Specialties
More than 100 years ago, our founder, Henry Miller, taught us to listen to the customer, that value is priceless, and that in the end, all you have is your name. Customers regularly remind us of whether or not we are delivering on these values and Im proud to say that, because of the tenor of our employees, most customer comments reveal that we consistently deliver value head and shoulders above our competition.One of the ways we deliver value is through innovation from positioning ourselves on the leading edge of emerging technologies to building an in-house prefab shop to dreaming up new ways of delivering custom commercial services to sharing world class safety training with the Omaha community, Miller Electric employees are constantly thinking of how we can delight customers with quality, convenience and insight.Its the character of the people working for Miller Electric and the quality of our customers that give us staying power and that will guide us into another 100 years of excellence.
History
Established in 1912.
In 1912 Henry Miller founded an electrical business based on trust, excellence and integrity. His values guide us still. We stake our reputation on getting the job done right the first time. From designing, installing and proactively maintaining electrical distribution systems, to providing low voltage services and setting up security systems, we won't sacrifice integrity even if it costs us money. At the end of the day, we're not finished until our clients are satisfied. To be entrusted with the responsibility of leadership at Miller Electric, an individual must demonstrate a commitment to quality, integrity and teamwork. Every executive on our leadership team believes in getting the job done right the first time, on time and within budget. Regardless of the size of project, our leaders never forget our founder's philosophy of putting the client first.
Meet the Business Owner: Ray B.
Ray Bruegman started his career in engineering for Black & Veatch Engineers-Architects after graduating from Southeast Community College in 1983. Starting in 1985 as project manager for Miller Electric in design and estimating he successfully managed many industrial and commercial projects. Ray was instrumental in the development of the company's initial Safety & Health and Affirmative Action programs. He serves on the NECA/IBEW Apprenticeship Training Committee. Ray served as Executive Vice President for Miller Electric Company since 1998 before taking over the helm as President in 2008.