::Wheeler Electric::

What's News?

Wheeler Electric's hometown is Idaho Falls. Our company has benefited for decades by being based in a city of fantastic folks. We're very happy to remain involved in our local community, and wanted to highlight today the work they are doing at Grow Idaho Falls.

1.10.2011

Our crews have been hard at work this winter, lighting up local schools. Wheeler Electric is proud of their efforts. We're excited that the local newspaper has recognized their work. You can check out the article here.

12.30.2011

This year the NECA convention was held in sunny San Diego. Wheeler Electric was present, and we're even more excited about 2012 line up of products and projects. Check out NECA for great electrical news and opportunities.

10.27.2011

Employees at Wheeler Electric enjoy watching the presentations created by NECA and IBEW on electrictv.net. We all have a special place in our heart for the most recent one, since it has a hometown spin. Take a look.

10.10.2011

For decades, Wheeler Electric has been using McCormick Systems excellent software suite to provide you accurate and on-time estimates. McCormick has put together a nice report on Wheeler Electric. Check out their August newsletter here.

08.26.2011

It is our pleasure to announce that Wheeler Electric is once again the recipient of the Intermountain Electrical Association award for Idaho Contractor of the Year. Thanks again to our incredible team and fantastic clients.

03.07.2011

Wheeler Electric is energized for the start of another year. We look forward to the opportunities on the horizon for 2011, and we've taken the time to talk about it in our 2011 newsletter! Don't forget to take advantage of the referral contest inside.

01.27.2011

Projects

The extent of Wheeler Electric's experience is evident in the variety of projects we have successfully completed throughout the years. The types of projects our firm has pursued include malting plants, high-voltage substations, restaurants, high-end custom homes, food manufacturing & packaging plants, stadiums, church building, nuclear facilities, airports, windfarms, oil rigs, and more.

Some of our upcoming projects for the 2010 year include:

IDOT DMS Signs (Statewide)
Madison High School (Rexburg)
Mountain View Hospital Expansion (Idaho Falls)
MFC Remodels & Fiber Work (INL)
Simplot Cable Tray Expansion (Pocatello)
Filer Intermediate School (Twin Falls)

See below for pictures and descriptions of some of our most recent exciting projects.

Recent work photos:

	During 2008, work was completed on a new parking garage in Jackson, Wyoming. Enjoy the view of the fine LED type fixtures installed by hard-working Wheeler Electric employees.

	Pacific Power issued a contract to Wheeler Electric for the refurbishing work at the Cutler Power Plant near Logan, Utah. Work on this started around mid July 2008.
	The project manager for the Cutler Power Plant, Kelly Norman, has been a great help in putting this project together and making it happen. Thanks to Kelly and to our electricians, who traveled out of state for this project!

	June 22, 2008 was the opening day at Melaleuca Field, in Idaho Falls. Wheeler Electric was recognized, with many others who participated, in the building of the ball park and had also made a monetary contribution.
	Thanks to Richard Byington for his leadership as the Superintendent on the Melaleuca Field project. Many hours were spent on getting things coordinated with all trades and the Chukars organization.
	All involved with the new ball park hit a HOME RUN!!!

	The final view of the Bonesteel substation before our crews returned home to Idaho Falls.

	The Jackson Elementary school was completed in 2005. It is located on High School Road in Jackson, Wyoming. The project was finished in 12 months and was yet another successfully executed school project by Wheeler Electric, Inc.

	Crystal Springs resort was a high-end condominium project in Teton Village, Wyoming. These luxury condominiums are located right in the heart of this fabulous ski resort. This project was completed midway through 2005.

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