Sollmann Electric Co., established in 1973, is an esteemed electrical contracting firm based in Sidney, Ohio. The company is fully bonded and insured, providing a wide range of electrical services targeted at commercial, industrial, institutional, and residential markets. Over the decades, Sollmann Electric has built a reputation for excellence and reliability, becoming a trusted partner for electrical contracting needs in and around Sidney.
The company offers an extensive array of services, including electrical construction, maintenance, energy-efficient lighting retrofits, solar power systems, and electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions. In addition to traditional electrical contracting, Sollmann Electric specializes in the design and installation of sophisticated fire and security alarm systems, communication networks, fiber optics, and closed-circuit television systems. This broad expertise allows them to cater to a variety of client needs, ensuring comprehensive support for projects of all sizes.
With a dedicated team of skilled electricians, Sollmann Electric emphasizes customer satisfaction and the delivery of high-quality work at competitive prices. Their professional staff is adept at handling both design/build projects as well as traditional contract work, guaranteeing that clients receive the best materials and services while adhering to project specifications.
The company operates within a 50-mile radius for regular electrical services and extends its capabilities to a 100-mile radius for major projects. Sollmann Electric’s commitment to safety, environmental responsibility through energy-efficient solutions, and the quality of its services have established it as a leader within the electrical contracting industry. Additionally, Sollmann Electric supports workforce development through its apprenticeship program in collaboration with the Associated Builders and Contractors, Ohio Valley Education Foundation, nurturing the next generation of skilled electricians and fostering growth within the community.
