About
RS Electric Construction is a certified Woman-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) founded in 2008 and headquartered in North Kansas City, Missouri — bringing over 15 years of commercial and industrial electrical contracting experience to the greater Kansas City metro. For facility managers and property owners seeking a contractor with a proven safety-first culture, RSE Construction's foundational commitment to on-time delivery and rigorous safety standards translates directly into reduced project risk and code-compliant outcomes across a wide range of asset types. The firm serves industrial, warehouse, office, retail, institutional, and multifamily properties throughout the Kansas City area, providing a comprehensive scope of electrical contracting and utility staffing services. Typical project scopes for commercial clients include power distribution upgrades, switchgear installation and maintenance, panelboard and breaker work, commercial lighting systems and retrofits, backup generator integration, and low-voltage and data infrastructure. RSE Construction's design-build capabilities allow facility teams and general contractors to engage a single point of accountability from concept through commissioning — a significant advantage on tenant improvement, ground-up construction, and utility infrastructure projects where coordination complexity is high. The company also offers staffing services for construction and utility industries, giving clients flexibility when scaling project labor. RSE Construction approaches each engagement individually, working directly with clients to align scope with budget and operational requirements before work begins. Their WBE certification makes them a strong partner for projects with diversity spend requirements, including government, institutional, and publicly funded commercial developments in the Kansas City region. Property managers and general contractors can contact RSE Construction directly at 816.842.3343 or through their website to request a project quote or consultation.
