In Episode 4 of The Mount Rushmore Series on The Chapin Commute, we take a look back at some of the most impactful projects we've delivered in Oklahoma.
Our guest, Drew Janz, helps walk us through the challenges, teamwork, and problem-solving that shaped these jobs and left a lasting mark. It’s a conversation about learning from the past and appreciating the roles that helped get the work done right.

In this episode, we dive into the third installment of our special series featuring the former owner of Willmar Electric as he reflects on the most iconic projects of his career. These aren’t just jobs—they’re milestones. From groundbreaking innovations to community-changing builds, these projects earned a place on his personal Mount Rushmore.

Join us as we explore the stories behind each selection: the challenges, the triumphs, and the lasting impact they’ve had on the company and the people involved. Whether you're in the trades, in leadership, or just love a good story about vision and execution, this episode is packed with insight and inspiration.

You won’t want to miss this episode of The Chapin Commute!

This week, Misty Lauer joins us to unveil his Mount Rushmore of Willmar Electric Projects. From the viewpoint of returning customers, Misty breaks down her top four projects that left a lasting impact on our company and community.

Whether you're a longtime Willmar Electric team member or love a good behind-the-scenes story, this episode is full of insight!

You won’t want to miss this episode of The Chapin Commute!

This week, Steve Gardner joins us to unveil his Mount Rushmore of Willmar Electric Projects. From legendary builds to unforgettable moments, Steve breaks down his top four projects that left a lasting impact on our company and community.

Whether you're a longtime Willmar Electric team member or love a good behind-the-scenes story, this episode is full of insight!

The next episode of The Chapin Commute explores the unique dynamics of selling a family-owned business. From generational transitions to balancing personal relationships with professional responsibilities, we speak with John Chapin, who represents the third generation where work and family intersect. Expect honest conversations, real-world insights, and stories that highlight the challenges and rewards of keeping business in the family. This episode is broken into two parts. The second is the focus on selling the company and understanding all that went into it, perspectives from the 3rd and 4th Generation.

This episode of The Chapin Commute explores the unique dynamics of running a family business. From generational transitions to balancing personal relationships with professional responsibilities, we speak with John Chapin, who was the 3rd generation of where work and family intersect. Expect honest conversations, real-world insights, and stories that highlight the challenges and rewards of keeping business in the family. This episode is broken into two parts. The first is with a focus on working in the business, and the second is on the transition from generation to generation.

In this episode, we sit down with business strategist Michael Fort to discuss using a one-page business plan to simplify your strategy and supercharge your execution. It is broken into two parts, so tune in this week for the final episode - if you missed the first one go back and listen to that one to get all caught up!

In this episode, we sit down with business strategist Michael Fort to discuss using a one-page business plan to simplify your strategy and supercharge your execution. It is broken into two parts, so tune in this week and next episode the conclusion of his episode!