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Installing Underground Conduit for Future Power Supply at Howitt Middle School in Farmingdale

Another project in the books for the L.E.B. Electric team! Our team recently worked at Howitt Middle School in the Farmingdale School District, installing underground conduit to support future service upgrades that will help supply power throughout the entire building.

This project was a great example of teamwork in action. We worked alongside Stasi, the civil contractor responsible for excavation and restoration, to make sure the work was completed safely and efficiently from start to finish.

Projects like this may happen underground, but the impact will be felt throughout the building for years to come. We’re proud to play a role in helping prepare Howitt Middle School for the future.

We Stand with Fortuna Feliciano and Kulka in the Fight Against Cancer

We’re proud to stand with Fortuna Feliciano and support the Kulka Fights Cancer Party at the Top event on Thursday, October 1st at Topgolf in Holtsville

On May 18, 2025, Fortuna was diagnosed with Grade 4 Glioblastoma, one of the most aggressive forms of brain cancer. Through an unimaginable challenge, she has continued to show incredible strength, courage and faith, and her resilience is an inspiration to us and everyone around her.

Now, we hope you’ll join L.E.B. Electric in supporting Fortuna and her family while helping make a difference for other families facing cancer.

Learn more about Fortuna’s story and how you can get involved: https://www.thekulkagroup.com/partyatthetop2026

ICYMI: Carson Juliano Named Emerging Leader Under 30

L.E.B. Electric’s Carson Juliano was honored as an Emerging Leader Under 30, hosted by Long Island Business News. Here are some highlights from the festivities at the Crest Hollow Country Club.

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Two Years, One Incredible Healthcare Project: L.E.B. Electric Gets the Job Done at NYU’s New Ambulatory Surgical Center

Two years of planning, coordination, craftsmanship and hard work came together to get this incredible healthcare project done. L.E.B. Electric recently completed our work on the new NYU Ambulatory Surgical Center at 196 East Main Street in Patchogue, a 56,720-square-foot, state-of-the-art outpatient and multi-specialty medical facility.

Working alongside General Contractor EW Howell, our team helped bring this complex facility to life from the ground up. From six state-of-the-art operating rooms and four endoscopy procedure rooms to 35 patient care stations, 22 private exam rooms, physicians’ offices and countless critical clinical spaces, every part of this project demanded precision, coordination and a commitment to getting it right.

Our scope included the facility’s 2,500A electrical service and main switchboard, emergency power systems, 300 kW generator, five automatic transfer switches, four UPS units, operating room isolation panels, 62 distribution/subpanels, 18 transformers, lighting and controls, fire alarm, ERRCS, lightning protection, grounding and power for the building’s extensive mechanical and medical equipment.

Our team also installed the infrastructure supporting the facility’s low-voltage, controls and building management systems. This is work that may not always be seen, but is absolutely essential to keeping a modern healthcare facility operating safely and reliably.

We’re proud of what our team accomplished and even prouder knowing this facility will help provide patients and families across Long Island with access to advanced outpatient care for years to come. 

Another complex project. Another job done right. That’s L.E.B. Electric. 

L.E.B. Electric Congratulates Mather Hospital’s Blue & White Gala Honorees

Congratulations to the honorees of Mather Hospital’s Blue & White Gala, Dayton T. Brown, Jr., Kenneth Hirsch, MD, FACEP, and Denise Driscoll, RN-BC, CARN, PMHCNS-BC, NPP. 

L.E.B. Electric is honored to work alongside Mather Hospital on important healthcare projects that help strengthen the facilities and services our community relies on. It is so rewarding to be part of work that goes beyond construction, helping create safe, reliable spaces where patients can receive the care they need.

Carson Juliano Named Long Island Business News Emerging Leader Under 30

We’re proud to celebrate one of our own! Congratulations to Carson Juliano on being named a Long Island Business News Emerging Leader Under 30.

This well-deserved recognition honors Carson’s hard work, professional accomplishments and commitment to making a difference in the Long Island community. We’re fortunate to have him on the L.E.B. Electric team and look forward to seeing all that he accomplishes in the years ahead.

L.E.B. Electric Proudly Supports Honor Flight Long Island

L.E.B. Electric is proud to sponsor Honor Flight Long Island and support its mission of giving local veterans the recognition and experience they deserve.

Honor Flight provides veterans with a memorable trip to Washington, D.C., where they can visit the memorials built in tribute to their service and sacrifice. 

In this video, Honor Flight Long Island President Bill Jones shares the impact of this important program and what L.E.B. Electric’s support means to the organization.

We are grateful to our veterans and proud to help Honor Flight Long Island continue its meaningful work.

15,000-Square-Foot Emergency Department Renovation at Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital

Five years of careful planning, coordination and craftsmanship went into helping transform emergency care at Mount Sinai South Nassau in Oceanside.

L.E.B. Electric recently completed its work with Hunter Roberts Construction Group on the hospital’s 15,000-square-foot Emergency Department renovation. The project was completed in phases while the surrounding Emergency Department remained active, requiring our team to carefully remove existing electrical services and install new systems without disrupting critical patient care.

The newly renovated space includes four trauma rooms, 44 patient treatment rooms, a CT room, radiography room, human decontamination area, nurses stations, staff and EMS lounges, and many essential support spaces.

Our work included new electrical panels and transformers, power distribution, temporary and permanent fire alarm systems, lighting and controls, voice and data wiring, security and access control, cameras, and nurse call systems.

We’re incredibly proud of our team.