulsa mall, which between them is a fair map of what this shop takes on.
Combined experience behind the record
50+ years
Owner Dennis Moore carries 32 of them. The rest sits with people who have installed power and control systems across the country.
An administration building for the Cherokee Nation.
A bottling plant expansion, the kind of scope where power and conveyor controls arrive together.
A manufacturing expansion for a commercial kitchen ventilation maker.
Downtown Muskogee, opposite the Frisco Freight Depot. Underground distribution set in fresh slab.
A clothing store remodel inside a working mall, on a retail schedule.
The spillway work at Eufaula is not on that list but is in the photographs: gate hoist power and conduit racked to the underside of the bridge deck, over open water.
The method, in their words
Moore has published its operating principles for years and has not needed to change them. They are unglamorous and they are the reason a company this size gets asked back onto a plant expansion.
One person owns the project from bid to handover.
Change orders that were never necessary do not appear later.
Making sure your project is completed on time.
Meeting your objectives and schedules the first time.
Power and control systems installed across the country.
Ancillary trades covered, so it stays one phone call.
Before you call
Serving the State of Oklahoma from Muskogee
Send the scope, the drawings, or just the address. You get a straight answer on whether Moore is the right shop for it, which is worth more to both of us than a bid that was never going to fit. On site on site mon-fri 8-5, and special hours are available on request.
3600 River Bend Rd, Muskogee, OK 74403