M.J. Electric
M.J. Electric is a Quanta Services subsidiary providing nationwide electrical construction across transmission, substations, distribution, renewable energy, industrial, and civil/foundation sectors for utilities, developers, and industrial owners, supported by 2,000+ employees and 18+ regional offices.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1924
- HeadquartersIron Mountain, United States
- Headcount1,001–5,000
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What M.J. Electric does
M.J. Electric, LLC is a U.S. electrical construction contractor headquartered in Iron Mountain, Michigan, and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Quanta Services (NYSE: PWR) since 2007. The company delivers comprehensive electrical construction across electric transmission, substations, distribution, renewable energy, power generation, industrial, instrumentation, and civil/foundation sectors through a 2,000+ employee union workforce (IBEW and UA craftworkers) deployed from 18+ regional offices nationwide. Core service divisions include Power Delivery, Industrial & Power Controls, and Renewable Energy, supported by wholly-owned sub-divisions MJ Drilling (foundation installation), MJ Excavating (heavy civil/right-of-way), and Process Controls & Instrumentation.
MJE's business model is project-based, one-time construction contracting with utilities, developers, EPC partners, and industrial owners rather than recurring software or subscription revenue. Specialized capabilities include energized services using hot stick and barehand techniques and the patent-pending LineMaster Robotic Arm, plus the patent-pending Solo-Driver Foundation Installation method, both developed under Quanta's Energized Service Group. The company also offers EPC delivery, fiber optic installation, substation construction, EV charging, battery energy storage construction, and 24/7 emergency restoration response.
Long-tenured strategic alliances anchor the customer base: ComEd, American Transmission Co., International Transmission Co., and Xcel Energy for utility work; BP for petrochemical; and Facebook for hyperscale data center substation work. Differentiators include OSHA VPP Star status, EcoVadis sustainability credentials, ETA fiber optic certifications, and integration with Quanta's training infrastructure (Quanta Advanced Training Center, Northwest Lineman College). Revenue is not separately disclosed; the company operates as a private LLC within Quanta's electrical construction segment.
M.J. Electric firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- M.J. Electric
- Legal name
- M. J. Electric, LLC
- Website
- https://mjelectric.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1924
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1,001–5,000 employees
- Short description
- M.J. Electric is a Quanta Services subsidiary providing nationwide electrical construction across transmission, substations, distribution, renewable energy, industrial, and civil/foundation sectors for utilities, developers, and industrial owners, supported by 2,000+ employees and 18+ regional offices.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Where M.J. Electric is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Iron Mountain
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices18 records
Markets served
M.J. Electric business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Construction Services: Project-based construction services for electrical infrastructure including transmission lines, substations, distribution systems, renewable energy installations, and industrial facilities. Revenue earned through direct project contracting with utilities, developers, and general contractors.
- Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC): Turnkey EPC solutions for substations, transmission lines, renewable energy projects, and industrial facilities. Centralized project management from preconstruction through delivery.
- Foundation Installation (MJ Drilling): Drilled pier and spread footer foundations, transformer/reactor foundation installation, hydro-excavation services through MJ Drilling division.
- Heavy Civil Construction (MJ Excavating): Site preparation, excavation, earthwork, and road building for right-of-way and project access through MJ Excavating division.
- Industrial & Power Services: Electrical construction in utility, petrochemical, steel, pulp and paper, industrial, mining, and instrumentation markets through Industrial, Power & Controls division.
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels3 records
Marketing channels6 records
M.J. Electric product offering
Product offeringCore offering
M.J. Electric is a multi-faceted electrical contractor providing comprehensive construction services across electric transmission, substation, distribution, renewable energy, power generation, industrial, instrumentation, and civil/foundation sectors. The company operates through core divisions (Industrial & Power Controls, Power Delivery, Renewable Energy) and specialized sub-divisions (Process Controls & Instrumentation, MJ Drilling, MJ Excavating) to deliver turnkey EPC solutions, energized line services, foundation installations, and emergency response capabilities to utilities, developers, and industrial customers nationwide.
Product overview
M.J. Electric is a multi-faceted electrical contractor offering a comprehensive portfolio of construction services through its core divisions and specialized service offerings. The company operates as a unified platform delivering electrical construction across electric transmission, substation, distribution, renewable energy, power, industrial, instrumentation, and civil/foundation sectors. Its divisions include Industrial & Power Controls (IPC) for broad industrial markets, Power Delivery for grid infrastructure, and Renewable Energy for wind/solar/battery projects. Supporting divisions include Process Controls & Instrumentation (PCI) for instrumentation installation, MJ Drilling (MJD) for foundation work, and MJ Excavating (MJX) for heavy civil work. Specialized offerings include EPC services, fiber optic installation, EV charging stations, energized services using proprietary LineMaster Robotic Arm technology, substation construction, and emergency response. The company also offers battery storage solutions for grid modernization. As a Quanta Services company, M.J. Electric provides local presence with national reach across the United States.
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Products and services
- Industrial & Power Controls (IPC) Comprehensive electrical construction services for power generation, petrochemical, steel, pulp & paper, industrial, mining, instrumentation, manufacturing, mission critical/data centers, and commercial markets.
- Power Delivery
- Renewable Energy Construction
- Process Controls & Instrumentation (PCI)
- MJ Drilling (MJD)
- MJ Excavating (MJX)
- EPC Services
- Fiber Optic Services
- EV Charging Station Installations
- Battery Storage Construction
- Energized Services
- Substation Construction
- Emergency Response Services
Companies that use M.J. Electric
Customer profileNamed customers6 records
Segments6 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
M.J. Electric technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
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- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature3 records
M.J. Electric partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Nine partnerships are on record, tiered core and major.
