All American Electric

History
All American Electric was founded in 1999 on the principle of integrity and quality of workmanship. As a participant of the Rocky Mountain Chapter of Independent Electric Contractors, and the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC), All American Electric is a locally owned electrical contractor meeting commercial and industrial needs within Colorado. All American Electric comprised of trained electricians whom present expertise in electrical services spanning: new construction, tenant finish, remodel, design build, expert troubleshooting, security, and low voltage systems.

Training and Education
As a small business enterprise (SBE), they are committed to the success and growth of their company and employees. For apprentices, All American Electric has promoted continuous training and education through the Federally-approved Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training (BAT) program. For journeymen, All American Electric encourages class and seminar participation on the latest electrical, safety, and industry advancements when offered. Furthermore, crew leaders conduct weekly safety briefings where safety protocols and new electrical codes are reviewed.

Projects
All American Electric performs ground up, tenant finish, and remodel work, in both design build and competitive bid environments. Servings a wide-range of customers including: public, private, and government agencies. AAE's list of accomplishments include work at: NORAD, Raytheon, The Denver Coliseum, General Mail Facilities, Fire and Police Stations, The Regional Transportation District (RTD), public school remodels, The historic Molly Brown house, and an assortment of tenant finishes. AAE's quality of work has also earned them a place on the Jefferson County Public Schools and Denver Public Schools list of preferred bidders. Moreover, All American Electric has concluded the new multi-million dollar District 2 Police Station located in the City and County of Denver and the Buckley Air Force Base Civil Engineering Complex, as well as, the Emergency Generator System upgrade at Evans Army Community Hospital, Fort Carson, Colorado.