Welcome to Allman Electric,
Inc's home on the Internet. At our site you'll find some history about our
services as well as useful information for all consumers. Make sure to check out
the "Contact Us" page so that we may help you personally.
Our Mission
Attitude, Excellence, and
Commitment are maintained as we strive for our client’s satisfaction.
Dedicated to produce a quality product through a well organized plan that
creates a partnership with our clients.
Company Profile
Allman Electric Corporation
was established and incorporated in July 1983 to contribute our skills,
abilities, and experience as a competent & competitive electrical contractor for
the greater Fayetteville area, statewide, and in South Carolina.
Our corporate officers are:
• Larry Allman – President
• Rick Stephens – Vice President
• Peggy Allman – Secretary-Treasurer
Allman Electric has grown continually since 1983, gaining immense experience in
commercial, residential, and service electrical contract wiring. We have a
service department for the general public, a residential department for home
builders, and a commercial department for general contractors. Each department
has a supervisor who is assisted as needed by the company’s vice president, Rick
Stephens and president, Larry Allman. Our state license lists four qualified
individuals with unlimited classification for a total combined experience of
over 119 years.
Allman Electric Corporation is currently located and operating at 345 Wilkes
Road, Fayetteville, NC with over 7050 sq. ft. of office, storage, and warehouse
space. The office was designed and built in the fall of 1992 by Mr. Allman and
Mr. Stephens for the company’s use. In 1995, a 2 bay garage was added with a
certified mechanical technician for in house truck repairs and maintenance. We
maintain a fleet of 60 company vehicles.
In 2001, approximately 2 acres of adjoining property was purchased, rezoned
commercial, and a 40’x60’ building was constructed for a vendor supplied and
managed electrical warehouse. This on site electrical supply warehouse is for
the sole use of Allman Electric Corporation.
It is the policy of Allman Electric Corporation to comply and maintain policies
with all known facets of employee safety, equal opportunity hiring, OSHA and
hazard communications. By maintaining loyal and committed employees, stressing
safety, quality, and customer satisfaction, Allman Electric Corporation’s goal
is to be and remain second to none.
Larry Allman
President
Chief Executive Office
VITAL STATISTICS
In an effort to distinguish Allman Electric from other electrical contractors
and to give you a broader and clearer picture of our company and how you can
benefit from conducting business with us, we have come up with what we think are
some very important statistics on our company.
1. Longevity: 20+ years
We have a long successful track record. We have been in business for the past
20 years, which means that we know what we are doing and how to get your project
completed on time and within budget. It also means we will be here to satisfy
all of your future electrical needs.
2. Sales: 5+ million
When an electrical contractor exceeds 5 million in sales, it places that
contractor in the top 10% of all electrical contractors in the country. It
shows that we are a good size contractor and that we have the necessary
resources to do most any size electrical project you may have, and yet small
enough to offer the personal attention of our top management to your needs.
3. D&B Rating: 3A1
According to Dun & Bradstreet, there are 93,757 businesses in the U.S. with this
rating or better out of 10.5 million, which puts us in the top 1% of all
businesses in the D&B Data Bank.
4. D&B Paydex: 75- which means we pay our bills on time- to attract the best
vendors.
5. Safety: According to our insurance company, our current EMR is 0.74, which
places us 26% above the average company on safety.
6. Number of Employees: 87
There are approximately 65,000 Electrical Contracting firms in the U.S.-
approximately 80% have 10 employees or less.
7. Licensed Areas: North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia
