About

A union commercial contractor built around a working estimator

Zimick Electric is large enough to carry a phased schedule and small enough that the person who priced your job is the person you call about it.

NJ Lic. 34EB01813400 IBEW Local 164 signatory Bergen · Hudson · Essex · Passaic 24/7 emergency response
The short version

In the trade since 2006. Building this company since 2016.

Lou Zimick entered the electrical trade in 2006 and began his IBEW apprenticeship in 2007. Zimick Electric LLC was formed in 2016 and has spent the years since moving steadily from service work into commercial construction, not by chasing every opportunity, but by getting deep in a few building types and letting the referrals follow.

Healthcare became the anchor. Eight years of continuous work inside occupied clinical facilities set a standard for planning, documentation, and cleanliness that is now applied to every job we take, whether it is a hospital corridor or a homeowner’s generator pad.

Today the company is a signatory contractor with IBEW Local 164, running a dedicated field team and a maintained service fleet out of Englewood, New Jersey.

An early Zimick Electric service van photographed against the Manhattan skyline
An early Zimick Electric van. The livery has changed; the phone still gets answered.
The Zimick Electric field team standing with the company service fleet including a bucket truck
The team and the fleet, Englewood, New Jersey.
How we work

Four commitments, stated plainly

These are not values on a wall. They are the specific things clients tell us are different, written down so you can hold us to them.

The owner reads your drawings

Every set that comes in is read by the estimator-owner accountable for the result. You are not handed off to someone who has never seen the plans.

We estimate before we price

Quantified takeoff, labor applied by installation condition, current vendor pricing. The number holds because there is arithmetic behind it.

We work in occupied buildings

Containment, planned outages, labeled restoration, and a clean site at the end of every shift. Learned in healthcare, applied everywhere.

We close out properly

Panel schedules, as-builts, and a turnover package your facilities team can actually use. Closeout is part of the scope, not an afterthought.

Credentials

Licensing, labor, and coverage

New Jersey licensing

State of New Jersey

Licensed New Jersey Electrical Contractor. Business permit current and in good standing.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR LIC. 34EB01813400BUSINESS PERMIT 18134

Organized labor

IBEW

Signatory contractor with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 164. Journeymen and apprentices dispatched through the local, with the training and safety standards that come with it.

IBEW LOCAL 164 SIGNATORYTRAINED JOURNEYMENAPPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM

Insurance & bonding

Certificates on request

Fully insured with general liability, workers’ compensation, and commercial auto coverage. Certificates issued to owners, general contractors, and property managers on request. Bonding available. Contact us with your project requirements.

GENERAL LIABILITYWORKERS’ COMPCOMMERCIAL AUTOCOI ON REQUEST

Service area

Northern New Jersey

Daily coverage across Bergen, Hudson, Essex, and Passaic counties from our Englewood shop. Project work considered beyond that footprint. Just ask.

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Community

Lifeline: backup power for first responders at home

Zimick Electric supports Lifeline Power Foundation, which puts reliable backup power in the homes of first responders and their families. The logic is straightforward. A firefighter or EMT whose own house has no power is a firefighter or EMT who is home dealing with that instead of answering the call. Keeping the household running is what keeps the responder available to the community.

We contribute what we actually have, at no charge to the foundation: system design, load calculations, permit coordination, and field oversight. We also direct one percent of our revenue to the foundation, so the work we do for our commercial clients helps fund the work the foundation does for responders. If you run a department or a squad in our service area and want to talk through what backup power at your members’ homes would really involve, reach out. That conversation is free.

Start that conversation
Lifeline, a Ripple Foundation project
Start here

Send us the drawings. We’ll tell you what we see.

Bids, budgets, value-engineering reviews, and service calls all start the same way: a short conversation with the person who will actually run the work.