Today, we had the pleasure of taking our Beckett veterans to lunch in honor of Veterans Day! We are incredibly grateful for the service, sacrifices, and dedication of the veterans who are part of our Beckett family. A special thank-you to Keith Deichmann, who recently retired but still joined us for lunch and celebration. Today, […]
Celebrating Keith’s retirement!
We had a great time celebrating Keith and everything he has contributed to Beckett over the years. It was a special opportunity to show our appreciation for his dedication, hard work, and the time he’s spent being part of our team. We were also proud to capture a little piece of his final day with […]
Happy halloween from Beckett Electrical Services!
Have fun and “B” safe out there!
Congratulations to Daniel Tranquilino for Earning His Journeyman License!
Danny began his electrical career shortly after graduating high school, driven by his interest in the electrical trade. He joined Beckett Electrical Services and has continued to build his skills, gain experience, and grow in the industry. On October 12, 2026, Danny officially earned his Journeyman Electrician license! This achievement represents years of hard work, […]
Supporting the Skilled Trades with Skillpoint Alliance
Our team recently had the opportunity to attend a Skillpoint Alliance event alongside fellow sponsors, partners, and organizations supporting their mission to connect people with careers in the skilled trades. We were especially honored to receive the Outstanding Skilled Trades Mentor Award during the event! Chris Hudson, Assistant Project Manager, works closely with Skillpoint Alliance and helps support […]
Congratulations to Matthew Drummond for Earning His Journeyman License!
Matthew’s electrical career began after he was honorably discharged from the Navy in April 2013. He then took a job working in the electrical warehouse at Guardian Industrial Supply, where he eventually met Eric Peralez from Centex IEC while Eric was picking up parts for their labs. Years later, in August 2022, Matthew reached back […]





