JOHNSON REPAIR HEATING & REFRIGERATION LLC

JOHNSON REPAIR specializes in the installation and integration of electrical systems and HVAC-related electrical components for federal infrastructure projects. Their technical expertise centers on precision wiring, circuit configuration, and the seamless incorporation of electrical systems into heating, ventilation, and air conditioning infrastructure. The contractor demonstrates focused capability in executing mission-critical electrical work that supports building operations, with an emphasis on compliance with NFPA 70 (NEC) standards and integration of HVAC control systems. Their work requires meticulous coordination between mechanical and electrical trades, suggesting a strong grasp of building automation interfaces and low-voltage control wiring. The contractor has delivered services to the Department of the Interior, indicating experience working on federal land management and public facility projects. This relationship suggests familiarity with the unique operational environments of federal buildings, including historic structures, remote field offices, and conservation facilities where electrical systems must meet stringent durability and safety requirements. Their engagement with Interior likely involves retrofitting older infrastructure with modern, energy-efficient electrical components while maintaining regulatory and environmental compliance. JOHNSON REPAIR’s primary industry focus is in NAICS 238210, which encompasses electrical contracting and wiring installation for commercial and government buildings. In practice, this means they install, maintain, and upgrade power distribution systems, lighting circuits, grounding networks, and control wiring for mechanical systems. Their market positioning is that of a niche electrical subcontractor with specialized proficiency in HVAC electrical integration, serving agencies that require reliable, code-compliant installations in mission-sensitive environments. The company’s entity structure, certifications, and geographic presence are not disclosed in available records. There is no indication of small business, minority-owned, or federal certifications. Their operational footprint appears limited to federal projects in locations where the Department of the Interior maintains facilities, though specific regions cannot be determined from the data provided.