Electrical panels and wiring inside an electrical cabinet with circuit boxes labeled 'Wallpack LPA' and 'Contactors' mounted on a wall.
Electrical panel and network equipment mounted on a gray board in a basement with exposed insulation and wooden framing.
A network switch with multiple blue Ethernet cables connected, mounted on a wall in a room with insulation and wooden framing.
Interior room with partially installed ceiling tiles, recessed lighting, and drywall. Construction work in progress.
Living room with in-progress ceiling construction, recessed lighting, and sliding glass doors with patio view.
Indoor riding arena with dirt floor, beige walls, and a metal-paneled ceiling with bright overhead lighting.
Empty indoor arena with a dirt floor, ceiling lights, beige walls, and some papers and trash in the foreground
Night view of illuminated outdoor staircase with white railing.
Nighttime view of an automotive workshop with open garage doors, cars inside, and some equipment outside.
Outdoor staircase with lighting at night, leading down to a grassy area.
Electrical circuit breaker panel with wired connections inside a utility closet.
A stepladder staircase with built-in lighting leading down to a sandy beach with a body of water, lounge chairs, and a picnic table in the background.

  • Yes. Stephan Electric is fully licensed, insured, and bonded to operate in the State of Michigan. We strictly follow all local Kalamazoo County building codes and NEC safety standards to guarantee your Vicksburg home or business is completely safe.

  • We believe in transparent, upfront pricing. While every project is unique, we provide free on-site estimates for major upgrades and clear flat-rate pricing for standard repairs so you never experience "shocks" on your bill.

  • Absolutely. This is one of our specialties. We have extensive experience upgrading vintage electrical systems in Vicksburg’s historic districts—including older homes near the downtown and surrounding rural farmsteads—bringing them safely up to modern 200-amp circuit breaker standards.