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“Pretty Much Anything to do With Electricity”

Todd Clowney (right) and Adam Rein comprise the staff at Clowney Electrical Service, #29 in our Peru Gazette photo series of people who make Peru a wonderful place to live. Mason Clowney (front), Todd’s son and a Peru Elementary School 1st grader, is an electrician in training.

Located at 621 Laphams Mills Rd., Clowney Electrical Service serves commercial and residential customers. Selling, installing and servicing electric generators is one of Clowney’s most frequently called-upon services. The company motto is “Paying too much is no laughing matter.” Call 518-726-0428.

Posted: January 14th, 2018 under Adirondack Region News, Business News, Faces of Peru, General News, Peru News, Peru resident news/accomplishments, Peru/Regional History.