Service Area: Electrical Safety Services Across the United States and Canada
Bowtie Engineering serves facilities across the United States and Canada. Headquartered in Cumming, Georgia, we travel to client sites throughout both countries to perform incident energy (arc flash) studies, NFPA 70E 2027 electrical safety training, NFPA 70B maintenance, and NETA-standard testing. There’s no minimum region and no franchise network — the same Bowtie engineers and the same documented process go to every site, whether you operate one facility or a hundred across thirty states
Why multi-site operators choose a national provider?
If you operate facilities in several states, the hardest part of electrical safety compliance isn’t any single study — it’s consistency. Different local vendors produce different label formats, different documentation, different training content, and different testing intervals. When OSHA or your insurer asks for records, you’re assembling a patchwork. Bowtie standardizes the entire program across every location: the same incident energy study methodology, the same arc flash label format, the same NFPA 70E training curriculum, the same NETA-standard testing procedures, and one documentation system in BowVue™. One point of contact, one process, one set of records — across every site you operate.
How does nationwide service actually work
- Scoping — we review your site list, equipment counts, and existing documentation to build a scope and schedule across all locations.
- Scheduling — site visits are sequenced around your operations, often batching nearby facilities to reduce travel cost and time.
- Fieldwork — Bowtie engineers and technicians travel to each site and perform the work to the same standards everywhere. For NETA testing, we deploy NETA-certified technicians through our national network.
- Documentation — results are delivered in one consistent format and can be managed centrally through BowVue™, so your corporate EHS team sees every site in one place.
Travel is built into the quote up front — there are no surprise mobilization charges.
Where is Bowtie based?
Bowtie Engineering is headquartered at 1400 Market Place Blvd, Suite 124, Cumming, GA 30041, just north of Atlanta. Our Georgia base means fast response across Atlanta metro and the Southeast, and we serve clients across the United States and Canada from there. Office hours are Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm EST, and you can reach us at 866-730-6620 or Sales@bowtie8.com.
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Does Bowtie Engineering work outside Georgia?
Yes. Bowtie serves facilities across the United States and Canada. Georgia is our headquarters, and our engineers travel to client sites in both countries.
Can you service multiple facilities in different states?
Yes, and it’s one of the main reasons multi-site operators choose Bowtie. We standardize the same studies, training, testing, and documentation across every location, managed through one point of contact and one records system.
Do you charge extra for travel?
Travel is built into the project quote up front, so there are no surprise mobilization charges. Where possible we batch nearby sites into a single trip to reduce cost.
How quickly can you get to our site?
Scheduling depends on scope and location. Atlanta metro and the Southeast are typically fastest given our Cumming, GA headquarters, but we schedule nationwide work continuously. Call 866-730-6620 to discuss timing.
Do you use subcontractors or local vendors?
Bowtie’s engineering work is performed by our own team, so you get the same process and the same standards at every site. For NETA-standard testing we can deploy NETA-certified technicians through our national network, all working to the same documented procedures.
In Short
Bowtie Engineering provides electrical safety services across the United States and Canada from our Cumming, Georgia headquarters — incident energy (arc flash) studies, NFPA 70E training, NFPA 70B maintenance, and NETA-standard testing. Multi-site operators get one standardized program across every location