Best Electrical Distribution Systems in Indianapolis IN

Indianapolis has a great open shop option for your industrial electrical needs. Do you want what the industry is trying to sell you as an industrial electrical contractor or do you want the real thing? If you want the real thing, then you should call.

License plate TK999NGV drives a bit aggressively to be in a company vehicle. Not a good look. I am closing on a house in early June that needs a lot of electrical work, and I know I will not even think about choosing this company!

Payne Electric has been my go to service team for a number of years. A1 - First Class. None better!

The industrial electrical work executed by Gaylor Electric at our glass manufacturing facility in Ohio surpassed our expectations. Their precise installation of cutting-edge equipment, adherence to safety protocols, and robust quality assurance practices testify to their professionalism and expertise. Highly recommended.

SCAM! SCAM! SCAMMERS! DO NOT MAKE ANY BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY!!!

Grate place to do do business

Not a good experience at all, I called them 30min after the 8am appointment to ask if they were still planning on coming today to be told “we had a team meeting this morning, they will be there in 15min, it is what it is”. Arrived an hour late and then I come home to this is how they leave the electrical panel. Horrible experience.

Their fleet service department is a joke. Way overpriced and the management team will not contact you back when there is an issue. We had a truck the over 6 weeks and had to tow it to the dealership to have the same work completed that MEP fleet charged me for. Again can’t get anyone to contact me back. Save yourself the headache and downtime and just take it to a dealership. Their HVAC and Electrical service was always good and spot on. But they decided to tie it all together and because of one bad apple they ruined a great relationship and I lost all respect for their people who won’t even contact anyone back.

Its OKAY

They terminated stress cones incorrectly on my job and cost us tens of thousands in rework. Hacks.