Benfield Electric Earns First Place at the 2025 BuilderMart Trade Show Benfield Electric is proud to announce that our team achieved first place in the electrical portion of the 2025 BuilderMart Trade Show, held in Howard County. This recognition highlights the dedication, expertise, and professionalism that define our company. Congratulations to Ruben Deanda, Anderson Reyes, … Continued
Benfield Electric Honored with Evolution’s 2025 Risk Control Award of Merit We’re honored to announce that Benfield Electric has been awarded the 2025 Risk Control Award of Merit by Evolution, a leading authority in risk management and workplace safety. This distinguished award recognizes organizations that demonstrate outstanding commitment to reducing risk, promoting safety, and fostering … Continued
August 14,2023 – Benfield Electric continues a safety streak by celebrating 2 years of no lost time accidents. Safety director, Mike Anderson says: “Safety is one of our core values at Benfield Electric and all employees should be proud of this accomplishment! This just shows that our employees truly believe in our safety culture and … Continued
Your home’s electrical panel connects the external wires to your home’s electrical system. Where once a standard home needed only 50 amps to provide enough power, most modern homes now require 200 amps or more. Typically, good for at least 25 years, your electrical panel may no longer be equipped to keep up with the … Continued
Light emitting diode (LED) bulbs have become the go to for many homeowners and contractors. As the superstar of the lighting world, they not only offer a wider range of versatility, but will save you time and money. Below are some of the reasons to make the switch. 1. LED lighting can transform your home! … Continued
Today marks One-Year of No Lost-Time Accidents for Benfield Electric Co.
Safety is of utmost importance for Benfield Employees and starts from the top down. “I am extremely proud of this achievement. Our greatest concern is the safety of our employees”, says Greg Benfield, President of Benfield Electric.
half of all home heating fires occur during the months of December, January, and February. If you plan to use a space heater this fall, be sure to find a model that remains cool to the touch to avoid burn risk and invest in one with an auto shut-off feature in case the unit is tipped over or overheats. Turn it off and unplug your space heater before you leave the room or head to bed.