TEC Electric Company, operating since 1933, has established itself as a premier full-service electrical contractor in the Intermountain West, primarily serving Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Nevada. With nearly 90 years of experience, TEC Electric focuses on high-quality electrical services across various sectors, including commercial, industrial, and institutional construction. The company is equipped to handle new constructions, renovations, service upgrades, exterior and site retrofits, as well as service installations. Their skilled team, composed of experienced estimators, project managers, and technicians, dedicates itself to completing projects on time and within budget while adhering to the highest safety standards.
TEC Electric prides itself on its commitment to integrity, quality craftsmanship, and customer satisfaction. They strive to deliver unparalleled value to their clients, which is why many choose to return for ongoing services. The company’s mission goes beyond electrical work; it encompasses empowering clients to make a positive impact in their communities and the world. TEC Electric values its employees as its greatest asset, committing to their development through continuous education and a corporate culture that rewards innovation. With a firm belief in safety, they maintain rigorous training programs and a commitment to ensuring a safe working environment for all team members.
Recognized for excellence, TEC Electric has received numerous awards, including the ‘Best of Northern Utah’ and ‘Outstanding Contractor of the Year.’ These accolades reflect their dedication to quality and decisive execution of projects. The company's proactive leadership continually seeks to remain ahead of industry advancements, ensuring that clients benefit from the latest technologies and best practices.
With an impressive portfolio, including significant projects like the Roy Innovation Center and various expansions for major institutions, TEC Electric demonstrates an unwavering commitment to service, community, and the electrification needs of the Intermountain West.
