San Luis Obispo Electrician team Electricraft moves forward with construction of new terminal at San Luis Obispo Airport

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SAN LUIS OBISPO – San Luis Obispo electrical contractor Electricraft has been selected to help with the construction and electrical detail of the new terminal at the San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport.

In 2013, San Luis Obispo County supervisors authorized the completion of a design for a new passenger terminal at the San Luis Obispo Regional Airport. Supervisors held a wide-ranging discussion of the future of the airport, including the passenger terminal which was described as “functional, but too small.” The Board of Supervisors estimated this project would cost roughly $25 million, with $1 million alone going towards planning and design.

With an uncertain budget for the 5 years to come, it was previously undetermined whether or not the project would move forward. Some supervisors argued that new terminals produced moderate to low benefit for the airport, others agreed that a new terminal would be needed if the airport is to expand its services as requested by the business community, who wanted a route to Denver established.

In 2015, the construction of the new passenger terminal was approved. Citing the importance of the airport to the area’s tourism and business industries, the SLO County Board of Supervisors unanimously gave final approval to the construction of the project, with an estimated cost of $35.4 million. Groundbreaking on the terminal began mid-October and is expected to take about 18 months to complete.
To help with the construction and electrical detail, Q&D Construction, Inc. the selected general contractor based out of Sparks Nevada has enlisted San Luis Obispo Electricians Electricraft. A small team of professional electricians, Electricraft has been proudly serving the Central Coast since 1984. Family owned and operated, their business has for several decades provided superior quality service, repairs, and construction.

“At Electricraft, we take care of everyone in our community,” says Wes Treder, Co-Owner of Electricraft, “From repairs in homes, remodels, and new construction to large wineries and commercial, industrial projects like this one – There’s no job too big or small for us, and we’re honored to have been awarded the job.”

Displaying a passion for quality and hard work, the team of San Luis Obispo Electricians stays up to date with the progressive electrical industry. Through continued education, hands-on experience and staying in tune with the ever-changing technology, they strive to excel in the electrical energy industry. Their focus is to provide superior quality service, repairs, and construction insuring customers long-term satisfaction with their work.

The terminal, estimated to be completed within the coming years, has been 17 years in the planning. The need for a new terminal was first identified in 1998, however plans to build a new facility grinded to a halt in 2008 due to the recession. The economy has now picked up enough for the new facility to be warranted. “This is long overdue, and I think we are headed in the right direction,” says Frank Mecham of the SLO County Board of Supervisors.

Electricraft, Inc.
205 South Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
(805) 544-8224

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