Team Electric + Restrepo Innovations | NY and CT Electrical Partnership
Team Electric Corp. is the Restrepo Group’s line-voltage partner for New York and Connecticut. the NY/CT counterpart to Elite Electric in New Jersey. When Restrepo’s project calls for panel sizing, dedicated AV circuits, EV charging infrastructure, or generator-backed power in Manhattan, Westchester, or Fairfield County, Team Electric is who coordinates the permitted electrical work. Two licensed firms. One specification. No gaps.
About Team Electric
Twenty-nine years. Manhattan to Fairfield County.
Team Electric Corp. was founded in 1995. The firm’s original address was in Manalapan, New Jersey. evidence of NJ, NY, and CT roots that predate its current Manhattan headquarters at 20 West 36th Street, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10018. That address is midtown Manhattan. The firm’s phone is 212-685-8585. The business has operated continuously under consistent leadership for nearly three decades.
Robert Logozio serves as president and is the firm’s licensed electrician of record. Deborah Logozio has been CEO since 2002. The company operates across commercial, industrial, and residential sectors. Its commercial portfolio includes the Pierre Hotel, Bryant Park, and large-scale corporate office expansions across New York City. Its residential division has grown primarily through referral. the standard profile of a firm whose reputation moves faster than its marketing.
On Restrepo Group projects, the day-to-day project management contact is Joe Bruno, the Restrepo Group’s Team Electric project management contact. Joe coordinates the scheduling and scope interface between Restrepo’s low-voltage specification and Team Electric’s line-voltage execution. The result is a single handoff point rather than two firms negotiating scope at the job site.
What Makes the Partnership Work
Line-voltage and low-voltage. Choreographed from the same spec.
Restrepo Innovations designs the low-voltage scope. Crestron automation, structured wiring, distributed AV, network infrastructure, and lighting control. That scope has hard electrical dependencies. A Crestron rack room requires dedicated 20-amp circuits with isolated grounds. A Lutron HomeWorks system requires load circuits correctly sized to the panel schedule Restrepo provides. A home with standby generator backup needs the AV and network loads placed on the protected side of the automatic transfer switch. CLW dimming modules and Lutron HomeWorks loads require fault-current calculations that account for the specific panel configuration.
When the integrator and the electrician are working from the same specification document, those dependencies are met before rough-in closes. When they are not, the integrator arrives to find circuits in the wrong location, insufficient panel capacity, or a load schedule that bears no relationship to the equipment list. Team Electric receives Restrepo’s technical specification. panel schedule, circuit map, conduit routing plan, load calculations, dedicated circuit requirements. and builds the permit application from that document. The permit reflects the actual system design.
200A and 400A Upgrades to Crestron Spec
Restrepo’s rack and control design dictates the panel schedule. Team Electric sizes and installs the service panel to match. correct amperage, correct breaker count, correct labeling for the integrator’s load list.
Isolated Grounds, Surge Protection, Clean Power
Professional AV and control equipment requires dedicated circuits with isolated grounds. A shared circuit introduces noise and voltage instability that degrades audio performance and causes intermittent control system behavior. Team Electric installs the dedicated circuit infrastructure Restrepo’s rack design specifies.
AV and Network Loads on the Protected Side
Restrepo specifies which loads. network gear, Crestron processors, security systems. must be on the protected side of the transfer switch. Team Electric installs the automatic transfer switch and wires the generator connection so those critical systems survive a utility outage intact.
Level 2 240V with Load Analysis
Team Electric installs Level 2 EV charging circuits. The scope includes load analysis to confirm panel capacity, conduit and wire run, and charger installation. For multi-vehicle households, Team Electric and Restrepo coordinate the electrical and network infrastructure required for load balancing across vehicles.
CLW Dimming and Lutron HomeWorks Load Coordination
Crestron CLW dimming modules and Lutron HomeWorks loads require fault-current calculations against the specific panel configuration. Team Electric produces the calculations as part of the permit package, not as an afterthought during commissioning.
Tradesman-Level Timing Prevents Finish-Trade Rework
Coordinating line-voltage and low-voltage rough-in from the same schedule saves days of finish-trade rework. Team Electric and Restrepo sequence the conduit runs and cable pulls so that walls close once. with everything inside them correct.
Coverage and Specialization
Manhattan to the Hamptons. Westchester to Litchfield County.
Team Electric Corp. serves the full New York market. Manhattan high-rise residential and commercial, the outer boroughs, Westchester County estates, and Long Island including the Hamptons corridor. The firm has documented project experience across the five boroughs, Westchester, and on public-sector work at JFK Airport, the Long Island Expressway, and the Staten Island Expressway.
For Connecticut projects, Team Electric covers the Fairfield County and Litchfield County markets that represent the bulk of the Restrepo Group’s CT residential practice. CT requires its own licensing framework for electrical contractors; Team Electric coordinates with locally licensed firms where CT statute requires. The operational reality is what matters: the project gets a single coordinated scope, a single specification document, and a single point of contact on Restrepo’s side.
