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Summit Electric Supply
SUMMIT Electric Supply is a recipient of the 2003 New Mexico Ethics
in Business Award by making business ethics a company-wide priority.
It has a written Ethics Statement that places ethical practices
at the foundation of their relationships with customers, suppliers
and associates. It is a policy to adhere to good business principles
and to provide customers with honesty and integrity.
SUMMIT Electric Supply supports its associates with programs that
go above and beyond the standard expectations. For example, SUMMIT
Electric Supply employees have an associate loan program which allows
employees to take a loan from SUMMIT for 12 months with no interest.
Employees are offered bonuses for completing in-house training modules
and both full- and part-time employees are afforded tuition reimbursement.
For those seeking religious comfort, a chaplain is available to
any employee requesting help.
In day-to-day operations, SUMMIT Electric Supply follows a strict
set of customer service standards. They provide timely and efficient
service backed by a guarantee. Counter service is delivered within
30 seconds or customers receive a $5 SUMMIT coin for goods and services.
Call-in orders are guaranteed within 20 minutes or the customer's
account is credited with $20. In addition they provide 24-hour,
seven-days-a-week emergency service.
SUMMIT Electric Supply is well known in New Mexico for its charitable
work in the state. They are strong supporters of organizations such
as the Mid-Rio Grande Chapter of the American Red Cross, ACCION
New Mexico and the Salvation Army. They are also known for their
generous contributions in times of tragedy such as the Cerro Grande
fires and the September 11th terrorist attacks.
SUMMIT Electric Supply was founded in 1977 by Victor Jury, Sr.,
Victor Jury, Jr. and David Meredith. Since then, it has become one
of the fastest-growing privately held electrical supply firms in
New Mexico. They've grown from 5 employees to over 300 associates
and ten service centers in New Mexico, Texas and Arizona.
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