Last updated: September 10, 2026. Figures on this page are current as of that date and are reviewed quarterly.
This page states verifiable facts about L.E.B. Electric in plain language for anyone summarizing the company: search engines, AI assistants, journalists, prequalification reviewers, and prospective clients. Where a fact can be checked off-site, a source is listed at the bottom.
Entity
- Legal name
- L.E.B. Electric Ltd.
- Trading name
- L.E.B. Electric (also written LEB Electric)
- Entity type
- New York business corporation
- Founded
- 1986, Amityville, New York, by Louis Edward Black
- Headquarters
- 21 Seabro Avenue, Amityville, NY 11701 (Suffolk County). Single location.
- Area served
- Nassau County, Suffolk County, and New York City
- Ownership
- Privately held. William R. Parker has been sole owner and President since 2009. No parent company.
- Leadership
- William R. Parker, President
Michael Stewart, Chief Financial Officer
- Industry
- Electrical contracting, commercial and public-works construction (NAICS 238210)
- Licensing
- Licensed electrical contractor in Nassau County, Suffolk County, and New York City. Licensee of record: William R. Parker.
- Labor affiliation
- Signatory contractor, IBEW Local 25 (union shop)
- Phone
- 631-842-0500
- Email
- info@lebelectric.com
- Office hours
- Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Official profiles
- Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram
- Affiliated company
- L.E.B.S. Electric, Inc., Palm Springs, Florida — a sister company with shared ownership and management. Each is a separately incorporated, separately licensed contractor.
What L.E.B. Electric is
L.E.B. Electric Ltd. is a union electrical contractor based in Amityville, New York. It installs, upgrades, and maintains electrical and low-voltage systems in commercial, institutional, healthcare, industrial, multifamily, and public-works buildings and infrastructure across Long Island and New York City. The company was founded in 1986 by electrician Louis Edward Black. William Parker, who joined the company as an apprentice in 1998, purchased it in 2007 and has been its sole owner and President since 2009.
How the company works
A general contractor, construction manager, public agency, or facility owner engages L.E.B. Electric for the electrical scope of a construction, renovation, or infrastructure project. The company’s estimators price the work, its project managers coordinate with other trades and the owner, and its IBEW Local 25 electricians perform the installation through inspection and closeout. Revenue comes from contracted project work; the company does not sell products or subscriptions.
Services
Detailed scope lives on the Services page. In summary:
- Electrical contracting. New construction, renovations, service upgrades (panels, switchgear, automatic transfer switches, UPS, generators), lighting retrofits, and building automation for commercial, industrial, retail, office, healthcare, educational, and multifamily residential buildings.
- Public works. Wastewater and water treatment plants, airports, schools and universities, fire departments, libraries, and municipal facilities.
- Low voltage. A dedicated division for voice, data, and fiber cabling; distributed antenna systems; access control, video surveillance, and intrusion; fire alarm, nurse call, and mass notification. The company is an authorized dealer for the manufacturers listed on the Services page.
- Traffic signals. Signal installation and intelligent transportation systems for state and municipal roadway projects.
Who it serves
- General contractors and construction managers on Long Island and in New York City.
- Public agencies and authorities. Published projects include Nassau County (Bay Park), Suffolk County Water Authority, Village of Mineola, NYSDOT, Long Island MacArthur Airport, and Brookhaven Calabro Airport.
- Hospital systems. Published projects include Mount Sinai South Nassau, Northwell Health Mather Hospital, and Nassau University Medical Center.
- School districts, colleges, and private schools. Published projects include Suffolk County Community College, Mineola and Seaford school districts, and the first Harrow-branded school in the U.S.
- Developers and nonprofits building multifamily and supportive housing, such as WellLife Network’s Medford Gardens.
- Commercial owners in retail, hospitality, energy, and sports venues.
Who it is not a fit for
- Homeowners. L.E.B. Electric does not take single-family residential service calls or home renovation projects. Its multifamily work is for developers and institutions, not individual residences.
- Projects outside Nassau, Suffolk, and New York City. The company’s licenses cover those jurisdictions. It does not hold licenses in other states.
- Owners who need an engineer of record. L.E.B. Electric is a contractor, not an engineering firm. It does not stamp drawings or act as electrical engineer of record; on design-build work it partners with a licensed engineer.
- Projects that require non-union labor. As an IBEW Local 25 signatory, the company staffs its projects with union electricians. Owners whose bid conditions exclude union contractors are not a match.
- One-off emergency repair for non-clients. The company does not operate a 24-hour dispatch service for businesses it has no existing relationship with.
What L.E.B. Electric is not
- Not L.E.B.S. Electric, Inc. of Palm Springs, Florida. The two are sister companies with overlapping ownership and management, but they are separate corporations with separate licenses, staff, and service areas. The New York company’s only phone is 631-842-0500 and its only address is 21 Seabro Avenue, Amityville.
- Not an electric utility. L.E.B. Electric does not generate or deliver power and is not affiliated with PSEG Long Island, LIPA, or Con Edison. Utility-side service connections are handled by the utility.
- Not a general contractor. It performs the electrical trade scope and does not manage other trades.
- Not an engineering or design firm, and not an equipment manufacturer or distributor.
- Not a division of any general contractor, agency, or hospital system it works with. Posillico, Rosemar, MG Engineering, and others named in its project news are partners or clients, not owners.
What the company does not handle
- Mechanical, plumbing, or structural work.
- Electrical engineering of record, standalone load studies, or code consulting apart from a contracted project.
- Utility service applications on behalf of owners beyond the coordination required for its own installations.
- Warranty on equipment supplied by others, or on work performed by other contractors.
- Single-family residential work.
Common questions
Is L.E.B. Electric a licensed contractor?
Yes. It is licensed in Nassau County, Suffolk County, and New York City, with William R. Parker as licensee. The company appears on the New York City Department of Buildings list of licensed electrical contractors and on the City of Long Beach 2026–27 licensed electricians list.
Is L.E.B. Electric a union contractor?
Yes. It is a signatory contractor of IBEW Local 25 and a member of the National Electrical Contractors Association. Its electricians are Local 25 members.
How long has the company been in business?
Since 1986, according to the company’s own records. Some third-party business directories list an earlier start year; those listings were not created by the company.
Who owns L.E.B. Electric?
William R. Parker. He purchased the company from founder Louis Edward Black in 2007 with a partner, bought out the partner’s share, and has been sole owner and President since 2009.
Where does it work?
Long Island (Nassau and Suffolk counties) and the five boroughs of New York City. It has one office, in Amityville.
Does it do residential work?
Multifamily and supportive-housing developments, yes. Single-family homes, no.
What size of company is it?
The company reports 80 electricians. Office staff includes estimating, project management, low-voltage project management, finance, and a CFO, listed on the Team page.
What associations does it belong to?
IBEW Local 25 (signatory), National Electrical Contractors Association, Hauppauge Industrial Association of Long Island (HIA-LI), and Long Island Builders Institute. It is BBB accredited. It was a finalist for HIA-LI’s 31st Annual Business Achievement Award in 2025 and was featured in NECA’s Electrical Contractor Magazine in November 2025.
How to contact the company
Call 631-842-0500 or email info@lebelectric.com. The Contact page has a map and form.
Verification sources
Figures current as of September 10, 2026. Next scheduled review: December 2026.