The commercial and industrial side of Team Electric’s practice. government infrastructure contracts, hotel electrical work, large-scale office renovations. is the organizational infrastructure that makes the residential practice credible. A firm that has managed $75 million in public-sector ITS contracts for NYSDOT and the Port Authority brings a different level of project management discipline to a Westchester estate than a firm whose experience is purely residential.
Inside The Restrepo Group
Elite Electric covers NJ. Team Electric covers NY and CT. Same standard. Two jurisdictions.
The Restrepo Group’s electrical partnership model is built on a simple principle: the line-voltage contractor and the low-voltage integrator work from the same document. That model requires a vetted electrical partner in each licensing jurisdiction where Restrepo Innovations operates.
In New Jersey. Bergen, Essex, Morris, Passaic, and Hudson counties. that partner is Elite Electric, led by Mike Ciallkowski. Elite Electric pulls NJ permits, executes the rough-in to Restrepo’s specification, and delivers the line-voltage work that the low-voltage installation depends on. For clients with properties in Bergen County, Elite Electric is the name on the permit.
In New York and Connecticut, that partner is Team Electric Corp. Same coordination model. Same specification-driven workflow. Same result at commissioning: the rack powers up on circuits designed for it, the lighting control loads are correctly sized, and the generator-backed systems recover from a utility outage without requiring a service call. The licensing jurisdictions differ. The standard does not.
Restrepo Innovations is the integrator anchor specifying both firms. When a client has properties in both NJ and NY. a Bergen County primary residence and a Manhattan apartment, for example. Restrepo coordinates Elite Electric on the NJ side and Team Electric on the NY side. One engineering team. Two licensed electrical contractors. One standard across every address.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about the Restrepo and Team Electric partnership.
Does Team Electric pull permits?
Yes. Team Electric Corp. is a licensed New York electrical contractor with a long-standing track record of permitted work across Manhattan and the broader New York market. The firm pulls permits, executes inspections, and delivers work in compliance with applicable electrical code. For Restrepo projects that require permitted line-voltage work. panel upgrades, dedicated circuit additions, EV charger wiring, or generator transfer switch installation. Team Electric is the licensed contractor who carries the permit and executes the work to code.
How does line-voltage coordination work on a Restrepo project?
Restrepo Innovations designs the full system scope and produces a technical specification that includes the electrical requirements. panel schedule, circuit map, conduit routing, load calculations, and dedicated circuit requirements for the Crestron rack and lighting control systems. Team Electric receives that specification and builds the permit application from it. The rough-in is executed to the integrator’s document. Trim and finish are coordinated with the low-voltage installation schedule. Final commissioning happens together, so the rack powers up on circuits designed for it.
What counties and areas does Team Electric cover?
Team Electric Corp. covers New York City. Manhattan and the outer boroughs. and extends into Westchester County. The firm also covers projects across Connecticut, including the Fairfield County and Litchfield County corridors where the Restrepo Group works most frequently. For projects in the Hamptons and other Long Island markets, Team Electric has documented experience on the island. Confirm coverage for a specific address by contacting Restrepo Innovations at 201.405.2022.
Who do I call to start a coordinated NY or CT project?
Contact Restrepo Innovations at 201.405.2022 or office@restrepoinnovations.com. Describe the project. the location, the current electrical situation, and the integration scope you have in mind. Restrepo will assess the electrical requirements as part of the initial system design conversation and coordinate Team Electric into the scope review where line-voltage work is involved. You do not need to contact Team Electric separately. The two firms manage scoping, scheduling, and execution from a single project management structure on Restrepo’s side.
Is Team Electric licensed in New York?
Yes. Team Electric Corp. is a licensed New York electrical contractor. The firm’s president and electrician of record, Robert Logozio, holds a New York City electrician’s license. Team Electric has operated continuously since 1995 and is registered as a New York State corporation headquartered at 20 West 36th Street, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10018. For projects in Connecticut, Team Electric coordinates with locally licensed firms as required by Connecticut’s separate licensing framework.
How does Team Electric fit into The Restrepo Group alongside Elite Electric?
Elite Electric, led by Mike Ciallkowski, is the Restrepo Group’s licensed electrical partner for New Jersey projects. primarily Bergen, Essex, Morris, Passaic, and Hudson counties. Team Electric Corp. fills the equivalent role for New York and Connecticut: the vetted line-voltage contractor that Restrepo Innovations coordinates on Manhattan, Westchester, and CT projects. Both firms receive the same technical specification from Restrepo. Both execute to the same standard. The licensing jurisdictions differ; the coordination model is identical.
NY or CT electrical and integration project?
Restrepo Innovations and Team Electric Corp. are coordinated from the specification stage through final commissioning. Panel sizing for Crestron racks, dedicated AV circuits, EV charging, generator-backed power, and full Crestron integration. one coordinated install across both licensed disciplines. Contact Restrepo Innovations at 201.405.2022 or office@restrepoinnovations.com.
Low-voltage and engineering by Restrepo Innovations • Licensed electrical work by Team Electric Corp. • office@restrepoinnovations.com