Electrical Services

Industrial - Commercial - Utility - Residential

TRUST PRICE ELECTRIC FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS, LOCALLY AND NATIONALLY

Price Electric is a leading electrical contractor with a local presence in Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, and Fort Myers. Our professional services are available nationwide through our dedicated traveling workforce, ensuring reliable solutions for all your electrical needs.

We understand that electrical emergencies can happen at any time. Please don’t hesitate to contact us for service requests and installations.

When you need an electrician, please call:

Cedar Rapids and Surrounding Areas: (319) 393-6406
Des Moines, IA: (515) 957-9027
Fort Myers, FL: (239) 910-0802

We have an exceptional team of traveling electricians who offer their expertise nationwide. We can provide top-notch electrical services from Florida to Wisconsin, Pennsylvania to New York – regardless of location. Our team is made up of skilled professionals who prioritize customer satisfaction.

Regarding electrical work quality, Price Electric always delivers exceptional service.

We take pride in providing high-quality workmanship regardless of the project type or scope.

Markets that Price Electric services:

Industrial
Commercial
Utility Contracts (including Traffic Projects)
Residential Services (Home or Multi-home)
Electrical Service (including electrical Prefabrication and Design)

Trust Price Electric for all your electrical needs.

Please don’t hesitate to contact us today for reliable and efficient electrical services.

Industrial

Commercial

Utility

Residential

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Service Department

Prefabrication

Electrical Design

Careers – Electricians

At Price Electric, we’re looking for people who are passionate about service and want to start a new career in the electrical industry. We’re expanding our team, and we’re looking for you.

We’re headquartered in Robins, Iowa, but our services are available throughout Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, and Des Moines. In addition to that, we also provide electrical service to the Fort Myers Beach area in Florida.

If you want to travel and see more of the country while learning new skills and growing your career, join our traveling workforce!

We invest in our employees’ education and training—guiding them through their apprenticeship and assisting our existing team members with professional development opportunities. If you have a passion for people and like working with them, this is the place for you!

We treat our employees like family. That’s why we offer job security—if one of our employees moves up within the company or decides to leave for another opportunity, they can take their skills wherever they go.

Careers

Apprenticeships

Trades Career Path

You will achieve overall job satisfaction with the ability to apply your skills regularly.

Our electrical apprentices receive on-the-job training. As a result, they earn while they learn.

Apprentices are exposed to various aspects of work alongside experienced staff members. We believe in tapping into our team’s strengths and allowing them to learn, grow, and add value.

From the buildings we occupy to the roads we drive on, skilled trades workers keep our communities running strong.

Electrical Career VS. College?

People in the skilled trades are essential. They have built this country since its inception. If skilled tradespeople disappeared tomorrow, society would grind to a halt.
The employment outlook for electricians has a projected growth rate of 11% from 2023 to 2033, which is faster than the average for all occupations. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), there will be approximately 80,200 job openings for electricians each year on average throughout this decade.
Workers in this industry are knowledgeable and use math and science in their jobs every day. However, they must learn to think outside the box, plan, predict problems, lead and mentor others, and negotiate with customers and industry partners.

Make More Money

A student choosing to go into a 4-year apprenticeship will graduate from the program, earning more per hour than most 4-year graduates.

These same students will also have earned approximately $197,000 with no student loan debt.

Apprentices can earn $50,000 to $70,000 after on-the-job training.

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History

Since 1996, Jeremy Price has been building something special.

As a 23-year-old electrician working out of his garage, Jeremy founded Price Electric as an electrical-industrial company. Price Electric has evolved into a full-service electrical contractor with over 200 dedicated employees across three Eastern Iowa and Central Florida locations.

Throughout our growth, Jeremy has remained focused on the two key elements that built the foundation of his business: employees and customers.

Our growth is attributed to our commitment to providing unparalleled customer satisfaction. In addition, our expertise in all areas of electrical construction makes us one of the most trusted electrical contractors in the area.

Many changes have occurred since Jeremy founded his business in the mid-nineties. However, what has remained the same and will continue to be at the core of his company’s success is his investment in its most precious commodity: people.