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You flip a switch and the lights come on. Your panel isn’t warm to the touch. Your outlets work without that burnt smell or flickering that makes you nervous every time someone plugs something in.
That’s what proper electrical work looks like. Not a temporary patch or a “good enough for now” fix that leaves you wondering if it’s safe. You get code-compliant installations that pass inspection the first time, wiring that handles your home’s actual load, and surge protection that keeps your electronics from getting fried during the next North Texas thunderstorm.
Homes in Roanoke weren’t all built for how we live today. You’ve got phone chargers in every room, smart thermostats, garage door openers, security cameras, and kitchen appliances that pull serious power. If your electrical system is still running on what was installed twenty years ago, you’re pushing it past its limits. The outcome you’re looking for is simple: everything works, nothing overheats, and you stop worrying about whether your house is safe.
We’ve been serving Roanoke and the Mid-Cities since 1999. We’re a family-owned electrical contractor, not a franchise or a national chain that subcontracts your job to whoever’s available. Every electrician on our team is Texas-licensed and insured, and we’ve earned an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau plus multiple Super Service Awards because we show up on time and do the work right.
Roanoke’s known as the Unique Dining Capital of Texas, and that means busy restaurants, growing neighborhoods, and a mix of older homes near Oak Street and newer developments like Fairway Ranch. We’ve worked in all of them. We know what it takes to bring an older home up to code, and we know how to install modern systems in new construction without cutting corners.
You’re not hiring someone who just got their license last year. You’re hiring a team that’s been doing this for over two decades in your area.
You call or submit a request online, and we schedule a time that works for you. If it’s an emergency, we respond fast—usually within 60 to 90 minutes for urgent issues like power outages, sparking outlets, or burning smells coming from your panel.
When we arrive, we diagnose the problem and explain what’s going on in plain terms. No jargon, no upselling. You get an upfront price before any work starts, so there’s no surprise bill at the end. If you approve the estimate, we get to work. Most repairs are completed the same day.
For bigger jobs like panel upgrades, whole-house rewiring, or generator installations, we walk you through the timeline and what to expect. We pull the necessary permits, coordinate inspections, and make sure everything is done to code. You’re not left guessing what’s happening or when we’ll be back. We communicate clearly from start to finish, and when the job’s done, we test everything to make sure it works the way it should.
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We handle the full range of residential and commercial electrical services in Roanoke, TX. That includes troubleshooting and repairing faulty wiring, replacing outdated breaker panels, installing recessed lighting, adding circuits for new appliances, and setting up whole-house surge protection. If you’re adding an EV charger to your garage or need a backup generator installed, we do that too.
Older homes in Roanoke often need panel upgrades to handle modern electrical loads. If your breaker keeps tripping or your lights dim when the AC kicks on, your panel is likely undersized for what you’re asking it to do. We’ll assess your current system, recommend the right size upgrade, and install a new panel that gives you the capacity you actually need. All work is done to current NEC and local code standards, and we coordinate inspections so you don’t have to.
For commercial clients, we provide maintenance contracts, tenant improvement electrical work, and emergency repair services. Restaurants, retail spaces, and office buildings in Roanoke depend on reliable power, and downtime costs money. We respond quickly, work efficiently, and get your business back up and running without dragging the job out longer than necessary.
It depends on what needs to be done. A simple repair like replacing a faulty outlet or fixing a tripped breaker might run a few hundred dollars. A panel upgrade typically costs between $1,500 and $3,000 depending on the size and complexity. Whole-house rewiring or generator installations are bigger projects and can range from $5,000 to $15,000 or more.
We give you an upfront estimate before we start any work, so you know exactly what you’re paying. No hidden fees, no surprises when we hand you the invoice. If the scope of the job changes once we open up a wall or panel, we let you know immediately and get your approval before moving forward.
Many electrical problems that seem expensive actually have simple, affordable solutions when diagnosed by experienced professionals. The real cost comes from delaying repairs. Small problems like flickering lights or warm outlets can indicate serious safety hazards that become much more expensive—and dangerous—if left unaddressed.
