Our Vision

At the heart of our company is a strong commitment to our values and faith in our Lord and Savior. Our vision through faith, teamwork, professionalism, veracity, and charitable contributions is to be the foremost trusted Electrical Contractor while making an impact on the world we leave behind.

Culture Statement

At Veracity Electric, we believe that God has called us to use our talents and resources to make a meaningful difference in the world. We work hard, treat each other with respect, and prioritize our relationships with our associations. Our culture is one of faith, teamwork, professionalism, and veracity with a deep desire to leave the world a better place than we found it.

Veracity

     Veracity as a family believe as the word of God States (Romans 10:9):That if thou confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised Him from the dead thou shalt be saved. God is our leader and gifted us with great talents. We pray to Him to give us strength to make decisions daily through Him and for Him. Commit not by using your words, but through your actions as well and remember everything He has done for us. Fully commit. 

     We at Veracity would like to see spiritual growth in our associations. To be family oriented, standing firm on the foundation of Jesus Christ. Veracity is founded and rooted in the word of God. That we believe that God is the author and finisher of our faith. We are given everything by God and through God. All that we do here at Veracity is for God’s glory. 

     We desire our associations to see that we are something bigger than just an Electrical Company. The Bible says where two or three are gathered in my name I’ll be in the mist. Here at Veracity Electric we want our customers and employees to know that they can lean on us and trust our company to make the right decisions through God and for God. Even in all our madness with work and our daily lives we find peace in God. We want our associations to know that anytime they need to talk about problems going on in their lives we have an open door. We believe that God has made it to where we walk in the heavenly places daily. It’s up to us as a family to come together and find peace. 

     The word of God says Iron sharpens Iron, so one Man sharpens another. Let those who are strong lift up those that are weak. If we die today, where do we stand with God? Will we burn in eternal flames? Will we walk through the heavenly gates? Will we enter into heaven as a well and faithful servant? These are questions we ask ourselves from time to time . We want our family and friends to know that we stood in good graces with the heavenly father. 

     Veracity wants its associations to be able to know where they stand. If ever they need guidance or help along the way come and talk to us we would be glad to help. The absolute one thing we want our associations to take from us is that we define ourselves as being humble to God, trusting in his every word, compassionate to others, and loyal to God and our associations. We take pride in our work, knowing that we have a team willing and able to teach and lead associations in the right direction as God desires us to be. Our team shows integrity, responsibility, helpfulness, respect, and inspiration to others to be better than they have been in the past. Our team is always willing to lead by example.

Statement of Faith

Veracity believes that Jesus came and died for all men’s sins.

Owner’s Statement of Faith

I believe in one God, existing eternally in three persons: the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. He is the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end.

I believe that surrendering our lives to God as Lord brings transformation and produces spiritual fruit. Jesus is the vine, and we are the branches, called to remain in Him and have a deep relationship with Him.

I believe in living for God and through God. We should follow the example of Jesus in our daily lives, doing what is right and serving others selflessly. 

Owners Testimony

     The bible starts off with one sentence. That sentence states, “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” (Genesis 1:1). If you believe this, then there is nothing impossible to believe from the Bible. The Bible is God’s word and if you believe Genesis 1:1, then you should have your full faith in God. I met Jesus and became born again at a later stage in my life. I remember going to church a few times earlier in life but really never had a meaning to go, other than to please society. I started growing up and had to grow up quickly at a young age of 19 as I ventured into the business world with a concept and mindset to be the best and only the best. 

     I worked long hours and had long weeks every week. I sacrificed my faith, family, and close relationships chasing a dream that eventually got stripped from me that I hold myself responsible for. You hold a piece of responsibility for all things in your life. For example, you’re driving down the road when a car runs a red light and hits you. Are you responsible? Yes, you are. You decided to get in the car at that time and drive down the road where the individual was going to run a red light. However, it is not your fault, and it took me years to really understand that. 

     I really had this guns blazing mentality and a very careless way of doing things with no purpose. Eventually, through several life altering events, I came to realize that I was unhappy with myself and my life. I was brought up through childhood to not express my emotions and feelings and be (what I thought was) a man. To throw their guards up and men don’t cry, men are not vulnerable, men are not intimate, and men are not in tune with their emotions. So therefore, after these life-altering events, I was sedated, and to be honest (Veracity) I was checked out. I had no purpose for living the life I was living. So, as most people do when they’re in a fire, they pray. 

     Well, I still couldn’t find a purpose until I went to a three day personal development event. This event was the most physically and mentally challenging three days I would ever experience. On the last day in 48 degree weather, soaked from head to toe from jumping in and out of the lake with sand on every square inch of my body, I finally broke. I finally surrendered to Jesus Christ. I was shaking uncontrollably due to being so cold; the bottoms of my feet were raw from the sand, and my body was locking up. I had a gift that day, and he was a life coach who laid his hand on me for three days and helped me through it. During this specific time when I finally surrendered, I quit shaking, I wasn’t cold, and all my pain had gone away. Coach put his hand on me and asked, “How does that feel?” I immediately jerked my head and looked at him, because it was not his voice that said that, and I thought someone else was there. 

     I continued to do the exercise in the sand, in the water, out of the water, and back in the sand. I could not help but answer the question over and over in my head. I was then placed back in the water and was in so much pain that I was really getting used to it at this point, uncontrollably shaking again, but during the baptism, I stopped shaking, stopped hurting, and all the pain vanished. I made a covenant with God that day and gained purpose in my life. I realized what it meant when the Bible says, “Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free” (John 8:31). Yes, the truth, the words of God, shed light on me, and I became free—free from sin, free from anger, free from frustration, free from emptiness, free from feeling guilty, and free from darkness. 

     I was born again, recreated with the life of Jesus. I learned the true meaning of love and grace. I thought love was some kind of feeling, but the love God had shown me was an action—an action of taking the death on the cross in my place. There was nothing I did for God, but I was forgiven out of God’s love, and that was grace. God called me to his grace by revealing his love through Jesus Christ. Don’t ask what the meaning of life is. You are the one who gives meaning to your life. What is important is not what you do or what you have but who you are and who you belong to. As long as you belong to Christ and work for him, every moment of your life is full of meaning.