Founded in 1988, Sequoyah Electric LLC has established itself as a leading electrical contractor with over 35 years of experience in the industry. Starting as a small commercial and industrial electrical contractor, the company has grown significantly, earning a reputation for delivering high-quality electrical construction and low voltage technology solutions. With a strong focus on customer satisfaction, Sequoyah Electric has become a trusted partner for clients across various sectors, including healthcare, education, industrial, and residential projects.
The company operates in multiple states, including Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California, New York, and Texas, providing comprehensive services that encompass preconstruction, engineering, electrical construction, and 24/7 service support. Their project capabilities include complex design-build projects, medium voltage distribution, data center services, audio/visual solutions, and structured cabling.
Safety is a cornerstone of Sequoyah Electric's operations. The company prides itself on maintaining high safety standards, ensuring that all team members return home injury-free each night. Their stringent safety protocols exceed local and federal requirements, and extensive training is provided to all employees.
Sequoyah Electric's focus on innovation is reflected in their use of advanced technologies such as BIM & 3D modeling, which enhances project efficiency and effectiveness. Their commitment to sustainable construction practices is evident in their participation in projects seeking LEED certification and other environmentally-conscious designs.
With a dedicated team that emphasizes collaboration, the company aims to deliver solutions that not only meet but exceed client expectations. This has led to their recognition as one of Washington’s 100 Best Companies to Work For for 11 consecutive years. Through a blend of expertise, innovation, and a customer-centric approach, Sequoyah Electric continues to be a driving force in the electrical construction industry.
