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10 electrical contractor owners
These ten current electrical contractor owners each own and run an electrical contracting company in the United States. A reader can learn how electrical contractor owners run their companies from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
01—10Buddy Rossi
LinkedInExperience: Owner/Operator · Heritage Electric & Co. Inc.
Owner and Operator of Heritage Electric & Co. in Terre Hill, Pennsylvania since 2002, and a master electrician. He was earlier a journeyman electrician and electrical foreman at JL, BJB & State Electric (1992–2002) and a rifleman in the US Marine Corps (1990–1992); the profile describes a forward-thinking, cooperative management style.
Carlos Idrobo
LinkedInExperience: President · Custom Electrical Contractor, Inc.
President of Custom Electrical Contractor in Livingston, New Jersey since May 1994. The profile says the company started in 1994 as a small residential and commercial electrical contractor and has grown into a medium-sized contractor specializing in commercial, residential and industrial work.
Donald McGehee
LinkedInExperience: Master Electrician,Owner, President · McGEHEE ELECTRIC,LLC.
Master Electrician, Owner and President of McGehee Electric in Montgomery, Alabama since May 1995, and an Alabama licensed electrical contractor. The profile says his business objective is always making sure work is done correctly and meets City of Montgomery requirements and the National Electrical Code. He describes himself as honest, professional, cordial and hardworking.
Ed Jueschke
LinkedInExperience: Master Electrician-Owner · SJO Electric, LLC
Master Electrician and Owner of SJO Electric in Arvada, Colorado since March 2004, after working as a foreman at Osage Electric (2001–2004) and G and H Electric (2001). The profile cites more than 20 years in the electrical field across residential and commercial new construction, tenant finish, troubleshooting and remodel projects.
Greg Benfield
LinkedInExperience: Owner · Benfield Electric
Owner and President of Benfield Electric in Aberdeen, Maryland since October 2001, after serving as its Vice-President (1999–2001). The profile says he worked at the company as an estimator, project manager and president, and has managed it for almost two decades to record sales and profit while aiming to hold up performance through difficult times.
Ken Thomson
LinkedInExperience: Owner and Electrical Contractor · Thomson Electric Company
Owner and Electrical Contractor of Thomson Electric Company in San Luis Obispo County, California since November 1982. The profile says he has owned and operated the company for more than 35 years and pitches its work on improving the value and appearance of client businesses and doing jobs right the first time.
Marcus McPhee
LinkedInExperience: Owner · McPhee Electric, LLC
Owner of McPhee Electric in Farmington, Connecticut since February 1992, a role the source lists again under the LLC from January 2007. The profile describes him as a strategic, relationship-driven electrical contractor who promotes safety; before the company he worked in inside sales at Four Slide Spring Products (1991–1992).
Matt Shumard
LinkedInExperience: Owner/President · MSE Electric inc.
Owner and President of MSE Electric in Santa Clarita, California since November 1995, after working as a journeyman, foreman and supervisor (1987–1995). The profile lists a California C-10 electrical license and B general building license, and describes MSE as a heavy industry, commercial and residential general contracting and electrical company.
Neil Matulich
LinkedInExperience: Owner · Matulich Electric
Owner of Matulich Electric in Granite Bay, California since March 2010. He has also worked as a journeyman electrician foreman at Hershey Electric (2003–2008) and Paschke Electric (2008–2010). The profile cites more than 21 years in electrical contracting on industrial, commercial and residential projects, including high voltage, generators, pumps and switchgear.
Patrick Veritch
LinkedInExperience: Owner Operator · Veritch Electric, Costa Mesa CA
Owner and Operator of Veritch Electric in Costa Mesa, California since August 1994, after working as an electrical foreman at Jackson Electric (1987–1991). The profile cites more than 30 years on commercial, residential and industrial projects including public works, custom homes, OSHPD work and solar, and calls him a 39-year industry veteran.
Choose the right perspective
Match the company to your question, since residential service, commercial and industrial work are bid and staffed differently. Consider each person's background before and during ownership, since time spent in the field, in estimating or in management shapes how they see operations.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does an electrical contractor owner decide which commercial bids are worth chasing?
- 02What works for hiring and keeping licensed electricians and apprentices?
- 03How did you grow from an owner-operator shop to a company with crews and project managers?
Reaching electrical contractor owners
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