For Contractors
The association that works as hard as your crew
WECA is the only statewide California association serving merit shop electrical and low voltage contractors — now grown into Arizona and Utah. Training, advocacy, and business services under one roof.
What membership buys you
A trained workforce
State- and federally-approved apprenticeships, the ET program, exam prep, and CE — with member discounts and apprentice dispatch based on availability.
Training programs →A political voice
Dedicated government relations at national, state, and local levels — defending open competition and fighting union-only PLAs.
Political advocacy →Public works help
Wage calculations, certified payroll, prevailing wage consultation, and guidance on labor compliance and jobsite organizing activity.
Member services →Legal, tax & HR support
Free consultations and discounts with Cook Brown, Krogh & Decker, Gilbert Associates, and Scott & Baldwin — plus a premium HR platform included.
Full benefit list →Hiring pipeline
Members-only job posting, a resume bank of active seekers, and staff-assisted student referrals from WECA's own graduate pool.
Hire talent →Network & visibility
Membership meetings, graduations, industry events — and WECA publicizes your wins through its channels and press releases.
Member directory →Membership by state
The flagship
California
The full benefit stack: three apprenticeship programs, prevailing wage support, legal/tax/HR partners, and the strongest advocacy program in the state.
Growing fast
Arizona
The only daytime commercial apprenticeship in Arizona, Davis-Bacon support, and online CE for your journeypersons.
Newest region
Utah
A DOPL-recognized Registered Apprenticeship at our Woods Cross facility, plus the WECA business service stack.
Suppliers and service providers: promote your products to WECA's contractor base as an Industry Partner.
"WECA gives merit shop contractors, like Peak Electric, a voice. I feel this is vitally important for the future success of all merit shops and the future of fair trade in California."