ABOUT US
Inception
Focusing primarily on residential and some light commercial work, Ralph was able to manage his business out of his garage and a neighbor’s chicken coop until 1968, when he made a move to the current location at 402 East Henry Street. By that time Ralph had grown his business to include a small fleet of service vehicles equipped with state-of-the-art radio communication units. He also had retained his sister, Glenna Mast, as his bookkeeper-a role that she held for over 30 years.
As Ralph’s business was growing, so was his family. Four children were born between 1957 and 1961. The second oldest child, Michael, was born in 1958 and at a very early age determined he wanted to be involved in the family business. At age 5 he was helping his father load the service van with material and by age 8 he was helping his father wire houses. This was of course long before Child Labor Laws were strictly enforced!
Michael officially joined the company full time in 1977 only taking enough time off to earn an Associate’s Degree in Electronic Technology from the University of Akron in 1982.
In 1986 the company was incorporated and officially became McClintock Electric, Inc. By this time Michael had spent close to 10 years in the field as a journeyman electrician and was looking forward to becoming the next generation owner.
Growth
Growth
As Ralph’s business was growing, so was his family. Four children were born between 1957 and 1961. The second oldest child, Michael, was born in 1958 and at a very early age determined he wanted to be involved in the family business. At age 5 he was helping his father load the service van with material and by age 8 he was helping his father wire houses. This was of course long before Child Labor Laws were strictly enforced!
Michael officially joined the company full time in 1977 only taking enough time off to earn an Associate’s Degree in Electronic Technology from the University of Akron in 1982.
In 1986 the company was incorporated and officially became McClintock Electric, Inc. By this time Michael had spent close to 10 years in the field as a journeyman electrician and was looking forward to becoming the next generation owner.