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09/04/2026

Celebrating 4 great years with Dan Simas! 🎉⚡

Happy Work Anniversary to Dan Simas, who is marking **4 years** with Con J. Franke Electric this September! Since September 2022, Dan’s hard work, resourcefulness, and positive attitude have made a lasting impact on our projects and our team.

It’s the dedicated people behind the tools that keep our operations running smoothly every day, and we’re so glad to have Dan on our crew.

Thank you for 4 fantastic years of dedication, Dan! 👏

09/01/2026

Reliability in water infrastructure is non-negotiable. It requires specialized knowledge and systems built to last. Learn exactly how Con J. Franke builds the complete electrical nervous system—handling everything from complex SCADA controls to critical emergency power—that keeps the clean water flowing 24/7.

08/28/2026

The Don Pedro Powerhouse Modernization is a major milestone for our region, as this is the largest powerhouse in the immediate area. Being chosen as the electrical team for this total retrofit is a huge honor for Con J. Franke. We’re proud to be on-site, landing the wire and installing the systems that will keep the lights on in the Central Valley for the next half-century.

08/25/2026

A project like EchoWater has a lot of moving pieces — multiple trades, tight schedules, a facility that can't go down for even a minute.

Someone has to hold all of that together.

For this project, that's Joel Perez. Joel's been running the show from day one — managing the contracts, keeping the schedule on track, coordinating with engineers, plant operators, and every trade on site. It's a job that requires equal parts technical knowledge and people skills.

We're lucky to have him. Shoutout to Joel for keeping this one moving.

08/21/2026

Fifteen years. Erik has seen a lot of projects, trained a lot of people, and helped shape what this team looks like today. That legacy matters more than most people know. Thank you, Erik.

08/19/2026

Not every electrical contractor can work inside a live water treatment plant.

The skills it takes — high-voltage systems, motor controls, operating around active equipment without a single interruption — those come from decades of doing this specific kind of work. You can't fast-track it.

We've been building and maintaining California's critical infrastructure since 1925. That's not a marketing line — it's the reason clients like EchoWater call us.

When it has to work, it has to be us.

08/13/2026

Something we're genuinely proud of: we don't hire our leaders from the outside.

We grow them here.

Our foremen and superintendents started as apprentices, learned the trade from the ground up through our IBEW Local 595 training, and worked their way into leadership roles over years on the job. That's not an accident — it's how we do things.

The result is a team that knows our standards inside and out. Because they helped build them.

08/11/2026

Before the panels go up or the equipment rolls in, we go underground.

Our crews at EchoWater are currently in the trenches — literally. We're running heavy conduit (5-inch and 6-inch pipe) through large underground excavations, building the electrical highway that everything else will connect to.

It's the foundation that makes everything above ground possible.

The work nobody sees first is usually the most important work we do.

08/06/2026

It takes serious leadership to coordinate a multi-year electrical overhaul like the Don Pedro Powerhouse Modernization. Our effort on-site is led by Project Manager Joel Perez and Foreman Dustin King. Between our partnership with TCB Industrial on the mechanical side and Point 1 Electrical Systems handling the fiber optics, we’ve got a dream team focused on "Powering What Matters."

08/04/2026

Here's the puzzle we're solving at EchoWater: how do you replace a cooling system that can never turn off?

Very carefully — and in phases.

The old chillers have to keep running while we build the new system right next to them. New chillers, new pumps, new switchgear, new control panels — all of it has to be completely installed, tested, and signed off before we even touch the old system.

Then, in a very small, very controlled window, we make the switch.

It's a bit like swapping out the engine on a moving car. Except the car is a water treatment plant, and the community is in it.

Address

317 N Grant Street
Stockton, CA
95202

Telephone

+12094620717

Website

http://www.cjfranke.com/

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