Salish Construction Co

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5911 N Levee Rd E

Fife, WA 98424

+1 (253) 922-5325

http://www.salishelectric.com

Salish Construction is a General and Electrical Contractor based in Fife, WA, specializing in Medium and High Voltage construction. As a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and Certified Veteran Enterprise (CVE), they have been serving Federal, State, and Local Government clients since 1988, with a change in ownership in November 2016.

With a unique approach among SDVOSB utility contractors in the Pacific Northwest, Salish Construction self-performs almost all work on their projects, offering services such as Primary Voltage Overhead Power, Primary Voltage Underground Power, Secondary Service Drops, Aerial Street Lighting, and Emergency Repairs.

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