ABOUT US
Who We Are
Family-owned & woman-led, D&T Power builds trust through performance, safety, and service. We bring over a century of boots-on-the-ground expertise in high-voltage construction and infrastructure. Clients count on us for dependable utility work and rapid-response storm recovery—day or night.
About D&T POWER
D&T Power LLC was founded in January 2021 by husband-and-wife team Dustin and Terri Streich, who set out to build more than a company — they set out to build a culture.
Headquartered in Lowell, Michigan, we also operate storm yard locations in Shreveport, Louisiana, and Windsor Locks, Connecticut, allowing us to mobilize quickly and efficiently across multiple regions when communities need us most. From day one, D&T Power has done things differently by putting people and safety first. We’ve built a reputation for integrity, accountability, and professionalism across every job site, but our real strength comes from the relationships we’ve built along the way.
Why D&T Power
Because what we do is more than work — it’s who we are.
Our people are the heartbeat of D&T Power. They’re the reason the lights come back on after a storm, the reason our reputation stands strong, and the reason we’re more than just another powerline contractor.
At D&T Power, we don’t just talk about culture — we live it.
Every callout, every long day, and every project is powered by the relationships we’ve built and the trust we’ve earned.
Real people. Real pride. Real power.
Our crews don’t just represent a company, they represent a culture:
● A culture built on trust, accountability, and respect.
● A culture that never compromises safety for speed.
● A culture where people show up — not because they have to, but because they want to.
Because powering communities starts with empowering people.
Accreditations & Affiliations
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Our Safety Commitment
Safety isn’t just a department here — it's the standard we live by.
Every decision we make, from planning to execution, starts with one question: “Is this the safest way?”
Looking out for one another is what makes us strong — and why our crews return home safely at the end of every day.