Steve Campbell Electric Celebrates 12 Years of Service in Garland County 

Steve and Stevo of Steve Campbell Electric, Inc. Professional electrical service with a smile.  

Steve Campbell Electric, Inc., marks its 12th year of serving Garland County and neighboring regions, celebrating a milestone of dedicated electrical service. Established in March 2013 by Hot Springs local Steve Campbell, the company has become synonymous with integrity and dependability. 

Steve Campbell’s journey began after completing the electrical apprenticeship program at Hot Springs National Park College in 2008. A simple request from a homeowner for rewiring ignited his entrepreneurial spirit. 

With his son, Stevo, by his side, this initial project blossomed into a respected family-run business. Both Steve and Stevo remain deeply committed to delivering expert electrical solutions to their community. 

Steve Campbell Electric tackles diverse projects, encompassing commercial construction and residential repairs, with no task deemed too insignificant. Their unwavering commitment to quality workmanship and customer contentment has solidified their position as a leading electrical service provider in Hot Springs and its vicinity. 

For appointments or inquiries, visit www.SteveCampbellElectric.com or call 501-701-8451. 

They also offer complimentary smoke alarm spring safety checks, reminding homeowners that smoke alarms should be replaced every 10 years as recommended by manufacturers. 

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