Superior Electric Great Lakes Company is established by three shareholders in Lorain, OH.

U.S. Steel Plant, Lorain, OH – The company’s first customer contracted for a blast furnace reline.

Office Established in Troy, MI – Company relocates from Lorain office and pursues automotive work.

New Headquarters – Company Purchases new building at 264 Executive Drive and now has 15 employees, plus electricians.

Great Lakes Steel, Detroit – Installation of coke by-products equipment.

Shareholder Buyout – One original shareholder buys out the other two and sells 50% of the company to Rick McFeely.

Chrysler Newark Assembly Plant, Delaware – Equipment installation.

Major automotive projects propel Superior through the growing pains of a start-up into a financially secure company.

Chrysler Jefferson North Assembly Plant, Detroit – New Product changeover work through 1998.

GM Engine Plant, Flint – Assist with construction of this new plant.

GM Lansing Grand River Assembly Plant – Assist with construction of this new plant through 2003.

Chrysler Toledo North Assembly Plant – Equipment installation at the new plant through 2000.

Company Buyout – Rick McFeely purchases the other 50% of the company for full ownership and becomes President and CEO.

GM Shreveport Assembly Plant – Equipment installation.

GM Lordstown Assembly Plant – Equipment Installation.

GM Lansing Delta Township Assembly Plant – Assist in construction through 2007.

North Terminal at Detroit Metro Airport – Assist in construction of the new terminal through 2007.

GM Springhill Assembly Plant – Equipment Installation.

Auto Industry Blues – Chrysler and General Motors declare bankruptcy. Superior continues working for both companies and accepts slower payments.

Delta Dental of Michigan – Design-build new data center and headquarters buildings through 2010.

To power through the slowdown, Superior seeks projects in non-automotive industries.

SeverStal Steel Mill – Assist in construction of a new steel mill at the Ford Rouge Complex through 2012.

Marathon Petroleum Detroit Refinery – Equipment installation for heavy oil processing through 2013.

GM Warren Technical Center – Design-build project to construct a primary data center through 2015.

GM Milford Proving Grounds – Design-build project to construct a redundant data center through 2016.

Becoming an ESOP – Superior pursues employee-ownership status after Rick McFeely implements his succession plan.

Weather Crisis Tests Our Capabilities – A summer storm inundates southeastern Michigan, causing severe flooding at the GM Warren Technical Center. Superior responds immediately to GM’s plight by mobilizing the entire company, working 24/7. The Tech Center is back up and running within a week, and Superior makes permanent repairs on-site over the next six months.

Finance & Management Changes – Rick McFeely sells 100% of his shares to the new Superior Electric ESOP Trust. He remains as President and CEO, as well as Chairman of the new Board of Directors. Dale Massy is promoted to Executive VP & COO.

GM T1XX Truck Projects at Fort Wayne and Flint assembly plants – design-build projects through 2018.

Historic Renovation – Rehabilitate the GM Flint Factory One Building (the Dort Durant Carriage Factory). It was the first GM facility, built in the 1880s.

Company Restructures – Superior Great Lakes Holdings, Inc. is created and becomes the parent company of Superior Electric Great Lakes Co.

Crisis Reconstruction – Meridian Magnesium, a Tier 1 supplier to Ford Motor Co., has a major fire at its main manufacturing facility, leading to parts shortages and plant closures at Ford. While the fires are still hot, Superior is hired as part of a recovery team – restoring partial production within a week and rebuilding the facility over the next six months.

Executive Changes – Rick McFeely retires, remains Chairman of the Board of Directors; Jeffrey Jamerino is promoted to President and CEO.

Ford Chicago Assembly Plant – Major equipment changeover through 2019.

New Headquarters – Superior moves into a new building at 1740 E. Maple Rd. in Troy, MI, in November. The move centralizes four office and warehouse buildings into one and expands to 50,000 ft² under one roof.

Mazda/Toyota Assembly Plant – Design-build project to construct a new assembly plant in Huntsville, AL.

Executive Changes – Sam Rozenberg was announced as Chief Information Officer of Superior Electric Great Lakes Company.

GM Factory Zero – Equipment Installation.

Brose New Boston Expansion – SEGLC completes work on the 180000 sq ft. addition to the New Boston, Michigan Facility.

US Signal Data Center – Equipment Installation.

Troy, MI Building Entry – SEGLC renovates the entry area of the Troy building.

Joined NECA – SEGLC joins the National Electrical Contractors Association.

New Lansing Office – Purchased 4255 Five Oaks Drive, Lansing building.

Executive Changes – Jaqueline Hernandez joins SEGLC as Vice President of Human Resources.

Pandemic Response – SEGLC works from March to May at home due to pandemic.

SEGLC Share Price – Has virtual reveal of share price on May 20th.

BESCO – Nashville, TN acquired to become SETVC and SMTVC – Larry Pittsley Vice president of Tennessee Operations.

GM DMAX Brookeville – Equipment Installation.

ESOP – Repurchase obligation portfolio established.

Established SESAS – SEGLC establishes Superior Electric Security and Access Solutions Company.

SEGLC – Begins formal performance review process.

Share Price – Share price reveal is back in-person.

NECA Convention – National Electrical Contractors Association convention is held in Nashville, TN.

SEGLC – Hosts first annual combined MI/TN golf outing held at Prestwick Village.

Stephenson Property and John R. Building – Are aquired by SEGLC.

Renovations – Updates to SEGLC Lansing office and addition of outdoor lunch/gathering area to Troy, MI office.

ESOP – TN employees receive their “first piece of the (ESOP) pie”.

Executive Changes – Jeffrey Jamerino retires, Dale Massy is promoted to President and CEO.

SE – Awarded Crain’s Detroit Business Cool Places to Work Top 100 and Detroit Free Press Top Workplaces for Small Sized Companies.

Executive Changes – Jeffery Smiley is promoted to Chief Operating Officer.

Tri-County Electric – Ann Arbor, MI acquired to become SETRICO – Beth Ann Rentschler/Scott Dupuie Vice President, Ann Arbor Operations.

SE – Awarded Crain’s Detroit Business Best Places to Work Top 100 and Detroit Free Press Top Workplaces for Small Sized Companies.

SE Troy HQ – Build out of offices to accommodate growing staff.

SE Troy HQ – Continuously growing staff requires additional space. Building purchased in Auburn Hills for new headquarter location in 2025.