Electrician in Dallas

In Dallas, electrical problems don't wait for business hours. Whether you're dealing with a tripped breaker in Highland Park or need an outlet added in your Oak Lawn home, our state-licensed Dallas electricians respond fast. We handle everything from emergency repairs to full panel upgrades across Dallas and surrounding areas.

You'll work with background-checked professionals who show up on time and explain what needs to be done before we start. No surprises, no hidden fees—just honest electrical work that keeps your home safe. Same-day service is available for urgent issues, and our emergency line answers 24/7 when you need help right away.

Our team holds Texas electrical license TECL695440 and serves homeowners throughout Dallas, Richardson, Garland, Mesquite, and the Park Cities. From fixing a single outlet to rewiring an entire home, we bring 50 years of experience to every job.

Power outages, sparking outlets, and burning smells need immediate attention. Our emergency electricians arrive within 2 hours to diagnose the problem and restore safe power to your Dallas home. We answer calls 24/7, including weekends and holidays, because electrical emergencies don't follow a schedule.

You might need emergency electrical service if your panel feels hot, outlets are smoking, or your home loses power suddenly. We also respond to storm damage, fallen lines on your property, and situations where you smell burning plastic or see flickering lights throughout the house. These signs point to serious problems that can cause fires if ignored.

Our licensed electricians carry fully stocked trucks to handle most repairs on the first visit. We serve Park Cities, Oak Lawn, University Park, Highland Park, and all Dallas neighborhoods. When you call, you'll speak directly with our team—not an answering service—and we'll walk you through what to do until help arrives.

Our Dallas Electrician Services Include:

• Electrical panels work, Breakers and Fuses
• LED Lighting Installation Work
• Recessed Lighting and Light Fixtures
• Landscape Lighting Installation
• Electrical Inspection by Licensed Electrical Contractor
• Decorative and Accent Lighting and Ceiling Fan Installation
• Switches and Dimmer Installation (including GFCI)
• GFCI Outlets Replacement
• Lightning & Surge Protection Work & Installation
• Sound, TV and Cable Installation
• Home Electrical Safety

Homes with frequent breaker trips, flickering lights, or electrical panels over 25 years old need an upgrade. Modern panels handle today's electrical demands safely and prevent fire hazards caused by overloaded circuits. If your panel still uses fuses instead of breakers, an upgrade is overdue.

Older Dallas homes in Highland Park and University Park were built before families needed power for central air, multiple computers, and electric vehicle chargers. Your original panel can't safely support these loads. We install panels that meet current electrical codes and give you room to add circuits as your needs change.

The upgrade process takes 4 to 8 hours depending on your home's size. We'll shut off power at the meter, remove the old panel, and install a new one with proper grounding and surge protection. You'll notice fewer tripped breakers and steadier power to sensitive electronics. Most insurance companies also offer lower rates when you upgrade from outdated panels.

Dead outlets, faulty switches, and lights that won't turn on disrupt your daily routine. Our electricians diagnose the root cause and fix it right the first time. We handle everything from simple switch replacements to tracing wiring problems hidden behind your walls.

Common electrical repairs include outlets that stopped working, circuit breakers that trip repeatedly, and light fixtures that buzz or flicker. You might also need repairs if you notice warm cover plates, outlets that spark when you plug something in, or switches that feel loose. These problems often start small but can damage appliances or create fire risks if left alone.

We test circuits, check connections, and replace worn components during every repair visit. Most jobs finish in one visit because our trucks carry the parts Dallas homes need most. Older neighborhoods where original wiring meets modern electrical loads see these issues frequently, but the repairs are straightforward when handled by licensed professionals.

Kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor areas need GFCI outlets to protect you from electrical shock. These outlets cut power in milliseconds if they detect water contact or a ground fault. Dallas building codes require them in any wet location, and they're one of the most important safety features in your home.

You can identify GFCI outlets by the test and reset buttons between the plug slots. If your home was built before 1990, you probably have standard outlets in places that now require GFCI protection. We also install them near pools, in garages, and anywhere you might use power tools or appliances around water.

Installation takes about 30 minutes per outlet. We turn off power to the circuit, remove the old outlet, and wire in the new GFCI-protected one. Some homeowners choose to install a GFCI breaker at the panel instead, which protects an entire circuit. Either option works—we'll recommend the best approach for your Richardson or Garland home based on your electrical setup.

Breakers that trip constantly, won't reset, or feel hot to the touch need replacement. These safety devices protect your wiring from overheating, and a failing breaker can't do its job. We replace old or damaged breakers with new ones that match your panel and meet current electrical codes.

A breaker trips when it detects too much current flowing through the circuit. This protects your wiring from melting and starting a fire. If the same breaker trips every time you use a certain appliance, the circuit might be overloaded. If it trips for no clear reason, the breaker itself has likely worn out after years of use.

