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Woolace electric has been chosen to wire a brand new water treatment facility for the city of Wapakoneta.

Woolace Electric is in charge of the complete electrical installation for the new waste water treatment plant for the City of Wilmington Ohio.

Woolace Electric is responsible for installation of all new lighting to the showroom addition, office expansion, and parking lot expansion at this award-winning Ford dealership in northwest Ohio.

Woolace Electric provided all electrical work for the City of Piqua’s new Water Treatment Plant that opened June 1, 2017.

Woolace Electric provided all electrical work for this brand-new retail store in Edon, OH that opened in September of 2017.

Woolace Electric completed all electrical components of a new stone quarry for Weber’s Sand and Gravel in Edgerton, OH.

Woolace Electric completed a service upgrade to Goebel Farms in Stryker, OH in the fall of 2018.

Woolace Electric is responsible for the design and installation of all electrical components of this new water treatment plant in St. Mary’s, OH. The new plant will have capacity for 2.4 million gallons per day, and includes soda ash softening and two clearwells.

Vantage Career Center is located in Van Wert, Ohio, and provides technical training to high school juniors and seniors from 12 neighboring school districts. Woolace Electric was responsible for the design and build of all electrical systems including security, access control, sound & paging, the fire alarm system, and telephone & data infrastructure.

Stryker schools are the Woolace’s alma mater. For this project, Woolace Electric was responsible for the design and build of all electrical systems including security, access control, sound & paging, fire alarm system, and telephone & data infrastructure.

Woolace Electric is responsible for the installation of a new fire alarm system, secondary electrical distribution
systems, an arc flash study, and the complete renovation of all lighting in the existing high school classrooms and offices.

In 2010, the city of Van Wert, OH decided to consolidate 4 elementary schools into 1. The school provides education for grades 1-5, which makes up approximately 700 students and 80 staff members.

Locally dubbed as the “largest single construction project that has even taken place in the city”, the Wauseon School District consolidated students in grades 3-8 into 1 two-winged school, which opened in the fall of 2010.

In 2011, Pettisville Schools moved into an all-new PK-12 building with daylighting in the high school, geothermal heating and cooling, and many other energy saving features.

40,000 sq. ft.
New High School

Completed in July of 2016, Woolace Electric supplied all electrical work for the new combined middle and high school in Bryan, OH.

Woolace Electric was responsible for all electrical systems for the K-12 new school , which included a new high school gym, locker rooms, classrooms, Vocational Agriculture learning center, and a new kitchen.