Yes. We provide 24/7 emergency electrical services for urgent issues like power outages, electrical fires, sparking outlets, or any situation where you smell burning or see smoke. Our emergency response team can typically reach Roanoke locations within 60 to 90 minutes of your call.
Electrical emergencies don’t wait for business hours, and neither do we. If your panel is hot to the touch, your breaker won’t reset, or you’re dealing with a complete loss of power in part of your home, that’s not something you should wait until Monday to fix. Those are safety hazards that need immediate attention.
When you call for emergency service, you’re getting a licensed electrician, not a handyman or an apprentice. We’ll diagnose the problem, make it safe, and either complete the repair on the spot or set up a plan to finish the work as soon as possible. You won’t be left in the dark—literally or figuratively.
Because electrical work in Texas requires a license issued by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, and for good reason. Improper wiring causes house fires, electrocutions, and thousands of dollars in damage every year. If a handyman offers to wire your garage, add circuits, or upgrade your panel, they’re breaking the law—and you could be held liable for any damage or injuries that result.
As a licensed electrical contractor, we carry insurance, pull permits, and follow code requirements that keep your home safe and legal. When we complete a job, it passes inspection. When a handyman does electrical work, you’re rolling the dice on whether it’s done correctly, and you won’t know there’s a problem until something goes wrong.
Hiring a licensed contractor also protects your home’s resale value. If you ever sell your house and the inspector finds unpermitted electrical work, you’ll have to pay to bring it up to code or risk losing the sale. It’s not worth the risk to save a few bucks upfront.
Most residential panel upgrades take one full day to complete, though larger homes or more complex installations can take two days. The process involves shutting off power to your home, removing the old panel, installing the new one, reconnecting all circuits, and coordinating a final inspection with the local building department.
We schedule the work at a time that minimizes disruption to your household. If you work from home or have specific needs around power availability, let us know and we’ll plan accordingly. Once the new panel is installed and inspected, you’ll have a modern, code-compliant electrical system with the capacity to handle your home’s current and future power needs.
In Roanoke, many homes built before 2000 are still running on 100-amp panels, which isn’t enough for today’s electrical demands. Upgrading to a 200-amp panel gives you room to add circuits for EV chargers, home additions, or high-draw appliances without overloading your system. It also improves safety by replacing outdated breakers that may not trip properly when there’s a fault.
A fuse box is an older type of electrical panel that uses fuses to protect circuits from overloads. When a circuit draws too much power, the fuse blows and has to be replaced. A circuit breaker panel uses switches that trip when there’s an overload, and you can reset them instead of replacing anything.
If your home still has a fuse box, it’s outdated and likely undersized for modern electrical loads. Fuse boxes were common in homes built before the 1960s, and they weren’t designed to handle the number of appliances and electronics we use today. They’re also a safety concern because people often replace blown fuses with the wrong amperage, which can cause overheating and fires.
Upgrading from a fuse box to a modern breaker panel is one of the most important electrical improvements you can make. It increases safety, adds capacity, and brings your home up to current code standards. Most insurance companies also prefer homes with breaker panels over fuse boxes, and some won’t insure a home with an outdated fuse system.
Yes. Whole-house surge protection is particularly important here in North Texas, where lightning strikes and power grid fluctuations can damage expensive appliances and electronics in seconds. A whole-house surge protector is installed at your main electrical panel and protects every outlet and hardwired device in your home, not just the ones plugged into individual surge strips.
Power surges happen more often than most people realize. They’re not always caused by lightning—they can come from the utility company switching power loads, downed power lines, or even large appliances cycling on and off inside your own home. Over time, these smaller surges degrade your electronics and shorten their lifespan.
We install commercial-grade surge protection systems that are rated to handle the kind of surges common in this area. The installation takes a few hours, and once it’s in place, you’ve got an extra layer of protection for everything from your HVAC system to your home office equipment. It’s a small investment compared to replacing a fried TV, computer, or refrigerator after a storm rolls through.
