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AndrewC — Thu, 25 Jun 2026 15:54:49 +0000

How Suffolk Contractors Can Plan Material Runs

Suffolk County contractors can plan better material runs by organizing the job list before leaving the site, checking product details, confirming needed quantities with the project team, and deciding whether the order should be picked up, delivered, quoted, or staged for later. A good material run plan includes part numbers, photos, specs, job name, branch preference, timing needs, and any questions for the counter or a qualified professional.

At a Glance

Plan with job details first
Bring part numbers and photos
Choose pickup, delivery, or quote
Use the right branch
Confirm with a qualified professional

Revco Branches in Suffolk County

Material runs can make or break a day.

One missing fitting, one wrong device color, one unclear fixture spec, or one trip to the wrong branch can burn hours. For contractors and trade pros working across Suffolk County, the goal is simple: get the right information together before the truck moves.

This guide is built for electrical contractors, builders, landscapers, facility managers, property managers, and purchasing teams who need to tighten up material planning without turning a blog post into an unsafe installation guide.

Use it to prep better counter visits, quote requests, online orders, pickups, and deliveries.

What a material run means for contractors

A material run is the trip, order, pickup, delivery request, or counter visit used to get job materials from the supplier to the jobsite.

For electrical and lighting work, that can include:

Wire, cord, and cable
Conduit and conduit fittings
Boxes, covers, and enclosures
Wiring devices
Distribution equipment
Grounding and bonding products
Fasteners, supports, and hardware
Lighting fixtures, lamps, drivers, and controls
Landscape lighting products
Datacom and low-voltage products
Tools and jobsite supplies

The planning part matters because many electrical and lighting products look similar but are not interchangeable. Product family, size, finish, voltage rating, brand, catalog number, packaging, listing, and job spec can all matter.

This article does not tell you what to install. It helps you show up prepared so the right people can make the right buying decision.

Who should care about a material run?

Electrical contractors Contractors need fast answers, clean product identification, and fewer repeat trips. A clear list helps the counter team match products, check options, and flag missing details before time gets wasted.	Builders and general contractors Builders often coordinate across trades. A better material request helps avoid vague “grab electrical stuff” runs and keeps purchasing tied to the job schedule.	Landscapers Outdoor lighting and low-voltage material runs work better when fixture type, finish, lamp details, transformer information, control needs, and site layout questions are organized before ordering.	Facility and property managers Maintenance buyers often need replacement products, lamps, devices, breakers, ballasts, drivers, covers, or lighting controls. Photos, labels, and existing part numbers are critical.	Designers, architects, and showroom customers For lighting selections, the material run may start in a showroom or with a specification. Finish, dimensions, mounting style, lead time, room use, and the project professional’s requirements all matter.

Build the material list in plain language first

Do not start with shortcuts only one person understands.

Instead of writing:

“Need 4 boxes, 3 covers, 2 switches, some pipe.”

Write:

“Need weatherproof boxes and covers for exterior lighting controls. Confirm exact type and finish with project lead. Bring photos and spec sheet.”

Better list quality gives the counter, purchasing team, or quote team more to work with.

Good material list fields include:

Product category
Brand preference, if any
Manufacturer part number, if known
Revco item number, if known
UPC, if available
Size, color, finish, rating, or packaging
Quantity needed
Acceptable substitutions, if approved by the project team
Required documentation, if needed
Branch preference
Delivery or pickup preference
Questions that need confirmation

Material run planning checklist

Planning Item	Why it matters	What to bring or confirm
Job name	Keeps orders tied to the right project	Job name, PO, phase, or service call reference
Product category	Helps the counter route the request faster	Wire, conduit, fittings, boxes, devices, lighting, controls, tools
Part number	Reduces wrong-product risk	Manufacturer part number, Revco item confirm number, UPC, or photo of label
Quantity	Prevents partial or repeat runs	Count needed, package quantity, reel length, carton count, or approved spare quantity
Branch preference	Helps plan pickup or local coordination	Preferred Revco branch and pickup contact
Approval requirements	Prevents unapproved substitutions	Spec sheet, approved brand list, fixture schedule, engineer note, designer selection
Safety or code questions	Keeps the article out of unsafe territory	Confirm with licensed electrician, engineer, inspector, AHJ, or manufacturer
Timing	Helps determine pickup, delivery, quote, or staging	Needed date, job schedule, and urgency

What to bring to the Revco counter

The best counter visits start before the truck pulls in.

