About ECA

We built something that lasts. Electrical Corporation of America serves with purpose.

About Electrical Corporation of America

Electrical Corporation of America (ECA) is a leading, employee-owned electrical contractor headquartered in the Kansas City area. IBEW-affiliated and supported by strong labor and supplier partnerships, we deliver complex electrical projects nationwide, with satellite offices in Cleveland and Oklahoma City serving long-standing regional clients.

For more than five decades, ECA has operated by a simple philosophy: build with integrity. That commitment shapes how we treat our people, partner with clients and execute our work, earning lasting relationships and driving steady, sustainable growth.

With the financial strength and technical expertise to execute projects of any size or complexity, ECA delivers safe, efficient and reliable electrical solutions in the most demanding environments. From planning through final connection, our teams focus on quality, safety and results our clients can trust.

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Our History

Founded in 1970 by past president and CEO John “Jack” Welborn, Electrical Corporation of America has grown through strong leadership, skilled craftsmanship and an unwavering commitment to safety and quality. Leadership passed from Welborn to Jim Lacy and Don Laffoon, and today the company is led by president and CEO Jason King.

As ECA has grown, so has its expertise. Advancements in technology and evolving client needs have expanded our capabilities beyond traditional electrical construction to include software development, construction management, electronic communications and mechanical design.

In 2012, ECA launched its electrical maintenance and testing services, extending our commitment to high-quality work and dependable service throughout the full lifecycle of our clients’ systems. This focus on safety, performance, and value has driven consistent, sustainable growth and continues to shape ECA’s future.

In 2022, ECA transitioned to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), reinforcing a culture of accountability and shared success. Employee ownership reflects who we’ve always been: people who take responsibility, support one another and own outcomes from start to finish.

Core Values

Guiding how we work, how we lead and how we deliver value every day.
  • People First
    We invest in our people, prioritize safety, and foster a workplace where everyone can grow, lead, and succeed.
  • Integrity Always
    We do the right thing even when no one’s watching and build trust through honesty, accountability, and respect.
  • Excellence in Every Detail
    From planning to performance, we take pride in quality craftsmanship, precision, and continuous improvement.
  • Team-Driven Success
    We win together. Collaboration, communication, and shared goals drive our success.
  • Purposeful Innovation
    We embrace smart technologies and forward-thinking solutions that enhance outcomes and future-proof our work.
  • Community Commitment
    We believe in service to each other, our clients, and the communities we help build and power.

Safety

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Safety is non-negotiable. It’s built into how we plan, train, and execute. No shortcuts and no compromises.

From 2013 to 2023, ECA maintained a 10-year average EMR of 0.71, reflecting a strong, disciplined safety culture. Backed by a full-time safety director and engaged field leadership, we stay vigilant and accountable on every job.

Our Affiliations

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National Electrical Contractors Association

Advancing the electrical construction industry through advocacy, education, research, and standards development.
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Electri International – The Foundation for Electrical Construction

Supporting critical industry research and leadership development through education and training.
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Electrical Training ALLIANCE (formerly NJATC)

The nation’s largest apprenticeship and training program, developing highly skilled, safety-focused electrical professionals.
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NCEO

NCEO is a nonprofit membership and research organization that provides reliable resources, research, and education to help businesses, employees, and advisors better understand and implement employee ownership programs.
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ESCA

ESCA advocates for and supports employee-owned S corporations by promoting policies, research, and collaboration that strengthen employee ownership and retirement security for workers.

    A Culture of Integrity & Accountability

    ECA’s culture drives performance. We prioritize safety, respect and continuous improvement, empowering our people to take ownership, speak up, and deliver work we’re proud of.

    Our People

    The people who lead ECA bring decades of experience and unwavering commitment.
    Career Timeline:
    • 5 yr Apprentice
    • 5 yr Foreman
    • 4 yr GF
    • 2 yr Super
    • 3 yr PM/Estimator
    • 5 yr VP of Operations
    • 2022 to present President/CEO
    Jason King
    President/CEO
    Career Timeline:
    • Infantry Soldier in US Army
    • 5 yr Apprentice
    • 4 yr Foreman
    • 4 yr Superintendent
    • 3 yr PM/Estimator
    • 1 yr VP
    Mike Moles

    Chief Operating Officer

    Career Timeline:

    • 2 yr Payroll Coordinator
    • 8 yr AP Specialist, AR Clerk, Payroll Specialist
    • 2 yr Controller
    • 4 yr CFO/Corporate Secretary
    Misty Lorton
    Chief Financial Officer
    Career Timeline:
    • 4 yr Administrative Assistant
    • 2 yr Contract admin
    • 1 yr Payroll specialist
    • 2 yr Accounts receivable spec
    • 2 yr Controller
    Meghan Wilson
    Vice President of Financial Operations

    Career Timeline:

    • 5 yr Apprentice
    • 2 yr Foreman
    • 9 yr General Foreman
    • 8 yr Superintendent
    • 4 yr Project Manager/Estimator
    • 2022 - Present VP
    Ryan Hanna

    Divisional Vice President
    Automotive/Manufacturing

    Career Timeline:
    • 16 yrs Field Experience
    • 8 yr PM
    • 2022 to present VP
    Aaron Harrison

    Divisional Vice President
    Hospital/Special Systems/Service

    Career Timeline:
    • 5 yr Apprentice
    • 1 yr Journeyman
    • 2 yr Foreman
    • 7 yr General foreman/super
    • 10 yr PM
    • 2022 to present VP
    Kyle Windisch

    Divisional Vice President
    Data Center/Hospital

    Career Timeline:
    • 4 yr Apprentice
    • 5 yr Foreman/General Foreman
    • 4 yr General Foreman
    • 18 yr PM
    • 7 yr VP
    Mike Crone

    Divisional Vice President
    Power Generation/Food & Beverage

    Career Timeline:
    • 5 yr Apprentice
    • 8 mo. Foreman
    • 2 yr General Foreman/Superintendent
    • 2 yr PM/Estimator
    • 6 mo. Project Executive
    • 2025 to present Divisional VP
    Tyler King

    Divisional Vice President
    Data Center/Baggage Conveyor/Manufacturing

    Career Timeline:
    • 5 yr Apprentice
    • 3 yr Foreman
    • 6 yr Superintendent
    • 4 yr Special Projects Construction Manager
    • 7 yr PM
    • 2 yr Project Executive
    Jake Enyeart

    Divisional Vice President
    Power Generation/Manufacturing