Become an Industry Professional Services Member of EAP

Do you want your firm to stay close to the electrical and HVAC contractors you support every day? Industry Professional Services membership with the Electrical Association of Philadelphia (EAP) gives your whole company that connection. One membership covers the entire business, not just one person, so leadership, sales, engineers, inspectors, and office staff all share the benefits. This page helps you decide if joining EAP is a smart move that brings real value in education, networking, sales and marketing reach, and staff support.

Who Industry Professional Services Membership Is For

This membership is designed for firms that support contractors both in the field and in the office—including:

• Design, Inspection, and Field Operations Support Firms: Engineering firms that design electrical and mechanical systems, electrical inspection agencies, energy organizations administering efficiency or rebate programs, and equipment rental companies that keep job sites moving.
• Companies that power contractor operations through fleet, fuel, and vehicle services; marketing, consulting, and business support; financial and insurance solutions tailored to contractor risks; and software for bidding, service management, design, and field communication. 
• Facilities management teams responsible for buildings, campuses, and plants, as well as other professional service groups that work alongside electrical and HVAC contractors.

As an Industry Professional Services member, your company becomes part of a trusted regional network that serves Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. You stay close to the contractors and decision makers who attend EAP classes and events all year. If your team wants stronger ties with the companies that install, service, and maintain systems in the field, membership keeps you in the conversation.

To see how this membership fits into the broader structure, you can review the full list of EAP Membership Types.

Examples of Companies That Benefit Most

Electrical engineering design firms gain by staying aligned with current codes and seeing how those codes play out on real job sites. Our courses also offer IEEE PDH hours to keep PE’s licensed. Inspection agencies benefit from direct contact with contractors in classes, where questions and field issues come up in real time.

Energy service companies use membership to promote efficiency and incentive programs to the contractors who carry those programs to building owners. Equipment rental and tool suppliers build visibility with the crews that depend on them on every project. Facilities management teams, from hospitals to universities, gain trusted status when they work with EAP contractor members and understand the same standards and programs.

Across all these groups, membership helps position your company as a known and trusted resource.

Why Stay Close To Electrical and HVAC Contractors

Being in the same association as contractors lets your team see what really happens in the field. You hear about job pressures, schedule issues, and code pain points directly from the people doing the work. That insight helps you shape services, tools, and programs that fit real needs.

You also gain quicker feedback on your products or services and more chances to be seen as the go to partner for design projects, inspections, energy programs, rentals, or facilities support. Over time, the contractors you meet in EAP activities start to think of your firm first when they need help.

Key Membership Benefits For Industry Professional Services Companies

Every benefit of Industry Professional Services membership ties back to revenue, visibility, relationships, and staff support. Because membership is company wide, add on programs reach everyone, including leadership, project managers, sales, operations, inspectors, and admin staff. One decision to join creates touchpoints for your whole team.

Company Wide Membership That Covers Your Whole Team

One membership covers your entire company. That means no juggling many accounts or guessing who can attend what. Everyone on your roster can access programs, discounts, and information.

This is especially helpful for multi office or multi department firms. Leadership might attend strategy and networking programs, while engineers, inspectors, and field support staff plug into technical education and updates. Admin and HR staff can use wellness and training programs to support the people side of the business. One membership, shared benefits, simple to manage.

Education, Events, and Industry Access All Year

EAP offers live and virtual continuing education that keeps your staff current on codes and best practices. Many programs offer CEUs or PDHs, so your engineers and inspectors gain both knowledge and credit.

Year round events, such as webinars, member networking meetings, and large gatherings like the Electric Expo or holiday events, keep you visible in the market. Different team members can attend different programs based on their roles. You can explore current and upcoming options on the EAP networking and education events page and start mapping out where your staff can plug in.

Business Development, Marketing Exposure, and Referrals

Membership strengthens your business development efforts. Your company can be listed as a trusted resource to EAP contractor members and gain visibility through association channels. Sponsorships, event participation, and education involvement all help your name stand out.

When contractors look for partners for design work, inspections, energy projects, tool and equipment rentals, or facilities support, EAP members tend to rise to the top. Over time, you build long term relationships instead of chasing one time bids.

Support For Your Staff: Leadership, Wellness, and Burnout Prevention

EAP membership is not only about leads. It also supports your people. Leadership and business development training help managers and rising leaders grow their skills. Wellness programs and corporate wellness initiatives help reduce stress and burnout for office and field staff.

These add on benefits reach the whole company, not just the C suite. When your people feel supported, they stay longer, work safer, and represent your brand better in front of customers.

How To Join As An Industry Professional Services Member

Joining EAP as an Industry Professional Services company is simple. There is a clear membership category with company wide dues and benefits that match your role as a service provider to contractors.

For more background on how membership works across the association, you can review the EAP Membership Overview.

Talk With Our Team About Your Company Goals

Start by calling EAP to talk about your firm. Share what services you provide, which markets you serve, and what you want from membership. EAP staff can help you match your goals to the right mix of events, education, and programs.

They can suggest which staff should attend which classes, how your team can show up at networking events, and how to use marketing exposure in a smart way. Do not wait for the next bid season. Pick up the phone and start the conversation today.

Fill Out The Membership Form And Enroll Your Staff

Next, complete the Industry Professional Services membership form so your entire company is enrolled. Once you join, you can add staff to email lists, sign people up for events, and plug teams into wellness and leadership offerings.

The sooner you join, the sooner your engineers, inspectors, sales reps, and office staff can tap into training, marketing visibility, and support. Your company gets one clear, simple connection point to the regional electrical and HVAC community.

Ready To Strengthen Your Role In The EAP Network?

EAP membership is a smart move for Industry Professional Services companies that want stronger contractor relationships, better staff support, and steady chances to grow. You gain company wide benefits that touch revenue, visibility, and workplace culture. Call EAP today or complete the membership form to get started, then explore events and programs on the site so you can picture how each person on your team will use the benefits. The contractors you support are already here. Join them.