Electrical Distributors and Your Building Project

If you are a company that distributes electrical parts, it is good to know that there is someone who can help you financially as well as help your channel of distribution get better. You can count on the National Association of Electrical Distributors of St. Louis, Missouri to help protect your business. Members can also benefit from the tools and information that the association can help you with.

The NAED will help you connect with the networks, education, and research to help you make your business better by helping give you better customer service. Members of the association are able to learn how to better respond to the customer's needs, make sure that the products are available for your customers, and speed up the invoice process. It will help your customers save money, thus making them happy.

Being a member of the National Association of Electrical Distributors will allow you to benefit by helping your distributors get more education, research and networking within the company, recruiting potential employees, and getting government support. It also helps you develop better leaders within the company, and gives you more opportunity to be involved in the community around your distribution business. Association members can be distributors, associates, and allied partners when they are seeking membership in the NAED.

The job of electrical distributors is to buy products from various manufacturers of electrical products from around the world and store them, then make sure that the right customers get the right products. They are the necessary links that connect the products to the various contractors who need the parts for the project. Not only do they sell the products to contractors, but also, they are able to provide the information, any necessary technical assistance, and knowledge about the market for the products that their buyers need.

The majority of buyers for many of the products that are sold by major electrical distributors are contractors that work on both residential and commercial projects such as homes, schools, government, and other industrial building projects. These contractors look for items such as ceiling fan and lighting fixtures, circuit breakers, switches that operate lighting, switchboards, security systems and video equipment, and both power and manual hand tools.

The National Association of Electrical Distributors can help match your contracting company with the right distributor to make sure that you have the right parts for the right job in a short amount of time.