Bring as much product identification as possible:

Clear photos of product labels
Existing part numbers
Manufacturer name
Brand name
UPC, if visible
Fixture schedule or product schedule
Approved submittal, if applicable
Spec sheet or cut sheet
Device color and finish
Box, cover, conduit, fitting, or wiring device type
Lamp or driver information
Job name and PO
Branch pickup contact
Quantity needed
Timing need

For replacement products, photos help. Capture the full product, the label, the connection area, the mounting style, and any manufacturer markings. Do not open electrical equipment or remove covers unless the work is being handled by a qualified person following proper safety procedures.

What to include in a quote request

A quote request should be more complete than a shopping list.

Include:

Job name
Company name
Contact name
Phone and email
Needed date
Delivery location or pickup branch
Product list
Quantities
Brand or manufacturer requirements
Spec sheets or fixture schedules
Approved substitutions, if allowed
Notes about staged releases or project phases
Any documentation required by the customer or project team

For larger jobs, separate the list by phase or area. For example:

Rough-in
Trim-out
Lighting
Controls
Site lighting
Service materials
Maintenance stock

This makes the quote easier to review and easier to adjust.

Product category considerations

Wire, cord, and cable

For wire and cable requests, bring exact product identification. Do not guess from memory. Confirm type, conductor details, packaging, length, and project requirements with the qualified project lead.

Revco can support product discovery, but final suitability belongs with the licensed electrician, project spec, manufacturer documentation, engineer, inspector, or AHJ where applicable.

Conduit and conduit fittings

Conduit runs can involve multiple product families. Bring the required conduit type, fitting type, size, finish, environment notes, and brand requirements where available. Do not rely on a vague “pipe and fittings” request if the job needs specific material.

Boxes, covers, and enclosures

Box and cover runs go sideways when the list misses environment, size, device count, finish, or cover style. Bring photos, spec requirements, and the exact use case. For enclosures, confirm dimensions, rating, and manufacturer documentation with the project lead.

Wiring devices

For devices, confirm color, grade, configuration, brand preference, plate style, and quantity. Device color mismatches are small mistakes that create big frustration.

Lighting

Lighting runs should include fixture type, finish, lumen package, color temperature, control compatibility, mounting details, and any approved manufacturer or designer selection. For showroom-related planning, homeowners should use the showroom for selection support and rely on qualified professionals for installation.

Distribution equipment

Distribution requests need strong documentation. Bring manufacturer part numbers, panel information, photos of labels, approved documentation, and project requirements. Do not use a blog article to determine electrical compatibility or code compliance.

Landscape lighting

Landscape lighting planning should include fixture type, finish, site area, quantity, control expectations, and transformer or system documentation. Installation design, electrical connections, and code questions should stay with qualified professionals.

Common material run mistakes to avoid

Mistake 1: Leaving without part numbers

Photos help. Part numbers help more. For replacement and spec-driven work, a clear label photo can save a trip.

Mistake 2: Mixing job lists

Do not combine multiple jobs into one loose list unless everything is labeled. Use job names, PO numbers, or phases.

Mistake 3: Guessing on substitutions

A product that looks close may not be approved for the project. Confirm substitutions with the project lead, manufacturer documentation, engineer, inspector, designer, owner, or AHJ where needed.

Mistake 4: Waiting until the truck is already moving

Material runs work better when the counter or quote team gets the list before the rush. For larger orders, send the list ahead.

Mistake 5: Treating inventory as guaranteed

Inventory can change. Pricing can change. Branch stock can change. Logged-in users should check current account pricing and availability where available, then confirm critical orders directly with Revco.

Mistake 6: Using a planning article as technical guidance

This article is not an installation guide. It is not a code guide. It is not a sizing guide. Use qualified professionals, project specs, manufacturer instructions, inspectors, engineers, and AHJs for technical decisions.

When pickup makes sense

Pickup can work well when the order is small, urgent, easy to identify, or tied to a nearby branch.

Pickup planning works best when you have:

A clean material list
Exact part numbers or product photos
Branch preference
Pickup contact
Timing expectations
Account information
Job name or PO

For logged-in web users, Revco’s online account tools can support ordering and product discovery. For urgent or critical materials, confirm details directly with the branch.

When delivery makes sense

Delivery can be useful when the order is bulky, staged, planned in advance, or tied to a larger job.

Delivery planning works best when the request includes:

Delivery address
Site contact
Receiving instructions
Job name
Needed date
Product list
Quantities
Any staging notes
Any access limitations

Do not assume a delivery window, cutoff, or availability unless it is confirmed by Revco for that specific order.

