Residential, commercial, and new construction electrical work everywhere within 48 miles of Longview. Everything below is done by a licensed electrician, to Texas code, with the permits pulled where they're required.
Everything inside and outside the house. We handle outlets and switches, interior and exterior lighting, ceiling fans, GFCI and AFCI protection, dedicated appliance circuits, panel and service upgrades, whole-home rewires on older properties, and surge protection. If you're buying or selling and the inspector flagged something electrical, we can take care of the repair list.
Shops, offices, restaurants, and light industrial across East Texas. LED lighting retrofits that cut the power bill, dedicated equipment circuits, three-phase work, service upgrades, exit and emergency lighting, and parking lot lighting. We schedule around your business hours where we can, so you're not losing a day of revenue to an electrician.
Full electrical from rough-in through final trim. We read the plans, coordinate with your builder and the inspector, and keep the schedule moving. Temporary power, underground and overhead service, complete rough-in, device and fixture trim-out, and the final walkthrough. New homes, additions, shops, and barndominiums.
Level 2 charger installation done to code. We start with a load calculation on your existing panel, because a lot of homes need a panel upgrade before a 240V charger is safe to add. Then we run the circuit, mount the unit, and test it. Tesla Wall Connectors, ChargePoint, Grizzl-E, and any universal J1772 unit.
Storms in East Texas take the power out, and a generator is only useful if it's wired correctly. We install automatic transfer switches for standby units and manual interlocks or transfer switches for portables. Backfeeding a panel with an extension cord is dangerous and illegal — we do it the right way, so your generator can't energize the utility line.
The frustrating stuff. A breaker that trips for no obvious reason, half the outlets in a room going dead, lights that flicker when the AC kicks on, a burning smell at a receptacle. We track down the actual cause instead of swapping parts and hoping. Bad connections, overloaded circuits, failed breakers, damaged wiring, and rodent damage in the attic are all common finds.
Not upsells. This is just how we work.
You'll know what the job costs before we pick up a tool. If we find something unexpected once we're into it, we stop and talk to you first.
Every job is performed under a Texas electrical contractor license and carries liability insurance. Ask and we'll show you.
Panel changes, service upgrades, and new circuits often need a permit and inspection. We handle that instead of skipping it.
Drop cloths, wire clippings picked up, boxes hauled off. You shouldn't be able to tell we were there except for the work.
That's fine — describe what's happening and we'll tell you. Most questions take about two minutes on the phone.