At MH Electric, we use our residential experience to design and install efficient systems for new builds and remodels. We prioritize safety and timely project completion, covering everything from wiring upgrades to smart home integration.

Grounded in Faith

Built on Integrity

Hours

Monday-Friday | 8am-5pm

Saturday, Sunday | Closed


Service area

Tri-City Area | Nebraska

Contact

308.221.7790

Micah@MH-E.com

"Craftsmanship is a calling..."

Our Mission

At MH Electric, we believe that craftsmanship is a calling and that every job—no matter how small—deserves to be done with excellence, integrity, and care. Our mission is to provide safe, reliable, and thoughtful electrical solutions that enhance the comfort and functionality of every home we serve. Rooted in Christian values, we approach our work with integrity and vision, recognizing that even the most practical tasks contribute to something greater.


We see our trade not just as a profession but as an opportunity to serve—building trust, fostering relationships, and ensuring that each project is completed with precision and purpose. We embrace both tradition and innovation, honoring time-tested methods while seeking better, more efficient ways to deliver quality service. Whether wiring a new home or upgrading an old one, we bring the same dedication to doing the job right the first time.


At MH Electric, our goal is simple: to bring light, warmth, and reliability into the spaces where life happens—because great work isn’t just about providing power; it’s about serving people well.

Our Services

Residential New Construction

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Providing complete electrical wiring and installation services for newly built homes, ensuring safe and code-compliant electrical systems.

Recessed Lighting

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Adding modern, space-saving recessed lights for a sleek and functional lighting solution in homes or businesses, improving ambiance and visibility.

Panel Replacement

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Upgrading or replacing outdated electrical panels to meet modern energy demands, improve safety, and reduce the risk of electrical issues.

Our Work

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Enjoy Some Electrical History

There is a light hanging from the ceiling in the bathroom.

Radar technology, crucial in WWII, relied on high-frequency electromagnetic waves to detect enemy planes. It later became the foundation for modern air traffic control and weather forecasting.

Before modern insulation, electrical wires were wrapped in cloth or even paper. Today's PVC and rubber coatings make wiring far safer.

Early telegraphs in the 1800s sent messages using electrical pulses, laying the groundwork for modern communication networks.

Nikola Tesla's alternating current (AC) system won the 'War of Currents' against Thomas Edison's direct current (DC), shaping how we power our homes today.

The first electronic computer, the Colossus, was built during WWII to crack German codes. It used nearly 2,500 vacuum tubes to process data at unprecedented speeds.

In the early days of electricity, people were afraid of light bulbs exploding -some even thought electric light could cause blindness!