- American Transmission Co. (ATC)coreLong-term strategic alliance for transmission line construction projects including Bay Lake Project, Meyer Substation, and ITC alliance projects. Multiple major projects completed including Thumb Loop project.
- International Transmission Co. (ITC)coreMajor alliance partner for transmission infrastructure projects including Garfield-Hemphill Rebuild, Cedar Creek-Milford Rebuild, and toll road foundation work.
- ComEdcoreLong-term utility partner for transmission, distribution, and emergency response services. Multiple projects including Beecher 345 kV Line, Grand Prairie Gateway, and storm response including Hurricane responses.
- Xcel EnergymajorUtility partner for distribution maintenance, transmission projects, and storm response including pole replacement programs and Old Abe State Trail transmission line rebuild.
- CONSTRUCT ProgrammajorCharter member of CONSTRUCT - an 11-week job training program that prepares minority students to compete for entry-level jobs in construction and energy-related fields. Partnership with ComEd.
- Quanta Energized Service GroupcoreProvides extensive specialized training and oversight for energized services ensuring deployment of most effective tools and procedures in the industry.
- IBEW Power ProfessionalscoreUnion craftworkers referred by local International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) union halls for power professionals work including line construction and utility projects.
- UA PipefitterscoreUnion pipefitters referred through United Association (UA) for instrumentation and pipe work on industrial projects.
- SunZia Southwest Transmission ProjectmajorQuanta operating companies including M.J. Electric awarded construction of SunZia - a 550-mile, plus/minus 525 kV HVDC transmission line between New Mexico and Arizona with capacity to transport 3,000 MW of renewable energy.
Scale indicators4 records
Recent moves14 records
Expansion highlights6 records
M.J. Electric competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Henkels & McCoy: Privately held national electrical, gas and telecommunications infrastructure contractor providing transmission, distribution and substation construction services for utilities — directly comparable to MJE's core Power Delivery and Industrial & Power divisions in scale, customer base, and union craft model.
- MYR Group: Publicly traded (NASDAQ: MYRG) specialty electrical construction services provider with T&D and commercial/industrial segments serving investor-owned utilities — competes head-to-head with MJE for transmission, substation, and distribution construction projects across the US.
- PAR Electrical Contractors: Quanta Services operating subsidiary providing electrical transmission, distribution, and substation construction across the US — a direct sister-company peer competing for the same utility RFPs as MJE within Quanta's portfolio.
- Irby Construction Company: Quanta Services subsidiary providing high-voltage transmission, substation, and distribution construction services for utilities nationwide — operates in the same Quanta ecosystem with overlapping craft labor pools and customer relationships.
- Pike Electric: Specialty electrical contractor (now part of private-equity-owned infrastructure services platforms) providing transmission, distribution, and substorm response services to utilities — closely comparable to MJE's Power Delivery and emergency response offering.
Broad incumbents
- MasTec: Publicly traded (NYSE: MTZ) large diversified infrastructure construction firm with a significant electrical T&D segment alongside oil & gas, clean energy, and communications — broader incumbent competing with MJE for utility-scale transmission and renewable build-out work.
- EMCOR Group: Publicly traded (NYSE: EME) large mechanical and electrical construction services provider with a major industrial and utility-adjacent electrical services segment — broad incumbent whose electrical services division overlaps with MJE's Industrial & Power Controls and PCI work.
- Burns & McDonnell: Privately held 100% employee-owned engineering, architecture, construction, and consulting firm with significant transmission, substation, and EPC services for utilities — competes with MJE on large turnkey EPC and owner-engineering scopes.
- Black & Veatch: Privately held global engineering, procurement, construction, and consulting company with substantial power delivery EPC capabilities — a broader incumbent competing with MJE for utility-scale substation, transmission, and renewable interconnection work.
Emerging players
- Faith Technologies: Privately held electrical and specialty systems contractor with growing utility-scale transmission and distribution capabilities and strong renewable energy construction presence — a credible emerging competitor overlapping with MJE's renewable and industrial segments.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
M.J. Electric social profiles
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Trust signalCompliance7 records
M.J. Electric financial estimates
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M.J. Electric leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles17 records
M.J. Electric subsidiaries and ownership
Company hierarchySubsidiaries3 records
M.J. Electric funding detail
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M.J. Electric M&A and investment
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Frequently asked questions about M.J. Electric
What does M.J. Electric do?
M.J. Electric is a multi-faceted electrical contractor providing comprehensive construction services across electric transmission, substation, distribution, renewable energy, power generation, industrial, instrumentation, and civil/foundation sectors. The company operates through core divisions (Industrial & Power Controls, Power Delivery, Renewable Energy) and specialized sub-divisions (Process Controls & Instrumentation, MJ Drilling, MJ Excavating) to deliver turnkey EPC solutions, energized line services, foundation installations, and emergency response capabilities to utilities, developers, and industrial customers nationwide.
Is M.J. Electric a public or private company?
M.J. Electric is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.
When was M.J. Electric founded?
M.J. Electric was founded in 1924. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.
Where is M.J. Electric based?
M.J. Electric is headquartered in Iron Mountain, United States, in the North America region.
How does M.J. Electric make money?
Five revenue lines are on record. Construction Services are the primary driver. The others are engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC), foundation Installation (MJ Drilling), heavy Civil Construction (MJ Excavating) and industrial & Power Services.
Who are M.J. Electric's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Henkels & McCoy, MYR Group, PAR Electrical Contractors, Irby Construction Company and Pike Electric. Broad incumbents are MasTec, EMCOR Group, Burns & McDonnell and Black & Veatch. Faith Technologies is listed as an emerging player.
Does M.J. Electric have an API?
No public API is recorded for M.J. Electric.