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Renu Solar

Comprehensive MEP Upgrades for New Corporate Facility

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Client

ReNu Solar

Services

Overview

When ReNu Solar & Roofing purchased the warehouse property at 230 Gettysburg Street in Dillsburg, they needed a partner who could handle all mechanical trades: plumbing, electrical, and HVAC. The property would serve as a warehouse staging hub and later as their new corporate office.

Leo Kob Co., Inc. was asked to provide a full assessment of the building’s systems — inventorying equipment, documenting conditions, and delivering recommendations with itemized costs. This gave ReNu Solar a clear plan for what to address first and how to phase upgrades responsibly.

38,400 sq. ft.

industrial property

800-amp

electrical service replacement

750+ hours

worked onsite

Partnership Scope

Our work ranged from immediate safety upgrades to long-term planning for phased improvements. The scope included:

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Electrical Service Replacement

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HVAC Reconfiguration

Future Electrical Upgrades

Planned Phasing & System Assessment

New Service Entrance & Utility Connection

We installed an 800 amp CT cabinet and meter base on the exterior of the building, then provided trenching, conduit, concrete, and wiring to connect directly from the Met-Ed pole to the new service entrance.

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Main Distribution Upgrade

Inside the electric room, we installed an 800 amp Square D I-Line Series MDP, creating a reliable hub for the facility’s new power demands. This required the demolition of old air compressor equipment to make space for the new gear and the replacement of an aging 150 KVA transformer.

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Integration with Existing Systems

We reconfigured existing conduits to tie into the new MDP where possible and extended feeder wiring as necessary with new junction boxes, conduit, and wiring. Two Federal Pacific panels in the warehouse were replaced with Square D QOB series panels, improving safety and reliability.

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Planned Phasing for Minimal Downtime

The existing bus duct remained in service during the project to minimize warehouse downtime. Once the new gear was energized and functioning, the obsolete switchgear was carefully removed. This phased approach ensured the client’s active warehouse operations were not disrupted.

Execution

This project required detailed coordination across multiple parties:

  • Utility Coordination: Partnered with Met-Ed to ensure seamless service transfer.
  • Permitting & Compliance: Handled all permitting and ensured full NEC and local code compliance.
  • Sequenced Transition: Staged work to minimize downtime during the electrical switchover.
  • Clear Documentation: Provided detailed reporting and transparent cost breakdowns.
  • Responsive Service: Supported across trades while keeping the facility functional.

Outcomes

Through this project, ReNu Solar benefited from:

A future-ready 800-amp system supporting expansion needs.

Safer, cleaner power from upgraded panels and transformers.

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Confidence in reliable operations through complete system upgrade.

Conclusion

What began as an assessment of existing systems quickly grew into a partnership built on trust and responsiveness. By delivering a clear plan, executing critical upgrades, and providing phased solutions, Leo Kob Co., Inc. helped ReNu Solar make their new facility safe, reliable, and ready for the future.

From warehouse operations to corporate office space, this project shows how one engagement can expand into an ongoing relationship across all trades.

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