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RCI Electric LLC RCI electric specializes in residential, commercial, and industrial industries.

RCI Electric is your trusted expert for Mining, Agricultural, Commercial, and Residential Electrical Services. With over 16 years of experience, owner Brett, delivers top-quality electrical solutions tailored to your specific needs. Whether it's powering large-scale mining operations, ensuring efficiency in agricultural settings, upgrading commercial electrical systems, or handling residential wiring, RCI Electric provides reliable, safe, and expert service. As an owner-operated business, Brett is hands-on with every project, ensuring precision and customer satisfaction.

10/13/2026

Vegetation doesn’t belong back in the trench.

As it breaks down, it can leave voids that lead to settling and surface issues later. We strip it out, backfill with the excavated material, and keep the fill as solid and stable as possible.

Good backfill starts with what you don’t put back in.

10/12/2026

“Warn the next guy.”

That’s who the dig tape is for. Not just the crew installing the line today, but whoever comes back to repair something or run a new service later.

A lot of good work disappears when a trench gets filled. Before a project wraps up, ask what information is being left for the next crew—and what records you should keep with the property.

10/10/2026

One trench can carry several different plans.

This conduit layout includes the main three-phase transformer feed, spare capacity for a possible future transformer, and smaller pathways for future light-pole and security power. Each route has a purpose, even if some of that capacity is not needed today.

Good infrastructure leaves room for the next decision.

10/09/2026

Lockout/tagout is there for one reason: to protect the person working downstream.

The device identifies who installed it and keeps someone from restoring power while work is still happening.

It’s a simple safeguard, but in electrical work, that can mean the difference between a safe job and a serious injury.

10/08/2026

Safety comes first around switchgear.

Before any work starts, we verify what’s de-energized, identify what’s still live, and make sure everyone understands the work area limits.

It’s also a good teaching moment: ask questions, understand the system, and never assume equipment is safe until you've confirmed it.

10/07/2026

Two rolls of tape. Two different jobs.

Brett is building up insulation with rubber tape, then adding color for identification. From a distance, it all looks like tape. On the job, knowing what each material is doing matters.

If you’re having electrical work explained to you, “What is that part for?” is a good question. The answer should be more useful than “That’s just how we do it.”

10/06/2026

A splice is only as good as the prep behind it.

This is a method we’ve used for years because, when done properly, it creates a strong, dependable connection that holds up over time.

10/05/2026

A mark on the ground only helps if you know what it means.

On this job, we uncovered water lines, control cables, and tree roots along the route.

Before underground work starts, make sure everyone knows what’s been identified and what’s still unknown.

10/05/2026

A good termination starts before the conductor ever reaches the terminal.

There’s a lot that goes into prepping a heavy multi-conductor cable — getting the jacket cut back where you need it, separating everything out, and leaving the individual conductors clean and ready to route.

Take too much and you’ve created a problem. Take too little and you’re fighting it during the next step.

Good prep makes the rest of the install go a whole lot smoother.

10/04/2026

Do it right before the dirt goes back in.

Once an underground raceway is buried, you really don’t want to see it again.

Get the conduit seated, keep the run aligned, watch your transitions, and make sure you’re leaving a good path for the conductors that still have to come through.

A clean wire pull starts with a clean conduit install.

The work nobody sees still matters.

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Loveland, CO
80538

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 9pm
Tuesday 6am - 9pm
Wednesday 6am - 9pm
Thursday 6am - 9pm
Friday 6am - 9pm
Saturday 6am - 9pm
Sunday 6am - 9pm

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+19702941208

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