LOGAN, UTAH — August 7, 2025 — Cache Valley Electric (CVE), a national leader in electrical construction and technology solutions, has unveiled plans for a new facility in Salt Lake City to support its continued growth and long-term strategic vision.
The new site—located at 900 South and Gladiola Street in Salt Lake City’s Northwest Quadrant—will span 6.42 acres and include more than 100,000 square feet of operational space. It will serve as the future home of CVE’s Line and Substation Division and will expand the company’s prefabrication capacity to meet the demands of increasingly complex projects across the Western United States.
“This investment is about preparing for what’s next,” said Eric Laub, Co-Chief Executive Officer of Cache Valley Electric. “We’re building the kind of space that empowers our people, supports our work, and positions us for the future of the industry.”The new development will complement CVE’s existing Salt Lake City campus, which includes more than 100,000 square feet of space on a 14-acre footprint. Together, the two campuses will enhance CVE’s ability to serve a growing portfolio of projects and clients across critical infrastructure, utility, transportation, and technology sectors. Site planning and design are already underway, with construction expected to begin in early fall 2025. The facility is anticipated to be fully operational by the end of 2026. About CVE Cache Valley Electric (CVE) is a national leader in electrical construction and integrated technology systems. With more than 3,000 employees and operations across the U.S., CVE delivers full-scope solutions across commercial, industrial, mission-critical, and infrastructure markets. We collaborate with general contractors, developers, and owners to deliver high-performing electrical, low-voltage, and intelligent infrastructure systems from preconstruction through commissioning. With ten specialized divisions and over a century of experience, CVE brings depth, reliability, and forward-thinking solutions to every project.
