You Bring the Hope. We Bring the Power.
At the end of the day, power is power. That’s not the only reason why you choose us.
Powering the world when and where it matters is one example of supporting our customers who are building a better world. It’s our purpose.
At Foley we care about and commit to the safety and wellbeing of everyone. We are fully engaged – serving our customers with a sense of urgency.
From powering data centers and enabling telecommunications that keep us all connected, to supplying backup and critical power for homes, schools, hospitals and entire cities — we’ve been providing reputable Cat power that communities have relied on for 80 years.
We tend to think about electricity most during its absence, say when the power goes out during a storm. But institutions that support critical operations, such as hospitals, law enforcement offices and data centers, have no margin for error when it comes to backup power.
We have a proven track record of supporting our communities with solutions that are engineered to operate at peak efficiency and deliver power when and where it’s needed most.
Today, more than ever, Foley Power Solutions is a critical participant in developing sustainable communities, enabling economic growth through infrastructure and energy development, improving standards of living and developing new technologies to help our customers succeed.
We’re more than just a power supplier. We’re part of tight-knit communities that empower the nation.
WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE CERTIFIED
Foley Power Solutions under Foley Industries is officially certified as a Women Business Enterprise (WBE) by the National Women Business Owners Corporation.
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The Foley Legacy
Serving Kansas & Missouri for over 80 Years
Foley started as a single store on the brick streets of Wichita, Kansas in 1940. Today, Foley Industries has grown into one of the region’s leading equipment suppliers and experts with over 1,200 employees in 15 locations across Kansas and northwest Missouri.