MIDDLETOWN, Conn. — U.S. Electrical Services Inc. (USESI) recently acquired Main Electric Supply, Monroe Township, N.J.
Main Electric, which has serviced the Middlesex County, N.J. area contractor community for more than 30 years, will become part of USESI’s Monarch Region under the leadership of Charlie Colella. According to Perry Sablosky, owner of Main Electric, “The US Electrical model supported my goals of ensuring my staff and customers would be treated right and that our contributions would be valued. Additionally, they have the technology, value-added services and resources my customers can benefit from. My team looks forward to working with Charlie and the Monarch team.”
The acquisition of Main is US Electrical Services’ second acquisition in the past twelve months. Last spring, USESI acquired Lindley Electric of Southampton, Pa., strengthening its presence in the Philadelphia market. Lindley had served the Philadelphia area nearly 100 years, focusing on the industrial OEM and MRO segments. Lindley is now part of USESI’s Yale Electric Supply, under the leadership of President, Steve Bryson. According to Bryson, “the Lindley acquisition helps us further diversify our business in the Philadelphia market. Edward Buck and his team bring us additional resources to support this segment of our business.”
Randy Eddy, President and CEO of U.S. Electrical Services says, “Both Lindley and Main are a great fit with U.S. Electricals’ culture and values. Over the past 5 years we have opened over 20 branches and made three acquisitions while also adding RDCs to our operational model. Lindley and Main are quality companies with strong legacies and a common philosophy of servicing customers. Customers served by these companies will benefit from the extensive inventory from our Cranbury, N.J. central distribution center. Our goal, as shared in our mission statement, is to be the best electrical solutions provider in our markets by helping our customers meet and exceed their goals and creating a great place to work for our employees”.
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