Silver Creek Electric, Inc.
Silver Creek Electric commercial lighting installation in a modern lobby

SILVER CREEK ELECTRIC

IBEW Local 332 · Morgan Hill, CA

Building reliable power for Bay Area projects

Silver Creek Electric delivers commercial and industrial electrical construction from our office in Morgan Hill, serving San Jose, Gilroy, Los Gatos, Sunnyvale, Cupertino, and Campbell.

2006

Founded to serve Bay Area commercial and industrial clients

IBEW 332

California Union Electrical Contractor

South Bay

Morgan Hill base with crews across the peninsula and South Bay

Selected clients

Organizations that trust our crews

Commercial, education, financial, healthcare, and retail projects across the Bay Area—including Stanford University, Electronic Arts, Chase, Morgan Stanley, Sutter Health, and more.

Who we are

Union craftsmanship for critical environments

Silver Creek Electric, Inc. is a California Union Electrical Contractor (IBEW Local 332). We handle new electrical construction and tenant improvement work, including power generation, distribution and backup systems, and facility maintenance for hospitals, offices, tech facilities, medical offices, and semiconductor spaces.

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Silver Creek Electric crew installing rooftop equipment on a commercial project

02 · Projects

Sectors we build in

From commercial offices to clean rooms and healthcare facilities, our completed work spans the industries that keep the Bay Area running.

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03 · Service areas

Electrical contracting across the South Bay

Based in Morgan Hill, we serve San Jose, Gilroy, Los Gatos, Sunnyvale, Cupertino, Campbell, and nearby communities.

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04 · Insights

From the Silver Creek Electric blog

Practical notes on electrical construction, facility upgrades, and project planning for Bay Area owners and GCs.

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Looking for a union electrical contractor?

Call Silver Creek Electric at (408) 321-9094, or send your project details. We serve commercial, industrial, and public facilities across the South Bay.