Hatzel & Buehler

Established in 1978, Reuter Hanney offers a range of electrical testing services for transformers, substations, circuit breakers, relays, meters and switchgears. The company serves hospitals, airports, malls, industrial plants, manufacturing facilities and commercial developments. Reuter Hanney is a member of the International Electrical Testing Association. The company additionally provides infrared scanning inspection services for control panels, process-control equipment, bus ducts and aerial connections. Reuter Hanney also offers a range of engineering services, such as design, coordination and short-circuit studies and harmonic analysis. It provides arc flash and load flow analysis and mitigation study services. The company offers various repair and maintenance and emergency services.

Eii Inc. is a distinguished electrical and mechanical contracting firm with over sixty years of industry experience, initially restructured from Electrical Installations in 1984. The company combines the expertise of skilled executives with innovative estimators and project managers, delivering exceptional efficiency in electrical construction, mechanical construction, communications, and safety services. With continuous growth marked by the establishment of a communications security division in 2002 and the acquisition of multiple electrical companies, Eii Inc. has significantly advanced its capabilities. Notable clients include Anheuser-Busch, Merck, and Hewlett Packard, showcasing the firm's proficiency in managing complex projects across various sectors. Generated from the website

Scott Testing, Inc is an independent electrical testing and maintenance firm with 22 years of experience. We provide skilled, technical services to major industrial, commercial, medical, educational, utility and chemical/refinery facilities across the east coast. Our Project Managers and Field Service Professionals can meet ALL your electrical needs from Acceptance Testing and Startup Services to routine Preventative Maintenance and 24/7 Emergencies. Without a maintenance program in place, or acceptance testing of new systems, management assumes a much greater risk of serious electrical failure and its consequences.