Preston's Farm Electric · Since 1881 Call or text (607) 354-1012

New Barns & Additions

Building or adding on? I wire it start to finish.

Electrical for new barns, parlors, milk houses, shops and additions, built to last in a barn.

What I wireBarns, parlors, milk houses, shops, additions, service upgrades and new equipment.
Built for barnsBoxes that don't rust, wiring away from cows and mice, the stray voltage grid in the concrete.
One fixed pricePermits and inspections handled.Free estimate

What I wire

  • Freestall, heifer and calf barns
  • Parlors and milk houses, including robots and cooling
  • Shops and machine sheds
  • Additions, with a bigger service when you add cows or equipment
  • Service upgrades, new yard poles and three-phase power
  • New equipment: robots, parlors, feed systems, fans and grain bins. I work with your dealer.
  • Standby generators sized for the whole farm
  • Fans, lights, waterers and controls for the new space

Built for a barn

  • Boxes and lights that don't rust out from manure gas and washdown
  • Wiring kept away from cows, mice and equipment
  • The grid in the concrete where cows stand, so they don't feel stray voltage
  • Ready for a generator, a barn alarm and the next addition
  • Everything labeled, with a drawing of what's where

How it works

  1. Call early Ideally while you're still planning. Some wiring has to go in before the concrete is poured.
  2. Free estimate One fixed price, not a running clock.
  3. I work with your builder On their schedule, with permits and inspections handled.
  4. Walk-through I show you every panel and switch before I'm done.

Before this, I bid and helped run commercial projects up to $200 million. Your barn gets the same planning. My story → Grants and rebates can help pay for new equipment. See what's open →

Planning a build?

Call or text Eric Riggs

(607) 354-1012

Send your plans or a sketch, even a rough one. Where I work →

Call or text (607) 354-1012