One Company. Three Divisions. One Relentless Standard.

Nick Davis oversees how work gets done across LED Indy's Electrical and Data divisions, from the first quote through a clean closeout. He brings more than 25 years in electrical, controls and structured cabling and holds an electrical engineering degree from Purdue University. For ten years before joining LED Indy he owned and ran his own contracting company, BMAC / BD Contracting.

On your project, Nick is the layer of experience behind the crew. He helps with quoting, steps in on design when there is a smarter way to structure the work, sharpens safety and process, and works with individual electricians to build their skills. His project background includes all-new school construction for Noblesville and Westfield Schools and building controls at Lucas Oil Stadium and Convention Center.

James Clark is a master electrician who started in 2000 as a new construction electrician with Maxwell Electric. Over 15 years there he worked on commercial installations, including multiple large ground-up projects and ground-up Kroger grocery stores. He then spent seven years as head of electrical maintenance for Zionsville Community Schools, responsible for nine properties.

James helped establish LED Indy's electrical division and now leads it, overseeing projects from estimating through completion. He knows how a ground-up building goes together and what it takes to keep it running after handoff, and he runs his team with professionalism and integrity.

Kyle Smith is a licensed journeyman electrician with 10 years of experience across commercial, multifamily and light industrial construction. He serves as both project manager and electrical foreman, so he understands a job from the field and from the schedule.

Kyle specializes in residential and commercial multifamily construction. As lead electrician he worked on The Collective on 4th, a high-rise development in Portland, Oregon, and he was project manager for Boone Ridge Senior Living Apartments in Salem, Oregon. At LED Indy he manages multiple commercial projects, with a focus on quality workmanship, clear communication and reliability.

Dan Chester leads LED Indy's Data and Technology Division. He brings a rare mix of creative, technical and executive experience: after attending Berklee College of Music and starting his career in the music industry, he changed course following the 2009 downturn and moved into low-voltage construction, rising from Project Manager to Director at Xiber.

As Director of Design and Preconstruction at D1 Networks, Dan was responsible for more than $20 million in low-voltage scope. He brings that design and preconstruction discipline to LED Indy's structured cabling, network, access control and security work on construction and renovation projects.

Randy Russell is a master electrician who started in the trade in 2001, working on restaurants, tenant finishes and service. He graduated from IEC in 2006, took the master test right after graduation, and moved up to service manager at Hamman's Electric. In 2010 he started Russell Electric, which he owned for 16 years, running all commercial work, including many corporate retail builds and remodels and a lot of work for Capitol Construction.

Today Randy is a job foreman at LED Indy, running large ground-up construction projects. He knows what a general contractor expects from the person running the electrical on site.

Kevin Bouse has been an electrician for 26 years and is a licensed journeyman and ChargePoint certified. His work has covered houses, churches, schools, assisted living and daycare facilities, and systems from 277/480-volt power to communications cabling. His first commercial project was a large church in Kokomo.

A recent job is a large-scale EV charger installation at a United States Postal Service dispatch center, with Gallant Construction, where he is certified to put the chargers into service. As foreman, Kevin is the person on your site running the work.