Ramon Esparza
Owner, electrical contractor
Runs the quotes and the schedule with Vicki, and goes out on the larger jobs.
About
A small crew that works the same valley
Wildcat Hills Electric is Ramon Esparza and five others. The work is wells, pivots, barns and bins, in the counties around Scottsbluff.
Most of what we do is what a ranch or a farm needs to keep running: power for water, power for animals, power for harvest. We write a page after every visit, so you have a record of what was checked and what's next. The details here are sample copy for the owner to replace.
The crew
Who comes out
Travis Wells
Lead journeyman, pivots and pumps
Leads the startup and shutdown visits.
Cody Rainwater
Journeyman, controls and drives
Sets up drives, pressure switches and the phone links.
Vicki Pennington
Office and scheduling
Answers the phone and keeps the calendar.
Esmeralda Lugo
Apprentice electrician
Learning the trade under Travis and Cody.
Abraham Cuevas
Apprentice electrician
Learning the trade under Travis and Cody.
How we work
Four habits
We write it down
Every visit ends with a page of what we checked and found.
We say what's not ours
Lines and transformers belong to your power district.
We plan around the water
Work goes before first water, between cuttings and after harvest.
We close the gate
We leave the gate, the panel door and the yard as we found them.
Whose license is on the work
The license number is in the footer of every page. Look it up with the state before you book.
License
Electrical Contractor
NE Lic. 000000 · Nebraska State Electrical Division
Lets the business take electrical jobs in Nebraska and pull the permits for them.
Insurance
General liability insurance
A certificate of insurance goes to you on request.
Check it yourself
Look it up
Search the license number on the state's lookup. The class and the holder's name show there.
Meet us at the gate
Text a photo of the panel, or ask for a visit.