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In his spare time he enjoys football, grilling and shooting pool. He also designs and builds furniture. Get to know Tim Deasy.

Multiple utility projects switch to Champion FIberglass products for easier implementation and lower costs  Since its initial partnership with Champion FiberglassⓇ in early 2024, Carlson Sales has been making great strides into the electrical utility market. They credit much of their success to time spent educating utility companies unaware of

An installer picks up a lightweight fiberglass conduit elbow.

Scott Whitehead’s connection to the utility industry runs deep, tracing back nearly a century to 1929, when his grandfather first entered the electrical field. This early family involvement laid the groundwork for Whitehead & Associates, founded in Atlanta in 1968. Serving Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and the Florida panhandle, Whitehead

He grew up on a ranch and loves spending time with his big family. Get to know this Champion FiberglassⓇ veteran. Tell us about your role at Champion Fiberglass.  At this moment, I am a production planner.  Tell us about your background.  I joined the company in 1997. I worked

He’s into sushi and sneakers and is a recent graduate of Texas A&M University. Meet Kade Trujillo. Tell us about your role at Champion FiberglassⓇ.  In my role, I serve as Inside Sales Representative. I handle customer inquiries, provide product details, pricing, process sales orders, and support the sales team.

By Scott Patchan It has long been suggested that municipalities bury utilities in outdoor electrical conduit to minimize disruptions from extreme weather events, namely wind during hurricanes and wildfires. Transmission lines buried in fiberglass duct conduit could also be a solution to protect population-dense areas from wildfires in California, where exposed lines can spark

With more than 20 years in the electrical industry, Munden Enterprises Ltd. has built a strong reputation as a premier manufacturers’ representative in Atlantic Canada. The agency attributes its success to the combination of an experienced, focused, well connected and motivated sales team with manufacturers that are leaders in their

By Scott Patchan Champion Strut™ wall brackets can support a maximum load rating of 750 lbs, while trapeze systems can support as much as 1,000 lbs. Champion Strut™ wall brackets Champion Strut wall brackets are typically used to support piping, electrical conduits, or cable trays that will be wall mounted.