When 6-year-old Basim Mansour tagged along with his father during electrical repair calls in the 1970s, he had no idea that one day he would own the company and grow it from a one-truck operation to one of the nation’s largest privately owned plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling companies with more than 500 employees.In 1990, Mansour took over the electrical contracting company after the untimely death of his father. Thrust into the responsibility of running his family’s business at the young age of 19, Mansour left school to dedicate his time to the company. Through times of recession,
