Commitment to Puerto Rico
Our history is one of constant evolution. From our incorporation in 2014 to becoming a regional benchmark, Metalectrik has been key in reconstructing Puerto Rico’s power grid and expanding infrastructure across the Caribbean. Today, with HUBZone certification and global strategic alliances, we continue to transform the industry with precision and commitment.
Metalectrik originates from the acquisition of Engineer Metal Forms. This established the technical and manufacturing foundation for the company.
Formal incorporation in Puerto Rico, consolidating its legal and administrative structure.
Strengthening of metal-mechanical capabilities, setting the stage for complex electrical and industrial projects.
Active role in restoring Puerto Rico’s power grid, providing substations, transformers (25 kVA to 10 MVA), and underground/overhead solutions.
Manufacturing of high-voltage switchgears with vacuum breakers for major power plants: Palo Seco (120 MVA), San Juan (300 MVA), and Yabucoa (60 MVA).
The Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA/AEE) validates aluminum structures up to 46 kV, transformer enclosures, and switching units for the distribution system.
Export of power substation gantries (13.8/69 kV – 84 MVA) to Haiti.
Export projects to the Bahamas (galvanized steel gantries) and the Dominican Republic (138 kV insulator supports).
Obtained HUBZone Certification from the U.S. SBA, enabling participation in federal contracting.
Exclusive representation of EMINSA transformers in Puerto Rico, integrating manufacturing and complete electrical solutions.
