What is AECSN?

The American Electrical Contractor Services Network (AECSN) is a professional, coast-to-coast network of licensed electricians and electrical contractors operating across the United States and Canada.

We provide high-quality, standardized field service solutions for some of the most respected names in the electrical industry.

AECSN connects manufacturers, asset owners, and developers with a verified network of skilled contractors who deliver work that meets or exceeds all code, compliance, and brand requirements.

We support:

• Leading Electrical Equipment Manufacturers – including installations, certifications, inspections, repairs, removals, reinstallation, diagnostics, warranty work, and scheduled maintenance.
• Independent Power Producers (IPPs) – for solar and renewable energy projects, including solar farm construction, commissioning, operations, service, testing, repair, and long-term maintenance.
• Utility Companies and Property Developers – for full-scope electrical contracting, new construction, service upgrades, site infrastructure, retrofits, and large-scale system installs.
• Commercial, Industrial, Government, and Residential Clients – for day-to-day service calls, project-based work, system installations, tenant improvements, and emergency response.

Our Mission:

Our Mission: To drive the long-term growth of licensed electricians and contractors by providing access to meaningful work, while ensuring top-tier field performance for manufacturers and clients alike.

AECSN enforces high standards through rigorous onboarding, ongoing education, active project oversight, and a culture rooted in compliance, integrity, and safety.

Does AECSN have current work?

Yes. AECSN maintains active national and regional contracts with manufacturers, developers, and energy asset operators. We have immediate demand for licensed, certified electricians to fulfill ongoing and upcoming projects throughout North America. New jobs are posted and dispatched daily.

Initial Requirements:

• • Meet manufacturer-specific training and certification requirements
  • Adhere to branding, conduct, and ethical policies
  • Participate in ongoing safety, technical, and product training
  • Submit work history, professional references, and project documentation (e.g., before-and-after photos)

Contractors who fail to meet quality expectations, miss deadlines, or violate compliance policies may face suspension or removal from the network. Contractors who exceed expectations are often rewarded with higher-value opportunities.

What are the ongoing

requirements for membership?

AECSN members must maintain active compliance by:

• Keeping licenses, insurance, and bonding current
• Completing all required training, recertifications, and product-specific onboarding
• Meeting or exceeding customer satisfaction benchmarks
• Submitting complete and timely documentation for every job
• Responding promptly to job offers, dispatches, and communications
• Adhering to branding, ethics, and field standards
• Participating in refresher courses and new technology rollouts from manufacturers

What benefits does AECSN offer members?

• • Verified job leads and pre-approved work orders from major national clients
  • Opportunities for sales partnerships or VAR (Value Added Reseller) roles with select manufacturers for qualified contractors with a dedicated sales force
  • Exclusive discounts on tools, materials, PPE, and industry software through AECSN-vetted vendors
  • Back-office support – job tracking, invoicing tools, scheduling integration, and administrative help
  • Marketing, branding, and presentation guidance to build a professional image
  • Free or discounted access to mandatory and advanced manufacturer certification programs
  • Eligibility for long-term contracts, repeat service work, and preferred vendor status
  • Membership in a trusted, expanding peer network of licensed electricians and trade professionals
  • Access to technical, safety, business, and legal education, including code updates and safety certifications

How do manufacturers

interact with AECSN?

AECSN acts as a single point of contact and accountability for manufacturers, providing:

• • A screened, compliant, and fully trained contractor workforce
  • Full oversight of job dispatch, quality control, and performance management
  • Access to real-time service reporting, feedback, and data analytics
  • A centralized structure for nationwide rollout, warranty repair, or customer support programs
  • Customizable service models, from on-demand repairs to white-label field teams
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Where does AECSN operate?

• • AECSN operates in the lower 48 states and throughout Canada, maintaining a bilingual, certified, and fully insured contractor network.
  • We ensure coverage in urban, suburban, and rural areas, helping manufacturers maintain consistent field service regardless of geography or project scope.

Direct Contracts (Rare Cases):

If a project requires a direct agreement between the contractor and end client, AECSN will execute a separate written agreement that outlines the coordination fee due to AECSN if the contractor is paid directly. These cases are uncommon and fully documented in advance.

Who covers service-related costs?

Contractors are generally responsible for their own operational expenses:

• Transportation, fuel, and lodging (if applicable)
• Tools, meters, diagnostic equipment
• Labor and team wages
• Required PPE and safety gear

AECSN or the manufacturer may:

• Provide or pre-ship job-specific materials or equipment
• Reimburse pre-approved expenses after submission of receipts and approval

All cost responsibilities are defined in each project work order and must be approved in writing before reimbursement.

How does AECSN maintain

quality and accountability?

We implement a structured, multi-layered quality assurance system that includes:

• • Annual license and insurance verification
  • Background checks (initial and annual where legally permitted)
  • Mandatory job documentation for every assignment, including:
    • Before-and-after photos
    • Completed service checklist or work order
    • Signed client completion form
    • Itemized invoice with breakdown of labor and materials
  • Client satisfaction surveys after every job
  • Compliance reviews against AECSN and manufacturer standards
  • Internal and third-party audits, including random job reviews and manufacturer field inspections

Do I have to use AECSN or manufacturer branding?

Yes, in most cases.

• Some manufacturers require use of their branding for professional visibility (e.g., logoed apparel, truck decals, branded paperwork)
• Other projects require AECSN-branded materials to maintain national consistency

You will receive project-specific branding instructions in your work order. Unless explicitly provided for, contractors are responsible for branding-related expenses (e.g., decals, patches, signage).

What documentation is required for each job?

To ensure quality, compliance, and fast payment, the following documents must be submitted upon completion:

• Before-and-after photos clearly showing scope of work
• A completed work order summary or service checklist
• A signed client acknowledgment (if applicable)
• A detailed invoice, listing labor hours, materials, services performed

How will I be evaluated?

AECSN evaluates members on a consistent set of performance indicators, including:

• Customer satisfaction and post-job surveys
• Manufacturer feedback and service reviews
• Timeliness of job completion and communication response
• Accuracy and completeness of documentation
• Professional appearance, branding, and field conduct

Top-performing contractors may receive:

• Priority dispatch for high-value projects
• Preferred contractor status
• Invitations to participate in product launches, pilot programs, or national rollouts
• Visibility and promotion within manufacturer partner programs

Who should join AECSN?

AECSN is seeking licensed, insured, and qualified electrical contractors across North America who:

• Want access to steady, high-quality field work
• Are committed to safety, training, and professional growth
• Value long-term partnerships with national brands
• Maintain code-compliant, client-focused standards
• Are responsive, responsible, and ready to grow

Whether you’re an independent contractor or run a small electrical firm, AECSN is the network where skill, professionalism, and opportunity meet.