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Royal Electric Company
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About Royal Electric Company
At Royal Electric Company, we don’t just build electrical systems, we help power the infrastructure behind how people live, move, and connect. Since 1971, we’ve partnered with clients to deliver complex, high-impact projects across the Central & Western United States. From aviation and transportation systems to mission critical facilities, our work supports environments where reliability isn’t optional. We’re known for taking on challenges others won’t: tight schedules, technical complexity, and projects where precision matters. Our teams bring deep expertise in alternative delivery methods, preconstruction, prefabrication, and installation, allowing us to deliver with consistency from concept through completion. Our core markets include: • Aviation & Airfield Electrical Systems • Transportation Infrastructure • Mission Critical & Data Centers • Commercial & Institutional Projects Headquartered in Sacramento California, with offices in Pleasanton, Long Beach, and Dallas, Royal Electric operates throughout the Central & Western U.S., partnering with clients who value collaboration, accountability, and a shared commitment to doing things the right way. At the end of the day, our work is about more than what we build, it’s about the people behind it.
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Presence & Recognition
Royal Electric Company is headed to California State Polytechnic University-Pomona next Tuesday for its first stop this fall.
Reported by Leslie Schlaegel
People
Royal Electric Company is hiring in Dallas
Reported by Leslie Schlaegel
Presence & Recognition
Royal Electric Company had skilled trade interns competing in their second round of Trade Olympics last Friday.
Reported by Leslie Schlaegel
People
Royal Electric Company is hiring for the fall intern recruiting season and September visits including Pomona, Boise, UT Arlington, Long Beach, Cal Poly SLO, and Alabama.
Reported by Leslie Schlaegel