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Clayco Electric is still family owned and operated after more than 60 years. Our employees are family too. That’s just one of the reasons why some of our employees have been with us longer than most companies have been in business! Not many companies can say the same, and we think THAT speaks volumes. Clayco Electric partners with some of the biggest names in the industry to provide our employees with the finest tools and equipment so that we can complete your project efficiently and professionally. We also have our Boom Truck, scissor lifts, skidsteer, mini excavator, trenchers and hydraulic unistrut cutters to name just a few.

Company History

The roots of our company date back to World War II, when our founder, Gabe Brull, began what would become a lifelong career in the electrical trade. Sent to Europe ahead of most of the troops, it was Gabe’s responsibility to lay the groundwork for the war. He first wired barracks in England, and after the invasion of Normandy, ran communications lines to keep command in contact with the front, continuing as the Allies advanced from Omaha Beach into Germany.
After the war, Gabe put his skills to use in the private sector working for various electrical contractors and contributing to the post-war construction boom. After several years of working for other shops, Gabe started off on his own. Our company started off small, but over time a hard-working, no-B.S. attitude nurtured loyal customers and bestowed years of growth. Clayco Electric continues strong today with the same values that we started with back in 1955.

Management

Richard Brull

Richard Brull, son of Gabe Brull, grew up in the electrical business. He began wiring houses during summer break in high school, becoming a full-time electrician in 1982. He eventually moved up to a project manager position and currently serves as President.

Adam Newport

Adam Newport has worked at Clayco Electric for over 22 years. Upon high school graduation, Adam served in the Marine Corps. After serving, he went into the electrical business starting out as an electrician helper at Clayco. He then obtained his electrician license and moved up to master electrician and currently serves as Vice President.