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Services

What we do, and what it costs

Residential and commercial electrical work across northwest Houston. Every job is quoted in writing before we start, and the figure you agree is the figure you pay.

No charge to come out and quote. We look at the job, explain what needs doing and what does not, and leave you with a written price. There is no fee for that and no obligation afterwards.

Fault finding and repairs

Breakers that keep tripping, dead outlets, flickering lights, or a circuit that stopped working for no obvious reason. We trace it back to the actual cause rather than replacing parts until something changes.

Diagnostic from $95

Panel and breaker box upgrades

Old fuse boxes and undersized panels replaced with a modern service panel, properly grounded and permitted. If your home still has a 100 amp panel and you are adding a car charger or a hot tub, this is the job that comes first.

$1,800 to $4,200 typical

EV charger installation

Load calculation, permit, dedicated circuit, and the charger mounted where you actually want it rather than where the wire happened to reach. Works with every major brand, and we handle the utility paperwork where it applies.

From $650 plus the unit

Rewiring and circuit work

Aluminum wiring remediation, knob and tube replacement, new dedicated circuits for kitchens, workshops and appliances. Done in stages on an occupied home so you are not without power for days.

Quoted on site

Lighting, indoor and outdoor

Recessed lighting, under cabinet, landscape and security lighting, ceiling fans, and dimmer or smart switch conversions. We check the existing circuit can carry it before we start, which is the step most people skip.

From $180 per fixture

Outlets, switches and GFCI

New outlets where you need them, two prong outlets brought up to code, and GFCI protection in kitchens, bathrooms, garages and anywhere outdoors. Small job, and the one most likely to fail an inspection when it is missing.

From $145

Safety inspections

Full walkthrough of the panel, grounding, circuits, outlets and visible wiring, with a written report telling you what is urgent, what is worth doing this year, and what is fine as it is.

$225 flat

Commercial and tenant fit out

Office, retail and light industrial. New circuits, three phase work, lighting layouts, and coordination with your GC so the electrical is not the reason the opening date moves.

Quoted on site
Most common job

Panel upgrades, explained properly

A panel upgrade is the job people put off longest and the one that quietly limits everything else in the house. If your panel is full, undersized, or a brand that has been recalled, you cannot safely add a car charger, a hot tub, a workshop circuit or an air conditioner without dealing with it first.

The work itself is a day, sometimes two. The permit and the utility disconnect are what set the date, and we handle both. You are without power for part of one day, and we tell you which part before we start.

  • Load calculation done properly, not guessed from square footage
  • Permit pulled and inspection scheduled by us, not left with you
  • Utility coordination for the disconnect and reconnect
  • New grounding and bonding brought up to current code
  • Every circuit labelled legibly, which almost nobody does

What it usually runs

100A to 200A upgrade$2,200 to $3,400
Panel swap, same amperage$1,800 to $2,600
Meter base replacementAdd $600 to $1,100
Service mast or riserAdd $400 to $900
Permit and inspectionIncluded

Ranges, not quotes. What decides the final figure is the meter location, the condition of the service entrance, and what the inspector asks for. You get the real number in writing before anything is ordered.

Worth booking yearly

Safety inspections

An inspection is not a sales visit. It is a written report telling you what is urgent, what can wait, and what is perfectly fine so you stop worrying about it.

What gets checked

Panel condition, breaker sizing and any double taps
Grounding and bonding at the service entrance
GFCI and AFCI protection where code requires it
Outlet polarity and ground continuity throughout
Visible wiring, splices and junction boxes
Aluminum branch wiring and its terminations
Smoke and CO detector placement and age
Exterior fixtures, weatherproofing and service mast
Load balance across the panel
Anything previously worked on by someone unlicensed

Worth booking one if: you are buying a house, the property is over forty years old, you are planning a remodel, you rent it out, or a storm has been through since the last time anyone looked.

Licensed electrical contractor · TECL #DEMO-00000

Tell us what is wrong. We will tell you what it costs.

Residential and commercial electrical work across Katy, Cypress, Sugar Land and the rest of northwest Houston. Fault finding, panel upgrades, EV chargers, rewiring and inspections, done by licensed electricians who pull permits and leave the job to code.

  • Free estimates, written and upfront, with no callout charge to quote
  • Emergency response nights and weekends when the power is out or something is unsafe
  • Homes, rentals and commercial property, from a dead outlet to a full service upgrade
  • Every job inspected and signed off, because the shortcut always costs more later
Licensed & insured Locally owned Residential + commercial Northwest Houston
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FAQS

How often should I have my home's electrical system inspected?

We recommend scheduling a professional electrical inspection at least every five years for residential properties. However, if you notice any unusual electrical behavior, such as flickering lights or tripped circuits, it's essential to have an inspection sooner. Regular inspections help identify potential issues before they become major problems, ensuring the safety and efficiency of your electrical system.

Are solar panels a good investment for my home?

Absolutely! Solar panels are an excellent investment for your home. They not only reduce your carbon footprint but also provide long-term financial benefits. You can expect to see a significant reduction in your electricity bills, and in some cases, even sell excess energy back to the grid. Additionally, many regions offer incentives and tax credits for solar installations, making it a financially savvy choice that contributes to a greener future.

How can I make my home more energy-efficient?

Improving your home's energy efficiency is a wise choice for both the environment and your wallet. Here are some steps you can take:

Upgrade to LED lighting: Replace incandescent bulbs with energy-efficient LED lights to save on electricity.

Seal gaps and insulate: Properly insulate your home and seal gaps around windows and doors to prevent heat or cool air from escaping.

Install a programmable thermostat: This allows you to control your heating and cooling system more efficiently.

Consider energy-efficient appliances: When it's time to replace appliances, choose ones with high energy efficiency ratings.

Go solar: Install solar panels to generate clean energy and reduce your reliance on grid power.