EDS was founded in 2014 by Troy Exler and Bryan Crady with the ideal that clients should be treated with the utmost respect and deserve quality workmanship, reliability, fair pricing, and above all, great customer service.
Many who had been clients for decades were thrilled when Troy and Bryan decided to open their own business.
These clients followed them into their new venture and are a testament to how happy you’ll be relying on EDS, too.
In 2020, Bryan Crady retired and his son Kevin Crady joined the team as a co-owner. EDS encourages you to become part of their growing list of long-tern clients. You’ll be glad you did!
At EDS, our goal is to build long-lasting relationships with our customers by providing high-quality service at competitive prices.
We are dedicated to building trust with our clients. We know that people feel comfortable when they know who’s working inside their home or business. We want to develop and maintain that relationship by always putting the customer first.
The pillars of our customer service strategy are ethics, transparency, and compassion. We strive to connect with our clients on a human level to meet their needs and ensure their safety.
We are building for the future by always keeping up to date with innovations in the field. We recently expanded our services to include generator installation, becoming one of only a few certified Generac air-cooled generator installation and maintenance companies.
From standard services like wiring and receptacle installation to complex services like lighting design and customized solutions, we are always ready to help our clients with their electrical needs.
Suppliers trust us, and we’re always growing and looking for new ways to serve our customers.
Master Electrician & Owner
Troy
Foreman Electrician & Co-owner
Kevin
Foreman Electrician
Bill
Office Manager
Sheryl
Marketing Manager
Danni
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