Everglades Electric Supply

K&M Electric Supply was founded in 1972 by Ken Mooney and Ron Kaylor. Their strategy was simple - provide the best customer service available, be indispensable to every customer and become the distributor of choice. Our strategy has not changed from their original. We continue to develop methods and processes that provide outstanding service. All material is barcode scanned for accuracy, our deliveries are always on time, and our ability to lower our customers' installed costs still continues today. Our mission is to provide growth for our customers, vendors, and employees through intelligent distribution practices that enhance the lives of everyone concerned. Our Vision is to be a 'Category of One' ...the distributor of choice. For over 39 years K&M Electric has been a global distributor of electrical products which meet the needs of the residential, commercial, industrial, utility, and OEM customer. These products include electrical distribution equipment, transformers, raceway, wire, cable, lighting, controls and related products. K&M is a full line, stocking distributor with the ability to meet nearly every electrical supply requirements. Our full-line products offering combined with our customer service and technical capabilities make K&M"...the distributor of choice". K&M Electric Supply is your leading source of electrical construction materials. With multiple South Florida branch locations, K&M is committed to reducing your costs and earning the position as your primary electrical products supplier.

Global distributor of electrical products

Graybar South Florida Service Center is a distribution center with will call pickup and stocked inventory in an on-site warehouse. Graybar is a leading distributor of electrical supplies, communications, data network solutions, commercial and industrial lighting, and security equipment. We are committed to helping you cut down on your electricity bill by updating or completely replacing outdated commercial lighting systems. Renovating your commercial lighting not only improves the quality of light, it also results in less heat in the building. That means less energy is required by your HVAC system to cool down the building during warm days. When you pair these energy savings together with increased lamp longevity, it