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Bruce & Merrilees Electric Co.

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Bruce & Merrilees Electric Co.

ArchKey Bruce & Merrilees brings decades of expertise to electrical projects on a national scale.

Bruce & Merrilees is a family-owned and operated business headquartered in New Castle, Pennsylvania. Since 1948, we have provided innovative electrical installation and maintenance services for large, complex projects. We provide superior services in the MidAtlantic region and across the continental U.S. No matter where the project is, we maintain an excellent safety record while completing projects on time, within budget and to the highest quality standards.

04/27/2026

A new name, a new chapter...but still the same commitment to safety and expertise. The ArchKey Bruce & Merrilees page is merging with ArchKey Solutions. Go to https://www.facebook.com/ArchKeySolutions and click "Follow" to watch the Power of Scale transform an industry.

12/30/2025

20° and fresh snow on the ground? Sounds like another day at the office for ArchKey Bruce & Merrilees' western high voltage team.

The crew at AEP Whippleditch is laying the groundwork for a new 345kV substation in Indiana. The infrastructure at this station is designed to deliver power to new areas of America's Midwest energy grid.

For a complete look at our substation services, go to https://www.bruceandmerrilees.com/services/substation-services

12/15/2025

ArchKey Bruce & Merrilees continues to upgrade PA American Water's service, one pump station at a time.

Our team has installed new generators and improved electrical service at dozens of pump stations across Western Pennsylvania. Although the overall objective is the same, no two jobs are alike. Each station comes with its own unique challenges.

For example, at a station near the Allegheny National Forest, our team had to find a crane subcontractor who could navigate the half-mile long gravel road to the station, then maneuver within tight spaces in order to set the new generator on its pad.

In Armstrong County, installing a new generator required a planned outage so our team could first swap out the station's transfer switch.

Our team succesfully met each challenge, resulting in high customer satisfaction.

11/17/2025

Wilkes-Barre Scranton International Airport needed new taxiway lighting, but it didn't want any cuts in the new pavement. So B&M's airfield team used a creative approach to deliver exactly what the customer asked for.

Typically, airfield lighting is installed after the pavement is poured by trenching through the new pavement. For this project, though, our team installed precast cans in the subbase, using geospatial measuring to ensure every can was set at the correct height. Then the pavement was poured. Afterward, our team cored the pavement and installed new fixtures into the precast cans.

The team worked two shifts on a compressed schedule and completed the installation in just three months. The work included more than 100 new lights and guidance signs, as well as taxiway pavement sensors and a stormwater gate.

See more of our airfield capabilities at https://www.bruceandmerrilees.com/services/transportation

11/12/2025

It was a beautiful day for a lift when our team installed this new generator at a water pump station in Butler County, PA. The station itself is new, and will service residents of a new housing development. Bruce & Merrilees performed all electrical work on the job, including wiring the new equipment inside the pump house.

11/07/2025

Rain or shine - or rainbows! - Bruce & Merrilees is always there to make the job gets done right, safely and professionally. Our team worked through the rain at Wilkes-Barre Scranton International Airport, installing new lighting on the Taxiway B extension, and got to enjoy a double rainbow after the storm.

10/27/2025

New edge lighting is going in at Lehigh Valley International Airport. B&M's airfield team is upgrading Taxiway A at the airport in Allentown, PA. The work is part of a project to expand and improve the existing taxiway to accommodate the airport's growing air cargo operations.

Bruce & Merrilees has decades of airfield electrical experience. View more of our projects here https://www.bruceandmerrilees.com/projects

10/22/2025

B&M's high voltage team has broken ground on a greenfield 345kV switchyard for a utility customer in the state of Indiana. Once grading and trenching is complete, our team must move quickly—we have just six months to complete construction before the deadline to energize. The finished switchyard will be used to tie in a solar field to the electrical grid.

10/15/2025

It took just two days for Bruce & Merrilees' team to replace a 138kV switch and lightning arrestor at an aluminum manufacturing facility in eastern Ohio. Our team performed the upgrades during a planned outage at the facility's substation.

See all of our substation services at https://www.bruceandmerrilees.com/services/substation-services

10/13/2025

B&M's Transportation team is finishing up its work along Route 119 in Connellsville, PA. The team spent the summer upgrading the traffic signals at multiple intersections. Now, they're completing final details in preparation for commissioning.

All told, the work spanned a 1-mile stretch of highway through the heart of the city. In addition to installing new traffic signal heads, our team also performed sidewalk and accessibility upgrades at each intersection.

Address

930 Cass Street
New Castle, PA
16101

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Website

https://www.archkey.com/regions-served/eastern-region-archkey-bruce-merrilees/

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