Licensed Electrical Contractor & Electricians
Electrical Installations & Repairs (Residential & Commercial)
Guam Contractors License# 8013
Classifications:
C-13 (Electrical)
C-15 (Electronic Systems)
C-19 (Fire & Burglar Alarm)
C-20 (Fire Protection)
CALL
(671) 898-8000
(671) 477-4371 Fax
Electrical Installations & Repairs (Residential & Commercial)
Guam Contractors License# 8013
Classifications:
C-13 (Electrical)
C-15 (Electronic Systems)
C-19 (Fire & Burglar Alarm)
C-20 (Fire Protection)
CALL
(671) 898-8000
(671) 477-4371 Fax
Kindo Electric
PO Box 3091
Hagatna, GU 96932
info@kindoelectric.com
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LATEST NEWS:
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The Kindo Electric
office in Apra
Heights, Guam is
now open. The
office generates it's
own power using
solar and wind
technology.
Kindo Electric participates in KUAM's Recycle Fest
Vice President, Kellis Leon Guerrero represented Kindo Electric during KUAM's Recycle
Fest. He was handing out literature and educating the public on Wind Turbine technology
and how it can lower your utility bills. Also at the fest was Jim Thomas of Pacific Wind &
Solar who flew over from Saipan to help us. Mr. Thomas is the Pacific Asia Distributor of
Skystream wind turbines.
Vice President, Kellis Leon Guerrero represented Kindo Electric during KUAM's Recycle
Fest. He was handing out literature and educating the public on Wind Turbine technology
and how it can lower your utility bills. Also at the fest was Jim Thomas of Pacific Wind &
Solar who flew over from Saipan to help us. Mr. Thomas is the Pacific Asia Distributor of
Skystream wind turbines.
Kindo Electric in the Marianas Business Journal
President, Kenneth Leon Guerrero was recently interviewed by the Marianas Business
Journal. Here is a portion of the interview.
Turning on the green light to go off the grid
A gloomy economic market combined with the steady rise of utility bills has sparked an
interest in the business community in becoming self-sufficient - that is, off the public power
grid. Kenneth Leon Guerrero, president of Kindo Electric, told the Journal about his
attempts to operate and function off the public power grid. Currently, Kindo Electric, his
electrical contracting business, is trying to demonstrate that with the right technology and
new thinking, an office, business or home can function completely off the grid. "I've been
wanting to do this for years," said Leon Guerrero, who started moving the company off the
grid in July...
President, Kenneth Leon Guerrero was recently interviewed by the Marianas Business
Journal. Here is a portion of the interview.
Turning on the green light to go off the grid
A gloomy economic market combined with the steady rise of utility bills has sparked an
interest in the business community in becoming self-sufficient - that is, off the public power
grid. Kenneth Leon Guerrero, president of Kindo Electric, told the Journal about his
attempts to operate and function off the public power grid. Currently, Kindo Electric, his
electrical contracting business, is trying to demonstrate that with the right technology and
new thinking, an office, business or home can function completely off the grid. "I've been
wanting to do this for years," said Leon Guerrero, who started moving the company off the
grid in July...