National Tradesmen Day with Triangle Electric

Throughout September, Triangle Electric was celebrating National Tradesmen Day which was created by Irwin tools in 2011 to celebrate and show just how important tradesmen are. It only happens once a year on the third Friday of September, but we believe honoring our tradesmen should happen all year long! 

National Tradesmen Day Celebrates all of the hard-working people out there that do hands-on work to make our communities & homes function properly and efficiently. This includes electricians, plumbers, carpenters, and so much more. These committed men and women work hard to ensure that everything in our lives functions the way they should, which is why tradespeople are so important! Being a tradesman opens the door to numerous opportunities, and it is an incredibly rewarding career field! Every day is a new challenge, which brings a sense of accomplishment when you build or fix something with your own two hands.

Each trade field is different from the other, but they are each physically and mentally demanding in their own ways. Tradespeople have a unique skill to solve issues quickly and to get the job done! Being a tradesman opens the door to numerous opportunities, and it is an incredibly rewarding career field! Every day is a new challenge, which brings a sense of accomplishment whenever a job is completed. We believe that everybody should learn at least one trade in their life so that they can comprehend how interesting yet challenging it can be!

Honoring Our Team

The Triangle Electric team is what makes Triangle Electric great! They are the key to our success as a company, and we cannot praise our employees enough. Triangle Electric is very fortunate in having the best electrician tradesmen and women in the region! We have been honoring and featuring some of our tradesmen through our employee spotlights and will continue to do so for the rest of the year! Check out some of our hard-working team members!

Dave LaMorte | Service Department Electrician



Dave LaMorteService Department Electrician Dave has been with Triangle Electric for 2 1/2 years, and is originally from Spokane, Washington! His favorite hobby is fishing & ice fishing, favorite food is a ribeye with a twice-baked potato & garlic toast, favorite movie is A River Runs Through It, and favorite music genre is classic rock. If Dave could go anywhere, he’d travel to Maui, Hawaii. During his free time, you can find him spending time with his family.During his time with Triangle Electric, he’s learned how organized & efficient the company is, and in 5 years he sees himself continuing to work in the service department. Dave would like to thank his service manager, John Cook, who makes his job more efficient!

Sean Allen | Journeyman Electrician



Sean has been a part of the Triangle Electric team for over 3 years. His favorite project he’s worked on was the City Of Williston Public Works building, and what he likes the most about his job is piping and pulling large wire pulls.  Originally from Minot, North Dakota, his favorite hobby is bicycling, his favorite food is Thai food, and his favorite band is Rebulation. In his free time, you can find him on his bike or fishing. If Sean could go anywhere, he’d take a trip to the Philippines. During his time at Triangle Electric, Sean has learned what and how a journeyman electrician should be! In 5 years, he sees himself investing in real estate.

Cliff Dixon | Journeyman Electrician



Cliff has been a part of the Triangle Electric team for 4 years, and his favorite part about his job is troubleshooting! Originally from Epping, ND, his favorite hobby is building, favorite food is pizza, favorite movie is Avengers, and favorite band is Disturbed. If he could go anywhere, he’d stay here! In his free time, you can find Cliff spending his time with his children. During his time with Triangle Electric, one thing Cliff has learned is VFD programming, and in 5 years he sees himself continuing to be a journeyman electrician at Triangle Electric. Cliff would like to give a shout-out to Greg Delorme & thank him!