George R. Smalley Co.

06/02/2026

June is National Safety Month, National Safety Council's annual observance to promote safety in communities across the U.S. ESFI’s workplace electrical safety materials provide valuable information to help employees make safe choices every day and include tips for creating a safer work environment, no matter where the work takes place. Share our free safety materials throughout your workplace and community: https://zurl.co/k9aIz

June is National Safety Month, National Safety Council's annual observance to promote safety in communities across the U.S. ESFI’s workplace electrical safety materials provide valuable information to help employees make safe choices every day and include tips for creating a safer work environment, no matter where the work takes place. Share our free safety materials throughout your workplace and community: https://zurl.co/k9aIz

06/01/2026

While most power surges originate within buildings and facilities, external sources can still impact your equipment. Investing in surge protective devices can keep your facility safe from indirect lightning, power grid switches, and damage to power lines or transformers.
Make sure you are protected. Give us a call at 724-437-1927.

05/29/2026

Powering businesses all week, taking a break for the weekend! 🛠️ Our team is wrapping up, but we want to remind all commercial property managers to ensure your building's systems are safe before turning out the lights.
Have a safe and bright weekend! 💡

05/28/2026

Is your business relying on outdated electrical systems? Are you having problems with energy efficiency or safety? We specialize in commercial electrical installations and repairs for small businesses and extensive industrial facilities. Let us help you modernize your electrical infrastructure and save money while ensuring the safety of your employees and customers. Call us today at 724-437-1927 for further information.

05/27/2026

: Home Safety Edition 🏠⚡️
Did you know that flickering lights can sometimes be a sign of loose wiring or an overloaded circuit? Don't ignore the warning signs. Keeping your family safe is our top priority.
This Wednesday, take 5 minutes to:
Check your smoke detector batteries.
Ensure outlets aren't overloaded.
Test your GFCIs.
If something doesn't look right, we're just a call away! 📞
724-437-1927.

05/26/2026

According to National Electrical Manufacturers Association, more than half of all surges are created from within a facility, and many go unnoticed because they may not immediately cause device failure. Implementing a comprehensive surge mitigation plan will protect a facility from all causes of surges.
Ask us about surge protection in your building. Give us a call at 724-437-1927.

05/22/2026

Have a safe and enjoyable Memorial Day weekend. Remember and honor. 🇺🇸

05/20/2026

Happy , Southwestern Pennsylvania! ⚡ Time for a quick mid-week electrical tip. Did you know that flickering lights or warm switch plates are your home’s way of saying, "Hey, I need a check-up!"? 🤔 Don't ignore the warning signs! Catching small electrical issues early saves you from massive headaches and costly repairs down the road.
Need a reliable pair of hands to check it out? Give us a call at 724-437-1927! Let's get your home safely powered up. 🔋🔧

05/19/2026

Another successful day in Southwestern PA. Whether we are rewiring a historic home, installing smart fixtures, or upgrading lighting for a local business, we love what we do. Quality workmanship and the safety of your family or employees is always our top priority.
What electrical projects do you need help with? Let’s talk! Give us a call at 724-437-1927.

05/18/2026

Recently, George R. Smalley Co. held its annual "All Hands" and safety meeting at the Diamond Ballroom in Uniontown, PA.

The day began with on-site forklift training led by Brandon Harris of Keystone Risk Management.

At the ballroom, Brandon gave a presentation on Lockout/Tagout. GRS Foreman Doug Fullem and Smalley VP Susan Golden followed with a demonstration, highlighting live/dead/live testing as an essential step in the lockout procedure.

Following a catered lunch, Rusty Smalley addressed the team, presenting the Smalley "State of the Union" and discussing the upcoming year and GRS's future outlook.


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