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NECA Quad Cities Chapter
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION
736 Federal Street #1301
Davenport, IA 52803
(563) 322-5371

 

Executive Manager
Steven B. Chesley

 

Office Assistant
Jeanne Sawyer

In The News

WAshington Junior High School Sign


Washington Junior High in Rock Island has a new marquee sign on their front lawn.  A variety of local union craftsmen and contactors helped to make that a reality for the school, including Tacey Electric.  Workers from Tacey Electric bolted the sign into the brick columns and ran the electrical, donating labor and materials to get the job done.

NECA member contractors care about their community and the people who live, work and play here.  Donating their expertise and materials to local schools is just one of the many ways they pay it forward to help make life better for others. Tacey Electric has been a member of NECA for 42 years and specializes in residential and commercial electrical work.





Lujack Chevy and the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) of the Quad Cities are proud to announce their partnership in bringing the Electric Vehicle (EV) technology to the Quad City area.  With the installation of the first EV charging station installed at Lujack’s Chevy servElectric Vehicle Charger Stationice division by a qualified NECA member contractor, the Quad Cities is driving forward.

NECA and its member electrical contractors are helping to create a safe and accessible charging infrastructure to promote and support use of electric vehicles in the Quad Cities and nationwide.  The SPX EL-50580 Voltec charging station is a Level 2 charging station that supplies electric energy for the recharging of electric vehicles and plug-in-hybrid (electric-gasoline) vehicles.  An average charge takes four hours with a Level 2 EV charger.

To learn more about Electric Vehicles and the Quad Cities, please visit the following news articles.

Powering up: Lujack's Installs Electric Vehicle Charging Station

Eddy Magazine: The Future of Cars in the Quad Cities - Getting Charged Up