If you’re not using AI in some way, you’re not keeping up. But for electricians, AI isn’t just helping us “keep up.” Yes, it’s a great behind-the-scenes tool (think planning, scheduling, marketing), but it’s playing an even more important role in the outlook for electricians. And all of the trades, for that matter.

While solar technology continues to evolve, policy changes, such as fewer federal incentives and credits, have created some uncertainty around the future of solar energy.

Regardless of where the power comes from, our role as electricians remains essential in ensuring safe, efficient, and optimized electrical systems.

Kevin Fiske didn't set out to work with dairies, but how he ended up in the industry is a great story.

The late Virgil Fiske is most often noted as the one who started the company, but it was Ulanda who had the idea and supported the dream.

In today's world, responsibility is more than just a buzzword; it's a guiding principle that shapes how we operate.

At Fiske Electric, sustainable solutions can be found in each of our divisions, from residential to industrial, ag, healthcare and more.

When we talk about profitability as Fiske Electric though, it's not just about our own pocketbook.

Our own Kevin Fiske and Brittany McCahan recently sat down with the LoCo Experience for a podcast!

When we talk about a brighter tomorrow, we’re talking about more than lightbulbs.

The dairy dealership has changed looks a little bit over the last five years, and both our customers and we have been happy with the result.

We know the labor shortage isn’t going away anytime soon, so we are finding ways to do more with less labor on the job site.

You’ve likely heard the buzz that the U.S. is on its way to a 1980’s-esque recession, what does that mean for a company like Fiske Electric?

Fiske Electric is the leading the charge on the electrical components of a first-of-its-kind HydroGreen growing station in Carpenter, WY.