Panel upgrades, rewiring, troubleshooting, lighting and EV charger circuits for homes and businesses across DFW. Breakers do not trip on a schedule, so requests get answered around the clock.
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100 to 200 amp upgrades, subpanels and breaker replacement. A modern kitchen, a tankless heater and an EV charger will bury a 1980s panel. We build the capacity your loads actually need, pull the permit and handle the city sign-off.
Flickering lights, dead circuits, breakers that trip when two things run at once. Four different faults produce those symptoms and two of them can start fires. We test until we find which one you have, then fix that.
Whole house rewiring for older stock, recessed lighting and fixture installation, ceiling fans and attic fans hung on properly rated boxes, flood lights over driveways and patios, and dedicated circuits for garages, media rooms and patio kitchens.
Every panel we touch leaves labeled. Every junction gets a cover. Permits pulled and city sign-offs handled on every job that requires them, because unpermitted electrical work becomes your problem at sale time and your insurer's argument at claim time.
Commercial or residential, the process is the same: diagnose, quote, fix, label, clean up. Your job record shows exactly what changed and why.
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DFW driveways are filling up with EVs and most of the garages behind them have panels sized for a 1990s load. A Level 2 charger wants a 40 to 60 amp circuit of its own. We run the load calculation first, then install the charger on capacity that exists instead of borrowed from the dryer.
Charger, circuit, breaker and permit handled in one visit wherever the panel allows it.
Both. A dead outlet gets the same diagnosis process as a whole-house rewire. Small electrical problems are often early symptoms of bigger ones, so we would rather look at it now.
It is the panel telling you the circuit is overloaded. The breaker doing its job is not the danger. The danger is the workarounds people use to stop the tripping, like oversizing the breaker. We diagnose which circuit is overloaded and fix the capacity instead.
Depends on the panel. A Level 2 charger wants a 40 to 60 amp circuit. Many DFW homes built before the 2000s do not have that spare capacity. We run a load calculation first, then tell you whether the charger fits the panel you have or needs an upgrade.
Yes. Permits pulled and city sign-offs handled on every job that requires them. Unpermitted electrical work becomes your problem at sale time and your insurer's argument at claim time.
Yes. A hard-wired detector that chirps after a battery change is usually at the end of its ten year life or has an interconnect wiring fault. We replace hard-wired units and fix the wiring between them so one bad detector stops waking the whole house.
Yes. Whole-house standby generators installed and repaired, with the transfer switch wired and the load calculated so the generator actually carries what you expect it to. We do not sell or service portable units.
Yes. The box in the ceiling has to be fan-rated or the fan wobbles loose over time, so we swap the box, run the wiring and hang the fan. We install fans rather than repair worn ones; a failing fan motor is nearly always a replacement.
The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex: Fort Worth, Dallas, Arlington, Plano, Frisco and the surrounding cities. Send the request with your city and we confirm serviceability when we respond.
Tell us what the system is doing and where you are in DFW. Requests are read around the clock.