Johnson Electric

Company Overview

Johnson Electric LLC has been a family-operated business since its inception in 1952, delivering high-quality residential services, electrical fixes, enhancements, and installations. We also provide surge protectors, illumination and media packages, along with warranties on all our services. Additionally, we handle wiring additions, barn buildings, and renovation tasks. Our services extend to the commercial sector as well.

Television installation.
Smart device setup.
Security camera installation.
Theater sound system installation.
Ceiling fan installation.
Electrical repairs.
Lighting fixture upgrades.
Hot tub setup.
Low voltage illumination.
Exterior lighting solutions.
Workplace illumination.
Wiring for lanai.
Panel upgrades.
LED lighting.
Addressing nuisance electrical problems.

The story of Johnson Electric started in the early 1950s under the leadership of J.B. ""Jimmy"" Johnson. For many years, he and his son Cliff operated the business, creating a recognizable fleet of pea-green work trucks. While that fleet is no longer, we continue to deliver the same level of service that started our company, one that builds customer loyalty for life.

During the autumn of 2018, Cliff enjoyed a well-deserved retirement from his day-to-day duties at Johnson Electric. Shortly after, his son, Isaac Johnson, also departed, making room his new family and a career as a microbrewer.

As of January 2021, Cliff Johnson's daughter, Amy Robbins (Johnson), along with her husband, Matt Robbins, a long-time employee of Johnson Electric, took over their roles in the management of Johnson Electric, bringing the next generation while maintaining the same core family values and principles established since day one in 1952.

Matthew Robbins and his wife, Amy Robbins (Amy Johnson) took ownership of Johnson Electric in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. They maintain run the business with the same values and integrity that her father and grandfather instilled in this family-run business from the very start.