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Headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, we utilize a network of branch offices and industry partners to provide our clients with innovative solutions and quality service so that they can remain focused on their core business.
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From our home office in Jacksonville, FL, our network of branches, and our industry partnerships, Miller Electric Company can serve our clients across the country and beyond. We are a licensed electrical contractor in over 40 states and have performed work in every corner of the United States.
We provide innovative solutions and quality service that add value to our clients and allow us to earn a fair profit. This gives us the freedom to create new opportunities, reinvest with our families and communities, and ensure the long-term sustainability of the company. Our Story | Miller Electric Company.
At Miller Electric Company, as businesses increasingly transition to clean vehicle solutions, we have never been more ready to help you supercharge your infrastructure — to offer sustainable solutions that power your customers, fleets, and more.
Located in Jacksonville, Florida, the EVIDC is a public facility designed to provide an immersive experience for EV users. With a wide array of level 2 chargers and level 3 DC fast chargers from various manufacturers, the center allows visitors to explore and experience different charging solutions firsthand.
20 lip 2023 · Miller Electric Company, in partnership with CBRE, broke ground Friday, July 14th, on a new Electric Vehicle Innovation Design Center (EVIDC) in Jacksonville, FL. This cutting-edge facility creates the opportunity for clients and stakeholders to experience firsthand a wide range of electric vehicle (EV) solutions from various manufacturers.
17 lis 2023 · In an effort to revolutionize the electric vehicle industry, Miller Electric Co. officially opened its new “Electric Vehicle Innovative Design Center” on Friday morning in Jacksonville. It’s a move many officials say will change the future of transportation.
