What Customers Have to Say
“Our service guys are in and out of Old Town’s every day. They’re probably the largest vendor we use for electrical, mainly. They have lots of sites.
They have lots of materials we can access easily and it’s easy to get in and out of the store.
Easy to get stuff delivered. That’s why we choose to use Old Town Electric as our primary vendor.”
– James P.
Project Manager at White Electric
“Old Town Electric is, all around, a really great company.
They really do take care of you.
So, if you need someone to take care of you, definitely try them out.”
– Devin
Performance Electrical Construction
“After a tornado hit Clarksville, Arkansas, the entire city was without power for 16 plus hours. I was working at the Clarksville Police Department, trying to get their generator back in service, which powers the fire and police departments’ radio system.”
“To my surprise, your salesman, Michael Hilgerson, showed up bringing two hot pizzas to me and my helper as he knew there was no hot food available in Clarksville. This was very thoughtful and kind of him and enabled us to stay at our worksite as we had a list of customers needing help with their electrical meter services
“Your Russellville store is also very professional and customer-friendly. I have truly enjoyed working with your staff.”
“When someone like Michael goes over and beyond their duties, I think they should be recognized. I truly hope your company realizes what a dedicated and caring employee you are fortunate enough to have serving the Clarksville area. Way to go, Old Town Electric!”
This challenging project was such a success that Brian Linxwiler, co-owner of Linx Electrical, recently sent us a letter of appreciation, thanking Old Town Electric for the support the Linx team received, particularly from Old Town salesman, Weldon Dodd. (Read the letter)
“I can’t recall a time when the entire Linx Electric staff was on one job site together,” Linxwiler writes about the 19-hour, overnight overhaul. “There is one person in particular that is the only reason that this job was completed …. This person is not even on our payroll. His name is Weldon Dodd.”
According to Linxwiler, Old Town salesman Weldon Dodd was phoned “between 9 pm and 10 pm” for emergency support. “He was on site within an hour, and wanted to know what we needed, and that he would be happy to get it for us.”
“I remember having a conversation with Weldon the next morning as the sun was coming up. Still, with good spirits, there was Weldon … asking if we needed anything. He had stayed with us all night!”
“Weldon helped us come up with ideas, tools, and materials to complete the job. As far as I am concerned, there is not a ‘supply house,’ or any vendor for that matter, that has ever supported Linx Electric the way we were supported that night.”
