Goheen Electric

Goheen Electric LLC was established in 2006 with a mission to provide affordable electrical contracting services to Southeast Missouri. With over 32 years of experience in Commercial, Industrial, and Residential electrical contracting work, we have built a reputation for quality, value-added engineering, cost-efficiency, and consistent commitment to project schedules and completions. Our team of professional staff has undergone extensive education and training in the electrical industry, ensuring that every project we undertake is executed with precision and care.

Services

Our comprehensive range of services includes New Construction, Renovation/Remodel, Maintenance, Service Upgrades, Design Build, Trouble Shooting, Preventative Maintenance, Emergency Service, Standby Power Systems, High Voltage Terminations, Bus Duct Installation, Control Work, UPS Systems, High Bay Lighting, Lighting Design, Retrofit, and Energy Savings. Additionally, we offer Site Lighting Systems, Electrical Distribution, Single Phase, Three Phase, Medium & High Voltage Lighting, Low Voltage Systems, Underground UPS, Generators, Motor Control Centers, and more. If you have a specific need not listed, please contact us so that we may accommodate your needs.

Projects

Some of our notable projects include Equipment Installation, Overhead Lighting, 4000a Service Installation, Equipment Installation, Lighting and Machine Installation, MCC Installation, Underground Conduits Installation, Underground Conduits MCC removal, and 800Amp Service Installation. Our team's expertise and dedication have ensured the successful completion of these projects, demonstrating our ability to handle a wide range of electrical contracting needs.

Safety and Electrical Tips

A few precautions around the home can literally save your life. It's important to ensure smoke alarms are installed on every floor outside sleeping areas and in every bedroom. Regularly test them and change the battery every spring and fall. Keep electrical cords in good condition and avoid overloading outlets. Also, use the proper wattage light bulbs, ensure circuit breakers and fuses are the correct size, and consider installing ground-fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) for added safety.