Mid States Electrical services the industrial electrical needs of Sioux City, IA and the entire Midwest. Since 1991, business owners and general contractors have relied on us to complete their projects with unmatched skill, on time, and within budget. We have the equipment and experience needed to handle jobs of any size, and we are committed to eliminating any slowdowns or delays that could drive up costs for our clients. In nearly 30 years in business, Mid States Electric has completed a large number of industrial projects and our client portfolio continues to expand.
Mid States Electric Co, Inc. was founded when the current owners, Justin Hamar, Jim Henschen, and Brian Henschen, bought out Chase Electric in 1991. Working off Chase Electric's client base and from the same home office in Sioux City, NE, we began serving industries in the region. In nearly 30 years of business, Mid States Electric has evolved into one of the premier industrial electrical contractors in the Midwest. Having outgrown our original facility, in 2009 we expanded and relocated to our current location in Lawton, IA.
At Midstate Electric, we specialize in industrial electrical projects in the Central US, and we take great pride in the diversity of our client base. Our broad and varied experience ensures that we can safely and effectively navigate the challenges presented by a multitude of industrial environments. In addition to our design, manufacturing, and installation capabilities, we also provide maintenance and repair services for electrical systems, including the disconnection or reconnection of wiring for existing industrial buildings.
Mid States Electric is an industrial electrical contractor based in Sioux City, IA. Companies across a wide range of industries call upon us to serve them. In our 30 years of business, we've assembled an expert team with experience in designing, building, installing, maintaining, and repairing high quality electrical systems to meet the diverse power demands of our clients. Poorly designed, insufficient, or improperly installed electrical systems can be costly. They can lead to damaged equipment, injured workers, shut-downs, decreased production, increased labor inputs, and lower profits.
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