About Us

Allphase Electrical Company is an established company with many talented and dedicated employees with the commitment to provide reliable and quality electrical services. Since our doors opened in 2001, AEC has maintained successful long-term relationships with clients, contractors, and material suppliers. Our vendors and clients have come to expect a meaningful business relationship where we put their needs first, maintain an atmosphere of honesty and integrity, and provide a safe working environment. Our employees are OSHA , CPR, and First Aid certified. These values guarantee success for our customers, our vendors, and our employees. By consistently implementing these values we are able to move through any challenge.

Our growth is based upon maintaining great business relationships and developing new contacts, while maintaining the same level of quality and integrity that is a signature on every one of our projects. Customer satisfaction and client stability have provided us with consistent growth.

Our Experienced Professionals

With nearly four decades of experience in the commercial, industrial, and residential electrical industry, Craig W. Brunson founded Allphase Electrical Company in May of 2001. As an entrepreneur, Craig's strong values, professionalism, and experience have made AEC successful while maintaining a steady growth. As president of Allphase Electrical Company, Craig oversees the financial, marketing, and operational aspects of the company.

Brian A. Brunson, AEC's Vice President, is a Master Electrician, an additional qualifying party on AEC's Unlimited Mechanical Contractor's License. With over three decades of experience in the commercial and residential arena as well as excellent communication skills explains why he is so successful in working with contractors, customers, and employees.

Our team of estimators, project managers, superintendent and electricians have gained a wealth of expertise in the commercial and industrial fields. Our combined experience and knowledge of NEC, state, county and local codes are an asset in the estimating, development and management process.