Dalton Electric Company, founded in 1993 by Joe Spezialy, is deeply rooted in a mission inspired by the personal experiences of the founder. The company’s namesake, Dalton, is Joe's son who lives with autism, representing a commitment to supporting individuals with disabilities. This commitment has led them to develop a unique housing model for adults with disabilities, highlighting their dedication not only to construction but also to community support. The company primarily operates in the construction market, specializing in light industrial projects such as docks, piers, and ferry terminals, showcasing their ability to take on challenging projects.
Dalton Electric has garnered a reputation for excellence through a diverse portfolio, including notable projects like the Seattle Great Wheel and Ivar’s Restaurant Renovation. Their work at the Sea-Tac Airport on a $27.43 million design-build project emphasizes their collaborative approach and commitment to customer satisfaction. Their focus on building strong partnerships with owners and general contractors ensures successful project outcomes. Furthermore, Dalton Electric actively supports adults with autism through vocational training, exemplifying their holistic approach to community engagement and development. The company continues to expand its capabilities while remaining focused on creating meaningful change in the lives of those with disabilities.
