Westchester County Electrical Licensed Contractors Association

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Westchester County Licensed Electrical Contractors Association
Employing the attributes of Safety, Education, Quality and Integrity. We will communicate to the consumer through our association, the importance of meeting agreed upon requirements 100% of the time by doing things right the first time.

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The WCLECA is an Association that represents Licensed Electrical Contractors in Westchester County. Our organization was established in 1995 by a group of local business men and has grown to over 250 members. Our goal is to provide the electrical industry, community, and our members with Safety, Education, Quality and Integrity.

Our Past Presidents

Joe Angelori 1995-1998
John Masone 1998-2000
Awni Naber 2000-2002
Carmine Lippolis 2002-2005
Tom Jocelyn 2005-2007
Pat Spirelli 2007-Present

Our Sponsors

WCLECA deeply appreciates the sponsorship of governments and other organizations committed to ensuring proper licensing of electrical contractors, alerting contractors of new technology, and providing safety and updated training resources.

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Become A Member

If you are not a member of WCLECA but would like to join, you can download a printable application, or register online. Only our members have access to services offered by WCLECA and our sponsors.

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Ensuring Safety Always Comes First

	GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter)... These items are now a requirement in various locations all homes. They save lives and are relatively inexpensive to install. They should be tested once a month and, some required locations are bathrooms, kitchens, garages, basements, outside, Etc.		Smoke Detectors... Smoke detectors are a vital part of the life safety equipment you should have in your home. Should one detector be activated all others detectors will sound together. This is now required by the New York State Building code.		CO2 monitors... Carbon monoxide is a odorless and colorless deadly gas. It can kill a person in less then a minute. Any type of combustion system gives off this gas. All homes should have a least one on every floor, and especially one near any home heating system.
Please make sure you use a licensed Electrician to install and check all your electrical systems. SAFETY STARTS WITH YOU!