For years on this program, we've talked about the expertise of the NECA-IBEW powering America team on projects all across the country, both big and small. But really do we focus on what they do in the residential side of the electrical construction industry. That's not building homes, that's servicing them. And outlet moved, a home theater wire, or a new panel like this one installed by the best electricians and technicians in the world. It's happening more and more all across the country, trading in job site elevators for doorbells. And for one contractor in Albuquerque, it's a whole new way of doing business. The service work is something that kind of happened as a result of our customers' neediness to do it. Buildings always need maintaining, there's always work to happen. So they're kind of like the backbone of our company, what we say keeps the lights on. And having that attitude of whatever it takes motto of whatever the customer needs, we can do it, what we do. Unlike larger commercial jobs, almost every service call is an emergency. Whether it's a restaurant needing to restore power back to the commercial fridge or a resident meeting your air conditioner to power on during a scorching New Mexico day, all jobs and service work are critical. That's why it's vital that the IBEW Local 611, an NECA contractor, B&D, have a productive and trusting relationship. We're very proud of that relationship that we've done with the Indian throughout the years, you know, with them providing a lot of job opportunities for our members. You know, providing critical service needs, essential power for emergency calls, 24 hours around the clock. I'm equally proud about members that promote the IBEW, they'll promote our signatory employers when they represent them and interact with the NGOs or our customers out there. Our electricians, they are the face of the company, they are B&D, we call them the boots on the ground. They're the ones turning the wrenches, they're the ones, you know, turning the lights on. They're the ones doing the work. Our job is to support them. So the trust that we have and then to take care of our customers is why they do what they do. And that's why it's great that we have IBEW tradesmen that are true professionals in what they do. We know when we get dispatched to any customer that jobs will be done properly safely in time. It's important to work with skilled electricians because we need to be the most efficient we can to get to the next emergency. People wanting to get their AC up and running, you know, people come in a panic when their power is out because a lot of businesses can't function without power. And so we're that saving grace to come in and get them back up and running and time is money. The Powering America team must approach every job with their deep well of knowledge because every situation brings its own set of challenges. The learning never stops no matter how many years you have on the job. There's never boringness. You know, one day you can be in a ditch fixing a conduit that's broken. Next day you're in this beautiful building fixing a $10,000 shender lear. You know, and it's a great thing about this trade is you're learning all the time. You never top out when you think you've figured everything out, you're running into something new. The problem was solved. Supplying to man, there's a demand for work. Why not be the supplier? That's what B&D found as they began to ramp up their service division. The thing that traditionally folks think about union contractors is we can man up quickly. There's a big job going up, we can go from zero to a hundred person crew in a matter of a month or two. And that's a wonderful thing and people think of union IBW electricians the big job guys, right? The thing about it is if we put in a call to the hall and they sent us a journeyman, we know that that individual's trained, they're prepared, they're ready. And they could do the types of things that we're going to have to ask them to do on their own, loan ranger style and service. That's wonderful. Well, it's not highlighted as often as the big jobs. Service work is an invaluable part of the NICIBW powering America team. It's the work that gets business back up and running, the work that brings power back to your house, your neighbor's house, and our communities. For Electric TV, I'm Dominic Gerritanel. Be sure to follow us on social media for behind-the-scenes extras and industry information.