1720 Upland Road West Palm Beach, FL 33409
1720 Upland Road West Palm Beach, FL 33409
Founded by a second-generation electrical professional, Electrical Consulting Services, Inc. has remained committed to delivering top-tier commercial electrical solutions built on trust, integrity, and performance for 35 years. Headquartered in West Palm Beach, we proudly serve clients across Florida. With decades-long customer relationships and a veteran team of experienced professionals, we have built our reputation as a “company of experts”.
With thousands of significant projects throughout Florida, including automotive dealership facilities, hotels, EV charging, site lighting, government facilities, generator systems, marinas, and commercial electrical service, ECSI always provides results that power success.
A proactive commitment to safety first in all that we do and training as a constant effort, that’s who we are.
Our talented team of professionals brings over 35 years of industry experience and includes a team of more than 100 skilled experts dedicated to delivering reliable, high-quality solutions.
Ken Kettner is a key leader at Electrical Consulting Services, Inc. (ECSI), bringing decades of hands-on experience in electrical engineering, consulting, and project oversight. Throughout his career, Ken has been deeply involved in guiding complex electrical projects from initial planning and design through execution and long-term support.
Ken is known for his practical, detail-oriented approach and his ability to bridge technical requirements with real-world project constraints. He works closely with clients, contractors, and internal teams to ensure projects are delivered efficiently, safely, and in full compliance with applicable codes and standards. His leadership style emphasizes collaboration, accountability, and clear communication, qualities that have helped ECSI build long-standing client relationships over its 35+ year history.
As part of ECSI’s leadership team, Ken plays an important role in mentoring staff, maintaining technical excellence across a growing team of professionals, and upholding the firm’s commitment to reliable, high-quality electrical consulting services.
Electrical Consulting Services, Inc. is a strong supporter of state accredited electrical apprenticeship programs. We believe that by supporting apprenticeship, a greater, more knowledgeable workforce is created; thus, resulting in higher quality workmanship and better educated electricians.
Electrical apprenticeship is a serious four-year commitment by apprentices devoted to improving their skills and knowledge in the electrical field by attending classes and ultimately earning their Journeyman Electrician’s license.
ECSI currently sponsors over 30 electrical apprentices.
Our Apprenticeship programs with IEC-FECC and ABC Institute providing classes from Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin and St Lucie Counties.
ECSI’s 35 years of support to enrolled apprentices goes far beyond sponsorship of programs cost. With a companywide commitment to mentoring our apprentices, we set the stage for their success. From superior pay for above average performance, to hands on tutoring, we have become recognized as a leader in career building for our industry.
Safety at ECSI goes beyond being a priority; it is the foundation of everything we do. Our commitment to excellence was strengthened in 2017 when we adopted the Independent Electrical Contractors Association’s nationally accredited, biannually updated Safety Program.
ECSI requires all staff to be OSHA 30 certified and proudly supports each employee in achieving and maintaining this credential. As the only company in the market with a 100 percent OSHA 30 certified team, safety is not just our culture; it is our way of life.
Our Ongoing Safety Efforts Include:
ECSI also employs an outside independent certified safety inspection consultant to visit each project on a regular unannounced basis. These inspectors conduct thorough site evaluations focusing on team performance and compliance with ECSI’s safety program. Any findings or deficiencies are documented, reviewed with the project team, and addressed in partnership with the Safety Committee.