Independent Electrical Contractors of New England

Empowering Electricians Since 1968.

273 Dividend Road Suite A
Rocky Hill, CT 06067

Home energy systems are currently under a big transformation as the number of homes taking on whole-home electrification is rising and solar and storage systems are becoming more popular. The emerging trend enables homeowners to view and manage energy usage through smartphone apps.

Location, cost, power requirements and conversion time are among the multiple considerations that factor into a gas station’s decision to convert all or a portion of their existing infrastructure to allow for EV charging.

To address the 2022 meter socket shortage, Eversource has provided a temporary approved list of meter sockets. Be sure to read the requirements in the document attached.

The new 2022 state building, fire safety and fire prevention codes obtained legislative approval on September 27th, 2022 and will go into effect on October 1st, 2022.

Come meet the candidates seeking to lead CT and learn how they plan to address Workforce Development in the skilled trades!

2022 STATE OF THE INDUSTRY REPORT Challenged by the COVID-19 pandemic, electrical contractors voice their concerns about the business climate.

Being near live electrical equipment is dangerous, whether shock or arc flash hazard. ABB solutions exist to help reduce hazard risk levels in a wide range of conditions and needs.

Electrical contractors often have difficulty meeting the labor hours that they provide in an estimate. These costly labor overruns are not necessary; estimators who take the time to understand and apply fundamental principles of estimating jobs are likely to decrease or even eliminate overruns.