ROSENDIN

In 1919 Woodrow Wilson was President of the United States, the average house sold for under $4,000 and Moses Rosendin began Rosendin Electric Motor Works. The company serviced the Santa Clara/San Jose agricultural community by wiring homes and shops, rewinding motors for wells and pumps and extending pole line facilities for utility companies. The company expanded its business to Central California through the '20's, the Depression and World War II. The end of World War II brought rapid comme... rcial and industrial growth to the Santa Clara Valley and enormously expanded work for Rosendin. The company grew from eight employees in the late 30's to ninety employees in the 1950's. It was at this time, in 1953, that Rosendin Electric was incorporated as an Electrical Contractor in the State of California. In December 1992, Rosendin Electric became an Employee-Owned company. At Rosendin, employee ownership means they are not just another electrical contractor. As owners, they have a stake in the future success of the company. Motivated and empowered to produce the best value and service for their customers, as owners, they are focused on keeping 'customers for life.’ By providing the highest levels of productivity, exceptional customer service and a quality product, they take pride in knowing their work will represent us for years to come. These skills are what have allowed Rosendin Electric to expand to an international contractor with offices nationwide.