Who We Are
Matt Bush
founded Electrical Dynamics Incorporated (EDI) in 2005. Initially started as an electrical construction and service operation, EDI has integrated itself into many different types of automation, control, electrical applications and has built a reputation for being able to get the jobs, big or small, done quickly and done right.
After
earning its stripes doing small residential and commercial construction projects near Rawlins, Wyoming, EDI
seized the opportunity in the summer of 2006 to complete a small security project for a large gas producer in the Sublette County's Jonah Field. EDI demonstrated its professionalism while completing the project and soon additional tasks were offered. EDI has now built its way up into large-scale automation and electrical projects while still welcoming smaller jobs. In about two years, EDI grew from two employees to forty. Its workers are strategically located throughout Sublette, Fremont, and Carbon counties in central Wyoming. EDI employees are mobile and ready to complete jobs throughout Wyoming and the region.
EDI headquarters is based in Riverton, Wyoming and is proud to claim contracts with multiple large oil and gas operations. From powerline to small residential applications, EDI serves the needs of all clientele. EDI is a company driven by customer satisfaction and continues to grow because it meets this goal. EDI has recently begun to expand its services to include larger commercial projects and is proud to partner with some of Wyoming's most reputable general contracting providers.
Electrical Dynamic's vision is more than just business. They know that building a business is also about building a community and sharing success. EDI is a proud sponsor of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Riverton Kiwanis Club, Fremont County Junior Livestock Auction, Riverton High School Booster Club, Green River Classic dogsled event, and many individual athletes throughout central Wyoming. EDI is an active community member. It supports the people who believe in working to make their lives and the lives of their neighbors better and EDI challenges you to do the same. That’s good business because when you help others succeed that’s exactly what you do.