Message from Ray
More than 100 years ago, our founder, Henry Miller, taught us to listen to the customer, that value is priceless, and that in the end, all you have is your name. Customers regularly remind us of whether or not we are delivering on these values and I’m proud to say that, because of the tenor of our employees, most customer comments reveal that we consistently deliver value head and shoulders above our competition.
One of the ways we deliver value is through innovation; from positioning ourselves on the leading edge of emerging technologies to building an in-house prefab shop to dreaming up new ways of delivering custom commercial services to sharing world class safety training with the Omaha community, Miller Electric employees are constantly thinking of how we can delight customers with quality, convenience and insight.
It’s the character of the people working for Miller Electric and the quality of our customers that give us staying power and that will guide us into another 100 years of excellence.
What is your Millerism?
We want to hear your Miller Electric story! As we look forward to another century of service, we want to know what Miller Electric means to you. Share your connection, memory, or photo with us. Or, send a salute to a Miller Electric employee who helped you complete a project, learn how to work safely with electricity or in some other way provided standout service.
My Miller Connection
A Century of Powering a City’s Growth
Trace Omaha’s history and you’ll see Miller Electric consistently involved in critical business developments. Here are highlights and landmarks of our work in powering Omaha’s business backbone.
100 Years of Miller Electric History
1912
Henry Miller started H.W. Electric in his garage, focusing on high-end residential work.
1925
Miller Electric works on Creighton University Stadium
1936
Mutual of Omaha headquarters erected
1939
Carrie Belle Raymond Girls Dorm – University of Nebraska
1940
Miller Electric helps build North High School
1949
Boys Town fieldhouse project
1950
Miller Electric helps with U.S. military silos; we move our headquarters to 2501 St. Mary’s Ave.
1952
We launch our first company logo
1954
Miller Electric wires the Nebraska College of Medicine and the Omaha World Herald buildings.
1959
Omaha Public Power District project
1964
Miller Electric helps with Bergan Mercy Hospital
1965
Miller Electric heads back to Creighton University to wire the men’s dorm
1969
Miller wires the Woodmen Tower
1970
We wire the First Data Resources building
1974
We change our name to Miller Electric Co.
1975
We continue with projects for Creighton Prep, Bergan Mercy and the University of Nebraska Medical Center
1985
The Miller family sells the company to employees and we shift our focus from high end residential and commercial to strictly commercial electrical work
1989
Miller Electric begins low voltage work on telephones, data centers and fiber optics
1990
Ameritrade building
2001
We work on the World Herald Freedom Center, Bank of the West and C&A Industries facilities
2002
Miller Electric wires PayPal for success
2003
We work on the Regency Court renovation
2005
Miller Electric wires the Holland Performing Arts Center
2006
We wire Midtown Crossing and install state of the art security system
2006
Miller Electric wires PayPal for success
2007
Miller powers the UNMC Durham Research Center II and Transplant Production Facility projects
2009
We work on UNO’s Mammel Hall
2010
We add Blue Cross Blue Shield’s new headquarters and the FBI offices to our customer list
2012
We work on TD Ameritrade headquarters building, implementing green features and LEED requirements
2012
We update our logo and brand elements
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