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Consolidated Electrical Distributors (CED) in Valdosta, GA, has been serving the local electrical market since 1957, providing a reliable source for electrical materials. The company prides itself on its commitment to service integrity and reliability, with a knowledgeable staff ready to assist residential, commercial, and industrial customers with current product solutions and information. CED Valdosta stands out for its customer-centric approach, ensuring that every team member is equipped to offer the latest pricing and solutions tailored to the local marketplace. As a community-focused business, they remain invested in understanding and meeting the inventory needs of their customers, affirming their legacy of excellence in the industry. Generated from the website

Graybar Gainesville is a full-service branch, with a counter, will call pickup and stocked inventory in an on-site warehouse. Along with local inventory, Graybar Gainesville is serviced by our 243,000 square foot Zone Distribution Center in Tampa. With inventory of electrical, communications and security products available for next-day delivery servicing our Florida locations. First established in 1869, Graybar has a stellar reputation in the management of supply chains of high-quality components. Graybar is one of the largest employee-owned companies in North America. We have the presence and power of a large company combined with the integrity and honesty of a small neighborhood business. Our primary mission at Graybar is to keep the energy footprint of commercial buildings as small as absolutely possible. More than 30 percent of energy used in commercial buildings is wasted needlessly. Graybar can help you monitor, control, report on, and greatly reduce that percentage. Our solutions will not only save on energy consumption, but have also been shown to decrease maintenance costs while increasing employee productivity and safety. These solutions will also get you closer to your long term sustainability goals like reducing overall energy consumption by 20 percent by the year 2020 as mandated by the federal government. One way to reduce the energy envelope of your existing buildings is to retrofit the lighting systems. Simply swapping out lamps and ballasts can greatly improve lighting quality and increase efficiency. Over the course of two short years, most of our clients see a return on investment of up to 45 percent. Many electrical supplies are capable of installing directly into existing housings. By properly implementing natural daylighting and internal sensors and time scheduling into new constructs, your building is sure to be optimally lit at all times of day and at a minimum energy cost.