When to use a quote request

Use a quote request when the order is larger, spec-driven, multi-phase, brand-sensitive, or needs review before purchase.

Strong quote requests include part numbers, quantities, specs, job name, timing, and delivery or pickup preference.

A quote is also useful when the buyer needs documentation, price review, approved alternates, or project team approval before ordering.

How online accounts can help material runs

A Revco web account can help contractors and purchasing teams organize repeat ordering, product discovery, and account-based buying activity.

Useful account-driven planning habits include:

Logging in before searching products
Saving frequently purchased items
Reusing order history where available
Creating job lists or saved carts where available
Checking product details before calling or visiting
Preparing quote requests with better product information

Confirm current account features with Revco before publishing final copy, especially if naming a specific tool or workflow.

How Revco branches support Suffolk County material runs

Revco serves Suffolk County through branch locations in Southampton, East Hampton, Southold, Riverhead, Bohemia, and Rocky Point.

That branch coverage matters because contractors are often moving between jobs, not sitting behind a desk. A good material run plan helps the team decide whether to visit a counter, request a quote, check online, arrange pickup, or coordinate delivery.

Use the nearest branch when it makes sense. Use the right branch when the material, job schedule, or account need calls for it.

What to confirm with a qualified professional

Confirm these items with the licensed electrician, qualified contractor, engineer, inspector, AHJ, project spec, or manufacturer documentation:

Wire type and sizing
Breaker type and compatibility
Panel or distribution equipment compatibility
Load requirements
Code compliance
Installation method
Environmental suitability
Grounding and bonding requirements
Fixture suitability
Emergency or life-safety product requirements
Fire alarm, generator, EV charger, solar, or utility-related requirements
Any product substitution on a spec-driven job

Revco can help with product sourcing and identification. Technical approval belongs with the qualified decision maker.

How Revco can help

Revco can help Suffolk County contractors and trade pros plan smarter material runs by supporting product discovery, quote preparation, branch visits, pickup planning, delivery coordination, lighting showroom selection, and repeat ordering workflows. Bring the job details. Bring the part numbers. Bring photos. Bring the spec sheets.The more detail you bring in, the faster the counter or quote conversation can move.

FAQs

What should contractors bring to the supply counter?

Bring part numbers, photos, specs, quantities, job name, branch preference, pickup contact, timing needs, and any manufacturer or project requirements. The more exact the information, the easier it is to match products.

Can Revco tell me what wire or breaker I need?

Revco can help identify and source products, but wire sizing, breaker selection, panel compatibility, and code compliance must be confirmed by a licensed electrician, qualified professional, engineer, inspector, AHJ, or manufacturer documentation.

Should I call ahead before making a material run?

For urgent, large, unusual, or spec-driven orders, calling or sending the list ahead can save time. Inventory, pricing, and timing should be confirmed for the specific order.

Is pickup or delivery better for contractor material runs?

Pickup can work well for urgent or smaller orders near a branch. Delivery can work better for bulky, planned, staged, or jobsite orders. Confirm availability, timing, and order details with Revco.

What details help with replacement products?

Bring clear photos of the product, label, brand, part number, UPC, size, color, finish, and any visible ratings. Do not open equipment or remove covers unless handled by a qualified person following proper safety procedures.

Can homeowners use this article?

Homeowners can use this article for lighting showroom planning, product selection questions, and preparing information for a qualified professional. It should not be used as DIY electrical guidance.

How can an online account help material planning?

A Revco web account can support product discovery, account-based ordering, repeat purchasing, and order organization where available. Confirm current account features on RevcoElectric.com.

What if a product is not available at my preferred branch?

Check current availability where available, contact Revco, or ask about alternatives, ordering options, pickup from another branch, delivery, or quote support. Do not assume availability until confirmed.

How to Use RevcoElectric.com: A Smarter Way to Order Electrical Supplies

AndrewC — Tue, 17 Jun 2025 12:11:09 +0000

How to Use Revco Electric's eCommerce Site to Save Time and Improve Product Sourcing

Revco Lighting + Electrical Supply — serving the industry since 1978.

Managing product sourcing efficiently can be one of the most time-consuming challenges for electrical contractors and project managers. From chasing down inventory to organizing purchase orders amid tight deadlines, inefficiencies in the procurement process can lead to project delays, higher costs, and dissatisfied clients. That’s where the Revco Electric eCommerce platform steps in, offering a streamlined solution that helps save time, cut costs, and improve your sourcing strategies.

