Crawford Electric: Over 40 Years in the Kamloops Community

Crawford Electric

 

Unique messaging and a well-constructed website gave us the impetus to want to look into Kamloops’ forty year old, family owned and operated, Crawford Electric.  Their team of licensed electricians support the firm’s long-standing reputation as the 2011 winner of the Kamloops Chamber of Commerce Green Award, and a full British Columbia Hydro Alliance Member, Crawford Electric specializes in energy-saving lighting upgrades. 

Professional electrical contracting services, include:

• Electrical maintenance and repairs
• Solutions for reducing energy consumption
• Energy-efficient upgrades
• Fire alarm systems
• Lighting upgrades and controls
• Lighting systems and equipment
• Emergency lighting systems
• New and renovated projects
• Preventative maintenance

Crawford Electric has positioned themselves well. Their website and out bound communications are a wonderful benchmark for others to follow.  

1945 Westsyde Rd, Kamloops, BC V2B 7C1
(250) 376-2033

www.crawfordelectric.ca

 

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