What is Cache Valley Electric?

We are a ground to cloud™ solutions provider of: transmission lines and substations; signals and utilities; heavy industrial and commercial electrical construction; teledata, multimedia, and wireless systems; intrusion detection and access control; network infrastructure, data centers, security, and cloud computing.

Who is the owner of Cache Valley Electric?

Jim Laub
Founded in 1915 by Henry Frederick Laub, Cache Valley Electric holds the oldest electrical contracting license in the state of Utah. We are in our third generation of Laub family leadership with Jim Laub at the helm as our owner and CEO.

How many employees does Cache Valley Electric have?

1,000 employees
Cache Valley Electric has 1,000 employees.

Is Cache Valley Electric Union?

Cache Valley Electric has always emphasized that quality employees are essential to our success. CVE is a union contractor and many of our job openings are posted and filled through the IBEW (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers). …

Where is the Logan Cache Airport in Utah?

The Logan-Cache Airport is located in beautiful Logan, Utah and serves as the general aviation airport for all of Cache Valley. The Osprey – a tiltrotor aircraft that takes off and lands like a helicopter but flies through the sky like an airplane – visited Cache Valley for six weeks of high-tech performance testing.

Who are electrical contractors in Cache Valley Utah?

Cache Valley Electric is hiring qualified Journeymen Electricians for multiple projects throughout Utah. Join us at an upcoming Hiring Event! We are CVE—a world-class specialty electrical contractor—coming together to build infrastructure, power buildings, network companies, and connect ideas.

What to see and do in Cache Valley?

With open land for development, several runways, continued improvements and a convenient location, The Logan-Cache Airport stands as an ideal site for aviation business opportunities. Cache Valley is home to beautiful mountains, lakes, wildlife and other amazing scenery.

Is there an Osprey at Logan Cache Airport?

The Osprey – a tiltrotor aircraft that takes off and lands like a helicopter but flies through the sky like an airplane – visited Cache Valley for six weeks of high-tech performance testing. Welcome to the Logan-Cache Airport.