By the end of this blog, you’ll not only know how to use the platform effectively, but you’ll also have actionable insights into Revco’s variety of features, benefits, and how it can transform your day-to-day operations.

About Revco Electric

Since 1978, Revco Lighting + Electrical Supply has been the trusted partner for contractors, builders, and project managers across Long Island. With a network of six supply counters, two lighting showrooms, and a highly coordinated fleet offering same-day delivery, Revco has built its reputation on reliability, superior service, and competitive pricing. And now, that same level of expertise has been extended into its intuitive eCommerce platform.

User-Friendly Features Tailored to Your Needs

Revco’s eCommerce site is designed with the busy professional in mind. Here are some standout features that make managing accounts and placing orders a seamless experience:

Custom Pricing: See pricing tailored specifically to your account type, ensuring transparency.
Personalized Dashboard: Manage your account from a centralized location to check AR (Accounts Receivable) balances and track order history.
Save Your Favorites: Save frequently purchased items to simplify repeat orders.
Quick Order Pad: Accelerate the process by entering part numbers directly or uploading spreadsheets for bulk orders.
Cart Management & Approval: Create, save, and approve carts for specific projects, with the ability to assign roles and access levels for employees.
Branch-Level Inventory Lookup: View inventory availability across different branch locations, ensuring you never over-order or face delays.
Submit RFQs with Ease: Easily request quotes for PO workflows and budget management.

These features eliminate guesswork and slowdowns, giving you more time to focus on high-priority tasks.

Why Revco’s eCommerce Site Matters

Here’s how using Revco’s platform can directly impact your business:

Save Time at Every Stage

Gone are the days of endless phone calls or trips to your supplier’s counter. With same-day delivery and a platform designed for efficiency, sourcing materials becomes a hassle-free process. Features like Quick Order Pad and saved carts allow you to place orders in minutes.

Improve Cost Management

Revco’s platform offers volume discounts, early-access deals, and transparent pricing to ensure every dollar stretches further. These features are especially useful for navigating tight budgets on high-end residential or commercial projects.

Build Smarter Sourcing Strategies

With access to over 400 product lines for custom orders, you can find specialized solutions that meet even the most niche project requirements. Revco’s knowledgeable sales team is just a call away to provide tailored recommendations.

Streamline Team Collaboration

Managing procurement for multiple job sites has never been easier. Role-based permissions for users enable centralized oversight, while the ability to approve carts ensures accountability across your team.

How to Use Revco’s eCommerce Platform Step-by-Step

If you’re ready to take your product sourcing to the next level, here’s a simple guide to getting started on Revco’s platform:

Step 1 - Create Your Account

Visit the Revco Electric eCommerce site and register for an account. This will give you access to personalized features like custom pricing, dashboard management, and saved carts.

Step 2 - Navigate Your Dashboard

Once logged in, explore your personalized dashboard to view your AR balance, order history, and open invoices. This central hub keeps all your project-related information organized for easy access.

Step 3 - Search for Products

Use the search bar or browse product categories to find the items you need. For ongoing projects, save frequently purchased items to your Favorites for swift reordering.

Step 4 - Use the Quick Order Pad

If you already know the part numbers of the products required, input them in the Quick Order Pad for a faster checkout process. For bulk orders, upload a spreadsheet for immediate processing.

Step 5 - Check Inventory by Branch

Before finalizing your order, confirm inventory availability at your preferred branch to prevent shortages or delays.

Step 6 - Submit a Request for Quote (RFQ)

For larger contracts, use the RFQ feature to receive a pricing breakdown that fits your budget. This is particularly useful for planning across multiple job sites.

Step 7 - Place Your Order

Review your cart, verify delivery details, and complete your purchase. With same-day delivery within Long Island, you can count on timely arrivals.

Product Sourcing Made Simple and Strategic

When you choose Revco’s eCommerce platform, you’re not just getting a user-friendly tool; you’re getting a partner committed to your success. The combination of intuitive design, advanced features, and unrivaled customer support ensures that every order you place contributes to a smoother, more efficient project lifecycle.

Maximize your sourcing efficiency, reduce project delays, and secure competitive pricing with Revco Electric. Explore the platform today to see how it can transform the way you manage your electrical and lighting supplies. Visit RevcoElectric.com and start streamlining your workflow today!t

Watch the video below for a deeper dive into the available tools for registered users.

