Our electricians are the future of this company and the future of our industry. We invest in making our employees the best and most thoroughly trained for any job requirement, and offer competitive pay and benefits to match the high talent of our team. Ready to take your career to the next level? See what we have to offer.
Our commitment to our customers is that we deliver seamlessly and make their lives easier. Part of how we ensure consistent expertise are our NCCER accredited in-house apprenticeship programs. Our training is specialized and rigorous so that you know every job completed by a Schaffhouser team member will be done and done right.
Our commitment to our trainees is that we aren't just a company who hires you for a job; we're a team that trains you for a career.
We work hard. We have fun. We grow together like family.
"Their turnover is NOTHING compared to the average company because they spend so much time and training on their individuals."
"Their response time. Hands down. When we need something, [John Schaffhouser] jumps on it... I don't get that kind of service from other contractors. Every time I call him, he jumps right on it. He doesn't hesitate."
"They're really customer driven. They really go above and beyond to make their customers happy.... We have a huge amount of trust. I wish they did more than electrical."
Our founder lives his commitment to serve — from wartime deployments to delivering on time for his customers.
We equip our clients with systems that are safe, reliable, fast, highly efficient, and easy to use.
We also like to have some fun along the way, and that’s not very hard for us, since we love the work we do. We hope it shows.
Schaffhouser Electric is happy to devise custom solutions for your electrical problems both big and small — you can count on us for professionalism, affordability, and quality service.
On time. On budget. 100% safety record. No nickel and diming.
We do what we say we'll do. Period.
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