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75 Years of Excellence

At Pieper Electric, our people are our power. As a full-service electrical, mechanical, and automation contractor, our people are what enable us to stand out in our industry. They’re the reason for our success. Founded on the principle that every person should strive to first and foremost be a servant leader, we work tirelessly to keep our people safe, enlighten and stimulate their minds, and teach them how to be good stewards of the community in a genuinely serving way. From these efforts, we’ve grown into a truly unique company.

Pieper Electric extends its reach through specialized brands, each excelling in their respective fields. Pieper Automation, Systems Technologies, Pro Lightning Protection, and Ideal Mechanical operate under the same commitment to excellence. By putting our people first, we are able to consistently deliver to the highest quality standards in the industry and develop lasting relationships with our customers.

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Markets

We don’t strive to just be present in each industry, but to be the leader in the industries we serve.

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Services

Our diverse skills enable us to deliver a comprehensive range of capabilities. As a collective team, our collaboration across services allows us to serve you better as a single source.

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Pieper Electric empowers employees to grow, to perform, to succeed

—and help coworkers do the same. Our culture and structure is different than other companies in our industry, and we attract exceptional people because of it. Our people are empowered to grow and encouraged to continually strive to enhance their careers and personal lives.

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Safety

Safety is our moral obligation and number one priority.
It’s our responsibility to elevate that, not just within our company, but within our homes and community as well.

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Featured Projects

  • Aerial view of a large Haribo factory surrounded by green fields, parking lot, small ponds, and a water tower with a blue sphere on top.

    HARIBO Manufacturing Facility

    Completed in 2023, the project was composed of a main production facility that contains a three-story production space, a three-story central building, a one-story boiler house/workshop, and a two-story administration building.

  • Modern three-story building with curved glass walls and interior climbing wall, exterior view at dusk, three people walking on sidewalk in front.

    Bakke Recreation and Wellbeing Center

    Completed in 2022, the new Bakke Recreation & Wellbeing Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison addresses the current and future recreation, fitness and wellness needs of their campus. The facility provides the UW-Madison community an experience unique to the University, fully taking advantage of its natural surroundings.

  • Usona Institute

    Usona Institute

    New 91,548 square foot research facility campus, serving as a global center in psychedelic research to bridge training and education across clinical research, academic discovery, and practices to develop models for future approved therapies.

  • Outdoor seating area with metal pergola, brick wall with green graffiti, potted plants, and a large football player mural in the background.

    Milwaukee Bucks Entertainment District

    A 2.3-acre public plaza, three buildings activated by retail and entertainment tenants, and an all-seasons beer garden with semi-covered canopy structure.

  • A tall modern glass skyscraper with a curved shape, surrounded by tree branches and leaves, against a clear blue sky.

    Northwest Mutual Towers & Commons

    Interior build-out of 32-story glass structure, which boasts 1.1 million square feet of office space designed for innovation and collaboration. The building and its offices were built to accommodate 1,100 existing employees, plus another 1,900 employees who could be added by 2030.

  • Interior of a restaurant or banquet hall with plastic-wrapped chairs and tables, orange booth seating along windows, dark blue walls, decorative chandeliers, and some staff members preparing the space.

    The Madison Club

    Renovation of Madison, Wisconsin's oldest private club and fine dining restaurant, The Madison Club. Focusing on its 40,000-square-foot third floor, three meeting rooms and two dining area were completed gutted and remodeled to reflect the club's commitment to evolving with the times, providing an updated and modernized space for its esteemed members.