Discover the Power of the New RevcoElectric.com: A Guide to Get You Started

AndrewC — Tue, 3 Dec 2024 16:14:02 +0000

How to Use Revco Lighting & Electrical Supply's eCommerce Site to Save Time and Improve Product Sourcing

Revco Lighting + Electrical Supply — serving the industry since 1978.

About Revco Electric

User-Friendly Features Tailored to Your Needs

Revco’s eCommerce site is designed with the busy professional in mind. Here are some standout features that make managing accounts and placing orders a seamless experience:

Custom Pricing: See pricing tailored specifically to your account type, ensuring transparency.
Personalized Dashboard: Manage your account from a centralized location to check AR (Accounts Receivable) balances and track order history.
Save Your Favorites: Save frequently purchased items to simplify repeat orders.
Quick Order Pad: Accelerate the process by entering part numbers directly or uploading spreadsheets for bulk orders.
Cart Management & Approval: Create, save, and approve carts for specific projects, with the ability to assign roles and access levels for employees.
Branch-Level Inventory Lookup: View inventory availability across different branch locations, ensuring you never over-order or face delays.
Submit RFQs with Ease: Easily request quotes for PO workflows and budget management.

These features eliminate guesswork and slowdowns, giving you more time to focus on high-priority tasks.

Why Revco’s eCommerce Site Matters

Here’s how using Revco’s platform can directly impact your business:

Save Time at Every Stage

Improve Cost Management

Build Smarter Sourcing Strategies

Streamline Team Collaboration

How to Use Revco’s eCommerce Platform Step-by-Step

If you’re ready to take your product sourcing to the next level, here’s a simple guide to getting started on Revco’s platform:

Step 1 - Create Your Account

Visit the Revco Electric eCommerce site and register for an account. This will give you access to personalized features like custom pricing, dashboard management, and saved carts.

Step 2 - Navigate Your Dashboard

Once logged in, explore your personalized dashboard to view your AR balance, order history, and open invoices. This central hub keeps all your project-related information organized for easy access.

Step 3 - Search for Products

Use the search bar or browse product categories to find the items you need. For ongoing projects, save frequently purchased items to your Favorites for swift reordering.

Step 4 - Use the Quick Order Pad

If you already know the part numbers of the products required, input them in the Quick Order Pad for a faster checkout process. For bulk orders, upload a spreadsheet for immediate processing.

Step 5 - Check Inventory by Branch

Before finalizing your order, confirm inventory availability at your preferred branch to prevent shortages or delays.

Step 6 - Submit a Request for Quote (RFQ)

For larger contracts, use the RFQ feature to receive a pricing breakdown that fits your budget. This is particularly useful for planning across multiple job sites.

Step 7 - Place Your Order

Review your cart, verify delivery details, and complete your purchase. With same-day delivery within Long Island, you can count on timely arrivals.

Product Sourcing Made Simple and Strategic

Revco is Moving! Explore Our New Rocky Point Location

AndrewC — Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:20:39 +0000

BIG NEWS: Revco Lighting + Electrical Supply is Moving!

We’re thrilled to announce that our Miller Place location is moving to a brand-new home in Rocky Point! Starting Monday, November 18th, you’ll find us in the old Ferguson/Blackman building at 431 Route 25A, Rocky Point. Doors will open with the same great products and service you’ve come to rely on since 1978.

A Proud History of Service and Expertise

Revco Lighting + Electrical Supply has been a trusted partner for electrical contractors and the trade community for over 40 years. We pride ourselves on being an extension of our contractors' businesses, providing the industry expertise, unparalleled customer service, and an extensive inventory they need to get the job done.

On the lighting side, our dedicated team and showrooms in Southampton and Southold, are open to the public. From decorative and landscape lighting to detailed job work, our lighting specialists are here to assist with your unique needs.

Our Story, Your Success

Revco’s roots run deep. After decades of experience in the family business, Ross and Theodora Velys set out to create their own legacy in 1978, opening the first branch in Riverhead, NY. Their passion and dedication have fueled our growth to six locations across Long Island, employing over 90 team members who share their commitment to excellence.

Why Rocky Point?

Our new Rocky Point location offers a fresh, modern space to better serve you. Whether you’re a contractor looking for top-quality electrical supplies or a homeowner in need of expert lighting solutions, we’re ready to help you succeed.

Mark Your Calendar

Join us at our new location on Monday, November 18th, and experience the same exceptional service in a fresh setting. We’re excited to welcome you to 431 Route 25A, Rocky Point!

