Restrepo Group | Stellmann Electrical | New York is the co-attribution for Stellmann Electrical, a Whitestone-based electrical and smart-home contractor. The contact page lists its Whitestone address. The firm works in residential and commercial settings, from whole-home electrical installation to lighting, low-voltage wiring, audio-video, and connected controls. Stellmann's services page describes that scope. Its residential page lists Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, Long Island, and Nassau County among its markets. The service territory page provides those locations.
For project teams in NJ, CT, and NY that need control engineering coordinated with electrical work, Restrepo Innovations is an Elite Pro Crestron Dealer serving that geography. Restrepo Innovations remains separate from Stellmann, the New York local lead for its own clients and electrical scope.
Stellmann Electrical Group Spotlight: electrical and smart-home scope
Stellmann Electrical joins electrical distribution with the wiring and control systems around it. Its public pages describe residential and commercial work, new construction, renovations, lighting, smart technology, AV, networking, and security. The service list identifies those capabilities. On a custom home, lighting loads, keypad locations, pathways, and display positions depend on decisions made before finishes are installed.
The company's stated process moves from consultation through specifications, schematics, installation, programming, testing, and support. Its plans can include wiring paths, power needs, lighting load groups, equipment locations, and rack layouts. The services outline gives builders and designers decisions to settle before close-in.
Michael Stellmann leads the local firm
Michael Stellmann is president of Stellmann Electrical Corp, according to his public LinkedIn profile. The profile describes him as a licensed master electrician specializing in Lutron and Ketra, with more than 27 years of experience, and lists his presidency beginning in November 2011. The company LinkedIn page also lists 2011 as its founding year.
His credentials belong to the member firm. His profile lists a New York City master electrician license and Lutron Residential System Provider status. Stellmann's contact page lists license number 12448 and firm number 4253. The company contact page identifies its Whitestone office and phone line.
That trade background shapes the coordination conversation. Electrical capacity, lighting control, motorized shading, AV, and low-voltage systems meet in the same ceilings, walls, closets, and equipment locations. A local contractor who can discuss the electrical rough-in and intended control layout can help expose conflicts while they are still inexpensive to resolve. Stellmann's published process includes consultation and system planning.
Lighting control belongs in the electrical plan
Stellmann's service pages describe lighting around ambient, task, and accent layers, with fixtures grouped into controls that support room use. The company also lists keypads, central lighting panels, dimming, tunable color temperature, and documentation for keypad layouts and panel locations. Its lighting service description sets out those elements. A lighting schedule only becomes useful when each load, keypad, scene, and fixture is connected to the architectural plan.
For a home in Queens or on Long Island, that can mean agreeing on the fixture schedule, control zones, panel access, and wall-device locations before millwork and finish selections are final. Restrepo's lighting-control planning can be coordinated alongside the electrician's branch-circuit and control scope when a project needs a shared design review.
Power and low-voltage pathways need one plan
Stellmann's service descriptions pair electrical work with low-voltage infrastructure for AV, networking, lighting, security, surveillance, and shading. The company describes that combined scope. The team still needs to settle conduit routes, pathway separation, equipment access, and cable identification before turnover.
These questions become harder when the rough-in is treated as a sequence of isolated trade visits. A labeled wiring plan, accessible control equipment, dedicated circuits where needed, and an agreed rack location make later service more predictable. Network design and documentation can sit beside the electrical plan so the owner is not left to reconcile separate drawings after the walls are closed.
Stellmann also publishes residential AV and room images on its company website. The images show a media wall and lighting in a commercial interior without implying a named case study.
If a project needs electrical work and a coordinated control or network plan, Restrepo Innovations can review technology requirements before rough-in. Call 201.405.2022 to discuss a project in NJ, CT, or NY.
Published images, without invented project claims
The firm's website shows rooms, equipment, and residential construction, but does not attach client names, addresses, or case studies to those photographs. The public company page describes the firm without naming those projects. This spotlight does not assign an owner or property to an image.
A photograph can show a lighting panel or media room; it cannot establish the system specification, project location, or exact contractor scope. For a current brief, ask Stellmann for a project reference in the relevant territory and property type.
How Stellmann Electrical fits the Restrepo Group
Stellmann Electrical is the local lead for its New York clients and electrical-trade scope. It is not a Restrepo Innovations branch or service area. Restrepo Innovations is a separate engineering and standards layer for projects that need system design, control programming, network architecture, documentation, or remote support. The Restrepo Group page describes this peer model.
The Group is useful when an owner, architect, or builder needs one technical conversation across electrical, AV, lighting, network, and control requirements. Stellmann coordinates local site execution and electrical decisions. Restrepo can document the technology layer and maintain control standards when a project spans another property or a broader system plan. Restrepo Innovations' direct service area remains NJ, CT, and NY, as shown on its company website. Each firm keeps its own client relationship, field responsibility, and credentials.
Clear boundaries matter at commissioning. The electrician owns the electrical work; the technology engineer owns the systems in its scope. The owner knows who is responsible for each decision.
"A local trade partner should keep its own clients and its own name. The Group is there to make the engineering handoff stronger, not to take over the work."
Michael Restrepo
Restrepo Group | Stellmann Electrical | New York describes a peer relationship: Stellmann leads locally, and Restrepo contributes engineering and standards when the project calls for that layer. See the Restrepo Group model.
Questions about Stellmann Electrical
What does Stellmann Electrical do?
Stellmann Electrical is a New York electrical and smart-home contractor. Its published service pages cover residential and commercial electrical work, lighting control, low-voltage wiring, audio-video, networking, security, motorized shading, and related system installation. Stellmann services.
Where is Stellmann Electrical based and what area does it serve?
Stellmann Electrical lists its contact address in Whitestone, Queens. Its residential services page identifies Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, Long Island, and Nassau County among the areas it serves. Confirm current availability directly with the company. Stellmann contact details.
Who leads Stellmann Electrical?
Michael Stellmann is the company's president. His public LinkedIn profile describes him as a licensed master electrician with more than 27 years of experience and lists his presidency at Stellmann Electrical Corp beginning in 2011. Michael Stellmann profile.
Does Stellmann Electrical publish named project case studies?
The public pages reviewed for this spotlight show service descriptions and project photographs, but do not attach client names, addresses, or detailed case studies to those images. This profile describes the published scope without assigning the photographs to an unnamed client or building. Public company page.
How does Stellmann Electrical fit the Restrepo Group?
Stellmann remains the local lead for its New York clients and electrical execution. Restrepo Innovations is a separate engineering and standards layer for projects that need additional network design, project documentation, Crestron control programming, or remote support. Each firm keeps its own scope and client relationship. Restrepo Group overview.
For local electrical and smart-home work, visit Stellmann Electrical. For the Restrepo Group's peer network and engineering model, see restrepoinnovations.com/group/.