Match the machine.
Match the power.
Independent profiles and location research for industrial electrical contractors serving manufacturing, automation and complex facilities.
Power the delivered machine—not a generic nameplate.
These independent profiles summarize published industrial or complex-facility electrical capabilities. Confirm the exact license, branch, crew and machine-specific scope directly.
Miller Electric Company
Miller Electric Company publishes electrical contracting, systems integration, building automation, business-continuity and energy services.
Independent profile →FOUR FLORIDA REGIONS INCLUDING ORLANDO, TAMPA AND SOUTH FLORIDATri-City Electrical Contractors
Tri-City publishes design-build, electrical construction, service and communications capabilities across Florida.
Independent profile →JACKSONVILLE AND THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATESCogburn Bros.
Cogburn Bros. publishes industrial electrical installation, repair and maintenance services with a focus on water and wastewater facilities.
Independent profile →NATIONAL NETWORKInterstates
Interstates publishes industrial electrical construction, engineering, automation, operational technology, analytics and maintenance services.
Independent profile →WISCONSIN AND MIDWEST SERVICE NETWORKPieper Power
Pieper Power publishes electrical, mechanical, automation, low-voltage and facility services for industrial and commercial customers.
Independent profile →NATIONAL NETWORKFaith Technologies
Faith Technologies publishes electrical planning, engineering, construction, automation and energy services for complex facilities.
Independent profile →MINNESOTA AND WESTERN WISCONSINEgan Company
Egan publishes electrical construction, industrial controls, system integration, service and facility-support capabilities.
Independent profile →MICHIGAN AND GREAT LAKES INDUSTRIAL MARKETSMotor City Electric
Motor City Electric publishes electrical construction, power, controls, service and industrial-project capabilities.
Independent profile →NATIONAL NETWORKRosendin
Rosendin publishes large-scale electrical construction, engineering, service, controls and renewable-energy capabilities across the United States.
Independent profile →NATIONAL NETWORKCupertino Electric
Cupertino Electric publishes electrical engineering, construction, service, energy and complex-infrastructure capabilities.
Independent profile →NORTHERN CALIFORNIA OFFICESRedwood Electric Group
Redwood Electric publishes electrical construction, design, service and low-voltage capabilities through multiple Northern California offices.
Independent profile →CALIFORNIA AND WESTERN INDUSTRIAL MARKETSA-C Electric Company
A-C Electric publishes industrial and commercial electrical construction, controls, service and energy capabilities.
Independent profile →UTAH-BASED WESTERN U.S. FOOTPRINTCache Valley Electric
Cache Valley Electric publishes electrical construction, teledata, controls, security and service capabilities across western markets.
Independent profile →COLORADO-BASED WESTERN U.S. PROJECT FOOTPRINTLudvik Electric
Ludvik publishes electrical construction, preconstruction, technology, service and special-project capabilities.
Independent profile →DALLAS, HOUSTON, AUSTIN, SAN ANTONIO AND ABILENEWalker Engineering
Walker publishes electrical construction, structured cabling, security, service and distributed-antenna capabilities across Texas.
Independent profile →SAN ANTONIO, AUSTIN, DALLAS-FORT WORTH AND SOUTHERN NEW MEXICOAlterman
Alterman publishes electrical construction, industrial, instrumentation and controls, technologies and maintenance services.
Independent profile →TEXAS, LOUISIANA AND FLORIDA OPERATIONSFisk Electric
Fisk publishes industrial electrical, automation, instrumentation, motor control, high-voltage, service and maintenance capabilities.
Independent profile →GEORGIA AND SOUTHEASTERN PROJECT MARKETSCleveland Electric
Cleveland Electric publishes industrial, commercial, mission-critical and power electrical construction services.
Independent profile →SOUTHEAST REGIONAL OFFICE NETWORKAce Electric
Ace Electric publishes electrical construction, design-assist, service and controls capabilities across southeastern markets.
Independent profile →GEORGIA AND SOUTHEASTERN PROJECT COVERAGEInglett & Stubbs
Inglett & Stubbs publishes electrical construction, engineering, service and mission-critical project capabilities.
Independent profile →NORTHEAST AND MID-ATLANTICO'Connell Electric
O'Connell publishes industrial and commercial construction, substations, medium voltage, service and preventive maintenance.
Independent profile →NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL OFFICE NETWORKWayne J. Griffin Electric
Wayne J. Griffin Electric publishes electrical construction, service and systems capabilities across New England.
Independent profile →CAROLINAS-CENTERED LICENSED MULTI-STATE INDUSTRIAL FOOTPRINTHRE Construction
HRE publishes industrial electrical, instrumentation, controls, testing and maintenance work for manufacturing and processing facilities.
Independent profile →ARIZONA INDUSTRIAL MARKETIndustrial Power Solutions
Industrial Power Solutions publishes industrial electrical construction, controls, medium-voltage work, shutdown support and panel manufacturing.
Independent profile →NATIONAL NETWORKM.C. Dean
M.C. Dean publishes electrical, power, controls, automation, security and systems-integration services for complex facilities.
Independent profile →Use the exact OEM pre-installation guide, a qualified electrical professional and the authority having jurisdiction. Verify service capacity, fault current, transformer, disconnect, grounding, protection, controls and inspection requirements.
Licensing and inspection are local.
State pages organize provider footprints and link to national contractor and safety resources without representing that a company is licensed for a particular job.
Bring the exact electrical requirements.
- Voltage, phase and frequency
- Full-load current or maximum input
- Required overcurrent protection and disconnect
- Transformer, conductor and grounding requirements
- Auxiliary loads, controls, air and chiller requirements
Verify what the building can actually supply.
- Utility service and distribution capacity
- Available fault current and protective coordination
- Existing transformer and panel loading
- Voltage balance, power quality and harmonics
- Permit, inspection, lockout and commissioning plan