Since
1974.
Five decades of building Southern California's most demanding electrical projects — on time, on budget, right the first time.
Five decades of building Southern California's most demanding electrical projects — on time, on budget, right the first time.
What started as a small electrical contracting firm in Los Angeles has grown into one of Southern California's most respected names in commercial electrical, data, and low voltage systems. SASCO's history is written in the buildings, airports, hospitals, and infrastructure that power the region.
Established in Los Angeles as a commercial electrical contractor. Built on a commitment to quality work, honest pricing, and doing the job right the first time.
Expanded into large-scale commercial projects across Southern California. Built a reputation for delivering complex electrical scopes on schedule and under budget.
Began work on LAX airport facilities and major healthcare projects. Developed specialized expertise in mission-critical, life-safety electrical systems.
Adopted BIM coordination, 3D clash detection, and virtual construction tools. Every project virtually built before physically built — resolving conflicts in the model, not on site.
Delivered electrical systems for the iconic Tom Bradley International Terminal at LAX — one of the most complex airport builds in U.S. history. A defining project for the firm.
Launched SCES — SASCO Construction Electrical Services — for tenant improvements and smaller-scope work. Expanded prefabrication capabilities for faster, higher-quality installations.
Full-scope electrical, data, and low voltage systems for California's most demanding projects. The same values since day one — quality, accountability, and doing the job right.
We build it right the first time — because there is no second time on a project that matters.
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Commercial electrical, data and systems. Los Angeles, CA. Est. 1974.