John Welsh, Owner 

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As a Retail Projects Manager for King Soopers, John was a key factor in the construction of 9 new stores and the remodel of 13 more. In 2002, John started WELSH ELECTRIC, a small electrical contracting company, specializing in custom home construction and renovation. John’s first project was a 4500 sq. ft custom home in Sedalia, Colorado. Since then he has wired countless Custom and Semi-Custom homes for Advocate Homes, Coenen Homes, Square Construction, Vintage West Construction, Copper Leaf Custom homebuilders, The Augusta Group and many others. John has been with his wife Steph for over 25 years. His passion is Elk hunting and he enjoys riding his Harley all across the Western United States.

Scott Lander, Owner

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Scott has over 14 years’ experience in electrical contracting. Scott’s primary role at Welsh Electric is managing the commercial construction department. Scott handles estimating, job costing and contract negotiations with clients. He enjoys seeing projects from the very first conceptual number to the final inspection. Scott has successfully managed projects from 25K to 4 million.  Projects include, all levels of education facilities, retail, Denver Zoo, multi-family, medical office buildings, parks and recreation, manufacturing and mmj facilities. Scott lives in Denver with his wife and son.  He enjoys being outdoors, fishing and playing hockey.

Will Baken, Project Manager

Mitch Swanson, General Superintendent

Justin Padilla, Project Foreman

Chris Romero, Project Foreman

Daniel Alva, Project Foreman

Meske Kilcrease, Project Foreman

Kyle Surface, Project Foreman

Mario Marine, Project Foreman

Andrei Taylor, Project Foreman

Ken Cassidy, One-Line Specialist

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This link leads to the machine-readable files that are made available in response to the federal Transparency in Coverage Rule and includes negotiated service rates and out-of-network allowed amounts between health plans and healthcare providers. The machine readable files are formatted to allow researchers, regulators, and application developers to more easily access and analyze data.
https://transparency-in-coverage.uhc.com/