Powering progress today means supporting renewable energy projects that help create a cleaner, more sustainable future — right here in California.

From large-scale solar farms in the Central Valley to smaller community-based installations, our crews are delivering the electrical systems that bring renewable power to life.

Why Renewable Energy Matters

California’s demand for clean energy continues to grow. That growth isn’t just about meeting environmental goals — it’s about creating resilient power systems, supporting local economies, and ensuring long-term reliability.

Renewable projects align perfectly with our mission:

• Build it right.
• Make it last.
• Serve the community.

When installing systems for solar or battery storage, the work goes beyond wiring equipment — it’s building infrastructure that will power homes, schools, and businesses for decades.

Our Role in Renewable Energy Projects

On a solar energy site, our work might include:

• Designing and installing power distribution systems for large-scale solar arrays
• Wiring substations that integrate renewable power into the existing grid
• Installing control and monitoring systems for efficient operation
• Providing long-term maintenance and testing to ensure maximum performance

These projects demand precision and planning — and the team brings both to every job.

Skilled Crews, Smarter Systems

Renewable energy construction calls for:

• Specialized safety training for high-voltage and unique site hazards
• Expert knowledge of inverters, trackers, and battery systems
• Seamless coordination with engineers, developers, and other trades

Thanks to our partnership with IBEW Local 428, crews have the specialized skills needed to meet these challenges. That means faster, safer installations and long-lasting performance.

A Look Ahead

Renewable energy isn’t the future — it’s happening now. And the work being done is helping California meet its clean energy goals while building systems that stand the test of time.

Interested in seeing more of our work?
Follow our project updates or learn more about our partners at IBEW Local 428 at www.ibew428.org.

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