Garrard County Chamber of Commerce - In the Spotlight

Garrard County Chamber of Commerce New Member Spotlight, August 2008

Long time Garrard resident Jason Seybold opened Seybold Electrical Contracting, LLC in 2007.   He works in Garrard County and the surrounding area on both commercial and residential electrical contracting projects.  Jason’s electrical work can be seen at many places in Garrard County including Canoe Creek Apparel, Mariachi’s Mexican Restaurant and Jeff Moss’ newly renovated building on Lancaster’s Square. 

Jason is dedicated to making sure the job is done right and his customers are happy.  He holds himself to the highest standards and takes pride in his work. 

Jason recommends always using licensed electricians.  At Seybold Electrical Contracting you can count on quality work from a licensed professional. 

Jason is married to Katie Seybold.  They have two children named Zachory and Zoey.

Rocky Top started over 15 years ago in a small garage and now has grown to have over 40 employees.  The company is located in Bryantsville. Rocky Top specializes in log railing and furniture, all made from Northern White Cedar.

Rocky Top’s finishing process involves 4 steps that help enhance the grains while protecting the furniture.  All of their indoor furniture can be put through this process.

The choice to use only Northern White Cedars stems from its natural resistance to moisture storage and decay.

This is a residential railing by Rocky Top.

Rocky Top does both residential and commercial work.  Some of their most notable commercial clients include: Six Flags, United States Army, Eddie Montgomery, and ABC’s hit show, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.  Pictured above is a railing from an amusement park.

This countertop was one of Rocky Top’s many contributions to Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.  They have been on the show three different times.

Tommy Mitchell is a master craftsman with Rocky Top.  He is known across the country for his skill and creativity.  Pictured above is one of the custom pieces he built for Eddie Montgomery’s recording studio.

Former "In the Spotlight" recipients.

July 2008 - Lancaster Veterinary Center