EIB (Nassau & Suffolk) Market Share Study 2009
The Electrical Industry Board of Nassau and Suffolk County is conducting a study of its local market, through a third-party research firm, MCA, Inc. Your participation is essential for the success of this project. The information you provide will only be seen by MCA, Inc., and specific survey responses will not be shared with anyone. The EIB members sponsoring this study are: Nicolaus Feldmann, Joseph Gathard, Donald Leslie Jr., Donald J. Fiore, Michael O’Grady, James Malley
Company information submitted to MCA, Inc. will be used solely for the completion of this project and will not be shared or otherwise identified with individual companies. The information you provide will only be seen by MCA, Inc., and specific survey responses will not be shared with anyone.
All categories provided have been defined by U.S. Government sources for data.
Sales Category Descriptions
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During this short survey, you will be asked about the sales categories listed below. You may click on Sales Category Descriptions at any time to review these again. Please scroll down to begin the survey now.
1. Residential - multi-family: Includes apartments and condominiums. The classification excludes residential units in buildings that are primarily nonresidential. State and local includes remodeling, additions, and major replacements to multi-family properties subsequent to completion of original building as well as construction of additional housing units in existing residential structures, the addition of swimming pools and garages, and replacement of major equipment items such as water heaters, furnaces, and central air-conditioners. Maintenance and repair work is excluded.
2. Office: Office buildings at manufacturing sites are classified as "manufacturing"; however, an office building owned by a manufacturing company and not located at a manufacturing site is classified as "office." General office buildings include administration buildings, computer centers, office buildings, and professional buildings. State and local and federal also includes city halls, borough halls, municipal buildings, courthouses, and state capitol buildings. Financial office buildings include banks, financial institutions, building & loans, saving & loans, and credit unions. Other Office - Also includes motion picture, television, and radio offices.
3. Multi-retail: including general merchandise (department stores and variety stores), shopping centers (shopping plazas, and town centers), and shopping malls.
4. Warehouse:, including storage buildings, cold storage plants, grain elevators, and silos located at manufacturing sites are included in the manufacturing category. In addition to the types of warehouses listed below, it also includes grain elevators and greenhouses.
General commercial – includes commercial warehouses, storage warehouses, and distribution buildings.
Mini-storage – includes mini-storage centers and self storage centers.

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