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Hays Electrical Services

As an employee at Hays Electrical, I am continually inspired by the incredible work ethic and dedication that permeates every aspect of our company. Our team is committed to excellence, and it’s evident in everything we do. We strive not only to meet but to exceed expectations, envisioning a future where Hays Electrical stands as a beacon of innovation and quality in our industry.

One specific example of our dedication is the recent project where our team worked tirelessly to complete a major prefab assignment that was behind schedule, despite facing numerous challenges. The project required long hours and meticulous attention to detail, but our team remained focused and driven, ensuring that every aspect was executed flawlessly. This commitment to going above and beyond is what sets Hays Electrical apart.

While there may be some who don’t yet recognize the greatness of our work, I am proud to be among those who do. I see firsthand the passion and commitment that drive us forward, and I am confident that the best is yet to come for Hays Electrical. Together, we are building something truly remarkable, and I am excited to be a part of this journey.

I joined Hayes Electrical Services excited to start what I thought would be a long-term opportunity. Unfortunately, my experience was deeply disappointing. The onboarding process was chaotic, and I was expected to perform tasks without proper training or support. Communication was inconsistent, expectations shifted without notice, and I often found myself doing work outside the scope of my role without any explanation or clarity.

Management was disorganized and unprofessional. I was contacted outside of work hours on my personal phone, and when I tried to address concerns respectfully, I was met with dismissiveness and condescension. The overall culture felt toxic, with little regard for employee wellbeing or boundaries.

This may be a good fit for someone who thrives in disorganized, high-stress environments with little guidance, but it was not the healthy or professional atmosphere I was hoping for. I left feeling disrespected and undervalued.

Working at Hays has been a valuable growth opportunity, both professionally and personally. The company provides a dynamic, fast-paced environment with strong leadership that fosters development and learning. After a five-year hiatus from the commercial construction industry, I was able to return to the field with support and guidance, allowing me to quickly build upon my existing knowledge and skills.

Hays has experienced significant growth over the years, and with this expansion, the company has implemented structured processes to support both individual and collective employee development. The team-oriented culture at Hays is one of the company’s greatest strengths, as collaboration and problem-solving are key to ensuring projects run smoothly.

What I appreciate most about my role is the variety and constant opportunity for learning. Each day presents new challenges, providing me with the chance to grow and refine my expertise.

My previous job taught me valuable skills in customer service, multitasking, and working in a fast-paced environment. However, the role became very demanding with limited opportunities for advancement, and the compensation and scheduling were not sustainable for me long-term. Overall, it was a good learning experience, but I decided to move on for better growth and work-life balance.

Hays Electrical Services is hands down the best place I’ve ever worked. The supportive culture here is incredible, and our boss is not only knowledgeable but truly cares about each one of us. He believes in helping us grow and constantly encourages us to reach new heights. It’s refreshing to work somewhere that values personal and professional development so highly. I’d recommend this company to anyone looking for a fulfilling career!

I was hired to be an Electrical Superintendent that was mainly set in a low traveling position in Houston. The Owner will give you a salary based position and try to make you travel off of your based salary but no incentives will be given at all. Very shady and unprofessional even if you have a written agreement with them. 

It was in a matter of weeks before they tried to make me go to jobs in my personal vehicle that was 212 miles one way off of my salary. A ultimatum was given and unfortunately I declined. Be very careful with this company. They don’t have enough people and work isn’t local as they say. It’s not even worth the travel pay. You can literally be making the same home and more.

The turnover rate here is out of control. Everybody there is new - maybe 5 have been there for more than 2 years.  They treat you very unfairly, zero training, zero incentives VERY hostile environment to work in. Filled with family members not fit for the roles they are in.  Management is a complete Micro Managing mode that knows everything - then takes credit for a different idea.   Zero direction. HR is NOT your friend... Be careful of these people. Employees are demoralized and are just there for a check as there is no incentive to work harder or do more. Also - in BIG TIME Debt!!!

Strong growth and over the last 2 years, things have just gotten better in terms of expansion, management, culture and success. Contract/estimator group working hard to get good contracts under the leadership of upper management, likewise project team is making efforts to ensure success at the job site, accounting team working cohesively and improved upon policies/procedures, and fabrication team working hard to get things done on time. Overall, one of the companies that is growing at a rapid pace.

What is the best part of working at the company?
They were terrible.  List as apprentice and no certified electricians on site.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Knowing what time you were going to start your day. It depended on wether the foreman was out getting high the night before. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It was fair when the whole crew showed up

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Absolutely no planning and utterly  chaotic

Talk to people and you will soon find out about their bait-and-switch tactics. Highly unqualified people in roles they don't belong in. Compensation is a joke, and don't expect bonus payouts. Promises made and promises broken. The worst company you will ever work for in your lifetime should you be so unlucky to work there. Reimbursements, what are those? You're on your own even on company-related expenses. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Journeyperson electrician 14 salaries reported	$38.64 per hour
Commercial electrician 9 salaries reported	$33.00 per hour
Apprentice electrician 5 salaries reported	$33.00 per hour
Driver 3 salaries reported	$27.50 per hour
Electrical project manager 2 salaries reported	$107,500 per year

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