InPwr Inc. is a trusted second responder—built to take on the most complex and high-impact disasters our clients face. With in-house engineering, design-build expertise, and agile, mobile teams, we deliver rapid, effective solutions when every second counts. Supported by our business aviation capabilities, we mobilize quickly and operate without delay. Our 24/7/365 readiness ensures that when disaster strikes, response is immediate, decisive, and focused on restoring operations fast.
Headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, InPwr is a national design-build electrical contractor with regional offices in Colorado, California, Florida, Texas and North Carolina. Licensed in more than 40 states and backed by a diverse portfolio of projects across the country, we’ve built a reputation for excellence in mission-critical environments. As members of the Restoration Industry Association and recipients of Disaster Recovery awards, our team has earned recognition for delivering consistent, high-performance results when it matters most.
We specialize in helping clients mitigate damage, minimize downtime, and meet critical recovery timelines. Our teams move with urgency and precision to stabilize operations and accelerate restoration efforts. With emergency response capabilities spanning the United States, Canada, and South America, InPwr brings the scale, speed, and expertise needed to navigate even the most demanding recovery scenarios.
InPwr’s industry leadership in emergency electrical service is defined by our exceptional expertise and swift responsiveness. We deploy agile, mobile teams that leap into action, offering immediate relief for your disaster recovery efforts. Operating 24/7/365, we guarantee that you can swiftly resume normal operations, regardless of the time of disaster.
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Our emergency electrical response services encompass:
InPwr upholds strict confidentiality agreements with our disaster recovery clients. Here are some remarkable highlights from our extensive experience in this field, with specific details withheld to protect client privacy:
A utility service call went frightfully wrong, taking an old cast-iron gas main out of service and resulting in gas fires erupting in several neighborhoods across three suburban cities. InPwr brought heat and power to approximately 2,500 residences in the award-winning restoration process.
Arizona monsoon season brought flash floods to the desert land in the summer of 2018, bringing down a large casino and hotel. Shortly after impact, InPwr’s emergency response team doubled down in efforts, bringing their value engineering and design revisions to the scene.
Hurricane Ian hit a 450+ suite resort in 2022, and left extensive damage to the distribution system.
InPwr went on to reverse engineer the entire system, and provide the critical data and drawings needed for the design of the rebuild. It took InPwr only 11 days onsite to allow there to be a substantial energization of the complete system.
Due to the extreme schedule constraints and the availability of temporary equipment, InPwr utilized its industry knowledge and in-house engineering team to design a paralleled 6.0mW temporary service. The main hospital consisted of a single 13.2kV service fed with dual utility feeds. InPwr utilized the available 2.0mW 480v generators and equipment to design a trailer mounted service entrance. The trailer had (3) 3000A 480V Main Disconnects, (1) 5.0mVA 480-13.2mV delta/wye transformer and (1) MV Main Disconnect.
This installation utilized almost 6 miles of 4/0 DLO cable to make all the connections and bring the hospital back online to serve the community. InPwr provided the design and installation and had the hospital under temporary power within 7 days of arriving to the site.
The Women’s Hospital consisted of (2) 3000A 480v Services and on-site emergency generators. With the utility power out, they discovered the onsite emergency generators were damaged and could not be utilized for the hospital to reopen. InPwr’s ability to perform onsite engineering to design a solution utilizing temporary equipment was paramount for the community.
InPwr quickly provided the design and mobilized the necessary equipment. This equipment included (3) 2.0mW generators, (1) for each service and (1) for emergency back included and Automatic Transfer switch.
On June 14, 2020, amid the COVID pandemic, the residents of St. Andrews Residence were displaced from their homes after an electrical fire on the roof of their high-rise assisted living facility. Within 24 hours, all residents were instructed to evacuate following the fire due to no power to the building. The system that was affected by this fire was responsible for distributing electricity to all 15 floors (182 units) of this waterfront high-rise facility. It was found that
there was catastrophic failure in the Buss Duct System which left each unit without power and HVAC.
InPwr was able to respond very quickly to get temporary power distributed so repairs could begin. Temporary power solutions were built by the InPwr Engineering and Design Team, executed by a talent brood of electricians, and controlled by strong leadership.
This solution required a 2.0 MW temporary generator where 13 miles of cabling had to scale the scaffolding solution to each electrical room and rooftop penthouse.
