Prowest Electric Inc.

ProWest Electric started in 1993 with $600 charged to a credit card and zero customers. Three decades later it is a fixture of Denver Metro commercial electrical work, built around a deliberate niche: tenant build-outs and improvement projects for general contractors and property managers, chosen job by job for margin instead of chasing the open bid market. The strategy worked through every cycle, including 2008. The company has never had a losing year, and its services span lighting remodels, power upgrades, manufacturing installations, and full electrical system redesigns.

Allen Sauer was the company's only licensed master electrician and its owner, bookkeeper, HR department, and payroll clerk for more than 30 years. At 68 and healthy, he wanted to retire on his own terms and travel, and he was selling from strength rather than necessity. He stayed available to consult through the handoff so the company's license, relationships, and crew moved to the new owner without a wobble.

ProWest Electric connected with buyers on Rejigg in December 2024 and attracted interest from 14 vetted buyers. The owner signed an LOI with Enclave Equity and Olivier Labbé in January 2025, and the deal closed in May 2025. The brand, employees, and day-to-day operations all stayed intact through the transition, and the seller paid no brokerage fees.

Enclave Equity and Olivier Labbé acquired ProWest to expand their presence in growing regional markets and invest in the company's highly skilled workforce. Labbé brought an established acquisition history and a record of scaling B2B businesses. The new ownership will build on ProWest's long-standing legacy of quality, reliability, and customer service while providing additional resources for continued growth.