Stilsing Electric, Inc

They say rainbows are symbols of hope and solidarity....sounds good to me

Apprenticeship is such an important part of construction...Shawn working hard at learning the trade with Tim at the Bethlehem WTP...Great Job!

Little Falls City School Dist. Athletic Field Lighting project.... When you’re trying to assemble poles and you keep getting interrupted....Hilarious (Video credit to the MUSCO crew)

Brian and Jimmy spent the day with an oversized load providing a safe and clear path to reach its destination

Back in the day when jobs were done on a wink and a handshake.... from left to right Harold Stilsing, Jerry VanWormer, Jack Sleasman, Charlie Frichette ....does anyone know who the last one is?

Jack Sleasman was an employee during the early years of Stilsing Electric....RIP Jack

Good to know....

It may not look like much but this puller is much easier on the body and set up is a breeze. The downfall...the newbies will never know the creativity and muscle it took to set up and complete a good old fashioned wire pull....currently being used by Rick Fortuin and his crew in Cooperstown

Hope to see you all at the parade supporting Local 236

Demo video of the Burndy T3 smart tool

A good tool makes a world of difference

A view from above....Robin and his crew making progress in the town of Bethlehem

A fun event for the kids

Rick Fortuin is a volunteer fire fighter seen here attending a demonstration of a fire ground rehab unit ......A community wouldn’t survive without its volunteers. Consider making your community a better place to live and volunteer your time to a good cause ... you won’t regret it!

After eight years of hard work in Binghamton... there is finally a light at the end of the tunnel. Work is starting to wind down with the last mast arm installation. A huge thank you goes out to the U/G and O/H crews that have worked tirelessly on these two projects all these years.