L.E.B. Electric played a major role in a two-year project that delivered the new NYU Ambulatory Surgical Center in Patchogue, consisting of six state-of-the-art operating rooms, four endoscopy procedure rooms, 35 patient care stations, 22 private exam rooms, physicians’ offices, and countless critical clinical spaces. We delivered the electrical service and installed the infrastructure to support the facility’s low voltage, controls, and building management systems.
Congratulations to WellLife Network on the ribbon cutting of their new $40M affordable senior housing project on Horseblock Road in Medford.
The project provides 67 apartments for renters age 55 and older, including supportive units for tenants exiting homelessness, with funding from New York State housing programs and local incentives. With workforce development at the forefront of this project, WellLife Network will be providing on-site support for eligible tenants such as health services, case management, crisis intervention, and vocational training.
Construction began in April 2025, and we are honored to have played an important role in bringing sustainable features to life, such as electric heating and cooling, energy-efficient appliances, laundry facilities, and electric vehicle charging stations.
Congratulations to everyone involved in making this important project a reality!
Another Long Island project in the books as our team recently completed work on parking fields WA-1 and WA-9 at the Wantagh Train Station, helping upgrade the facility with new electrical infrastructure and lighting.
Our scope included the demolition and reconstruction of the parking fields’ electrical systems, installation of new conduit and pull boxes, light pole foundations, 25-foot poles and fixtures, and all-new wiring.
The asphalt excavation and paving work was completed by Roadwork Ahead Inc. Projects like this take teamwork, coordination, and skilled trades working together to get the job done right.
Every great project has a starting point, and we’re getting ready to get to work.
Our team is gearing up for a project at the Loop Parkway, Meadowbrook Parkway and False Channel bridges. Before the work begins, we’re capturing the “before” shots to document where it all starts and give you a look at what’s ahead.
Stay tuned as we share updates and progress along the way. We can’t wait to show you the finished product!
When one of our own needs a hand, you show up. That’s what you do.
Our President Bill Parker, CFO Mike Stewart, Project Manager Mike Mannino and members of the L.E.B. Electric team came together to support the Kulka Fights Cancer Party at the Top at Topgolf.
Together, the event raised $75,000 to support our friend Fortuna Feliciano and her family as she continues her fight against Stage 4 Glioblastoma.
Fortuna has spent so much of her life being there for other people. Now, it’s our turn to be there for her.
Cancer is a tough fight, but nobody should have to fight it alone. We’re proud to stand alongside Fortuna and her family and do whatever we can to help during this difficult time.
October is Career in Construction month. This is the perfect opportunity to build a career, develop valuable skills, and make a lasting impact on the communities we call home.
At L.E.B. Electric, we’re proud of the skilled professionals who bring their expertise, dedication, and craftsmanship to every project. From electricians and apprentices to project managers and beyond, there are countless paths to a rewarding career in construction.
The future of construction starts with the people willing to build it.
Don’t wait, join the skilled trades now, and you’ll see the opportunities are endless.
Behind every building, road, and project are hardworking men and women who show up, put in the work, and get the job done right. From the skilled trades to the crews in the field and everyone working behind the scenes, thank you for the sweat, skill, and dedication that develop our infrastructure and keep our communities growing.
Happy National Construction Week from L.E.B. Electric!
L.E.B. Electric is proud to have completed our work with Hunter Roberts Construction Group on the 15,000-square-foot Emergency Department renovation at Mount Sinai South Nassau in Oceanside.
This complex project was completed in phases while the surrounding Emergency Department remained fully operational. It was essential for our team to carefully remove existing electrical services and install new systems without disrupting critical patient care.
The result is a modernized emergency care environment featuring:
• 4 trauma rooms • 44 patient treatment rooms • CT and radiography rooms • Human decontamination area • Nurses stations • Staff and EMS lounges • Essential support spaces
L.E.B. Electric’s scope 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 proud of the work our team put into this important project and grateful to everyone who helped bring it across the finish line.
Take a look at the finished project in our latest video and please subscribe to our channel for more project features and company updates:
Thank you to the skilled men and women whose dedication, expertise, and craftsmanship keep our industry moving forward.
We’re proud to recognize the dedicated team at L.E.B. Electric and all of the hardworking tradespeople who bring professionalism, pride, and commitment to the job every day.