Thank you for being part of the Revco family. Here’s to lighting up your projects for many more years to come!

Introducing the REVCO Blog – Insights for Electrical & Lighting Professionals

unilog — Fri, 20 Sep 2024 05:12:53 +0000

Introducing the REVCO Blog – Your Trusted Partner in the Electrical and Lighting Industry

Welcome to the new REVCO blog, where we share the latest updates and insights tailored for professionals in the electrical and lighting industry. Whether you're an electrical contractor, builder, architect, designer, or looking for solutions in Suffolk County, New York, this blog is designed to keep you informed, help you save money, and provide the tools you need to grow your business.

Who We Are

At REVCO, we’ve been a trusted partner for electrical contractors since 1978. Our extensive inventory and deep industry knowledge allow us to serve as an extension of your business, ensuring you have everything necessary to complete your daily tasks efficiently. We pride ourselves on delivering unparalleled customer service and a wide range of products to meet the needs of the trade.

On the lighting side, our dedicated lighting team and showroom is available to help contractors, and their clients browse products and make informed decisions. From decorative and landscape lighting to more detailed job work, our specialists are on hand to offer expert guidance and support.

What to Expect from Our Blog

The REVCO blog is designed to be a valuable resource for professionals in the electrical and lighting sectors. Here’s what you can expect:

Product News and Updates: Stay updated on the latest products added to our extensive inventory.
Industry Insights: Learn about the latest trends and innovations in the electrical and lighting industries.
Educational Resources: Helpful tips, how-tos, and best practices designed to save you time, money, and help you win more projects.
Customer Success Stories: Discover how fellow contractors and builders have utilized REVCO’s offerings to enhance their projects and grow their businesses.

Our goal is simple: to empower you with the knowledge, tools, and resources needed to thrive in the fast-paced world of electrical contracting and lighting design.

We invite you to explore the blog regularly, as we’ll be updating it with fresh content designed to keep you informed and ahead of the curve.

Power Up with REVCO Insights

Suffolk County Job List

How Suffolk Contractors Can Plan Material Runs

Revco Branches in Suffolk County

What a material run means for contractors

Electrical contractors

Builders and general contractors

Landscapers

Facility and property managers

Designers, architects, and showroom customers

Build the material list in plain language first

What to bring to the Revco counter

What to include in a quote request

FAQs

What should contractors bring to the supply counter?

Can Revco tell me what wire or breaker I need?

Should I call ahead before making a material run?

Is pickup or delivery better for contractor material runs?

What details help with replacement products?

Can homeowners use this article?

How can an online account help material planning?

What if a product is not available at my preferred branch?

How to Use RevcoElectric.com: A Smarter Way to Order Electrical Supplies

How to Use Revco Electric's eCommerce Site to Save Time and Improve Product Sourcing

About Revco Electric

User-Friendly Features Tailored to Your Needs

Why Revco’s eCommerce Site Matters

Save Time at Every Stage

Improve Cost Management

Build Smarter Sourcing Strategies

Streamline Team Collaboration

How to Use Revco’s eCommerce Platform Step-by-Step

Step 1 - Create Your Account

Step 2 - Navigate Your Dashboard

Step 3 - Search for Products

Step 4 - Use the Quick Order Pad

Step 5 - Check Inventory by Branch

Step 6 - Submit a Request for Quote (RFQ)

Step 7 - Place Your Order

Product Sourcing Made Simple and Strategic

Discover the Power of the New RevcoElectric.com: A Guide to Get You Started

How to Use Revco Lighting & Electrical Supply's eCommerce Site to Save Time and Improve Product Sourcing

About Revco Electric

User-Friendly Features Tailored to Your Needs

Why Revco’s eCommerce Site Matters

Save Time at Every Stage

Improve Cost Management

Build Smarter Sourcing Strategies

Streamline Team Collaboration

How to Use Revco’s eCommerce Platform Step-by-Step

Step 1 - Create Your Account

Step 2 - Navigate Your Dashboard

Step 3 - Search for Products

Step 4 - Use the Quick Order Pad

Step 5 - Check Inventory by Branch

Step 6 - Submit a Request for Quote (RFQ)

Step 7 - Place Your Order

Product Sourcing Made Simple and Strategic

Revco is Moving! Explore Our New Rocky Point Location

BIG NEWS: Revco Lighting + Electrical Supply is Moving!

Introducing the REVCO Blog – Insights for Electrical & Lighting Professionals

Introducing the REVCO Blog – Your Trusted Partner in the Electrical and Lighting Industry