Replacement takes 30 to 45 minutes once we identify the problem breaker. We shut off the main power, remove the faulty breaker, and install a new one with the correct amperage rating. Never replace a breaker with a higher-amp version to stop tripping—that removes the safety protection your wiring needs. Common in Mesquite and Grand Prairie homes with older electrical systems, breaker replacement restores reliable power and prevents electrical fires.

Electric vehicle owners need fast, safe home charging that works every night. We install Level 2 chargers with dedicated circuits that fully charge your car in 4 to 8 hours. You'll wake up with a full battery instead of waiting at public charging stations or using the slow charger that came with your vehicle.

Level 2 chargers require a 240-volt circuit, similar to what powers your dryer or oven. We run a new circuit from your panel to your garage or carport, mount the charging unit, and test everything before we leave. Most installations finish in 4 to 6 hours depending on how far we need to run the wire.

Your charger location matters for convenience and safety. We help you choose the best spot based on where you park and how your panel is positioned. Growing demand across Dallas means more homeowners in University Park and downtown condos are adding chargers now rather than waiting. Some utility companies offer rebates for EV charger installations, and we can help you understand what's available.

Families who can't afford power loss during storms or grid failures need automatic backup power. Whole home generators turn on within 10 seconds when the electricity goes out and keep your AC, refrigerator, and essential systems running. You won't need to haul a portable generator outside or run extension cords through your house.

These systems connect directly to your natural gas line or propane tank and sit on a concrete pad outside your home. When power fails, the transfer switch detects it and signals the generator to start. Everything happens automatically whether you're home or away. The generator runs until grid power returns, then shuts itself off and recharges its battery.

Installation takes 1 to 2 days and includes the generator, transfer switch, gas line connection, and concrete pad. We handle all permits and inspections required by Dallas. Your generator needs yearly maintenance to stay ready, which takes about an hour and includes oil changes and system tests. Peace of mind during Texas summer storms that hit Dallas, Lancaster, and Cedar Hill makes these systems popular with families who work from home or have medical equipment that requires power.

Computers, TVs, and appliances need protection from lightning strikes and power spikes. Whole-home surge protectors stop damage at your electrical panel before surges reach your devices. They work better than plug-in power strips alone because they protect every outlet in your house, including hardwired appliances like your AC and water heater.

Power surges happen when lightning hits nearby power lines or when the electric company switches large loads on the grid. Even small surges wear down electronics over time and shorten their lifespan. A surge protector clamps voltage spikes and diverts excess electricity safely to ground.

We install the surge protector directly in your electrical panel in about 2 hours. It connects between the main breaker and your home's circuits, monitoring power constantly. Most units include an indicator light so you can see they're working. You'll still want plug-in surge protectors for expensive electronics as a second layer of defense. Smart investment for Dallas homes with expensive electronics and smart home systems that would cost thousands to replace after a lightning storm.

Adding smart thermostats, lighting, security cameras, or automation systems requires proper wiring. We handle everything from planning your smart home layout to connecting devices that need hardwired power. Smart devices work reliably when they have dedicated circuits and strong electrical connections.

Some smart devices run on batteries or plug into existing outlets, but others need direct wiring. Smart thermostats connect to your HVAC system, video doorbells need doorbell transformer wiring, and smart light switches require neutral wires that older homes might not have. We assess what wiring you already have and add what's missing.

Installation varies based on how many devices you're adding. A single smart thermostat takes an hour, while wiring a whole-home automation system might take several days. We work with your existing electrical system and recommend upgrades only when necessary for safety or device compatibility. Popular in newer Dallas developments and Duncanville renovations where homeowners want control over lighting, temperature, and security from their phones.

Adding outlets for home offices, kitchens, or rooms that never have enough plugs eliminates extension cords stretched across floors. We place new outlets exactly where you need them based on how you use each space. Modern homes need more outlets than builders installed 20 or 30 years ago.

New outlets require running wire from an existing circuit or adding a new circuit from your panel. We cut small access holes, fish wire through your walls, and install the outlet box and cover plate. Most rooms can handle 2 to 3 additional outlets on the existing circuit before you need a new one.

Each outlet installation takes 1 to 2 hours depending on wall access and how far we run the wire. We match your existing outlet style and color so everything looks consistent. USB outlets are popular additions that let you charge phones without a plug adapter. Common request in older DeSoto and Wylie homes upgrading for modern life where every family member has devices that need charging and appliances that need dedicated plugs.

Better air circulation during hot Texas summers lowers your cooling costs and makes rooms more comfortable. We install ceiling fans securely with proper support and wiring so they run smoothly and quietly. Fans help your AC work less by moving air throughout the room.

Not every ceiling box can support a fan's weight and motion. Standard light boxes aren't rated for the torque and vibration fans create. We install a fan-rated box anchored to solid framing, then connect the wiring and mount your fan. We also balance the blades so the fan doesn't wobble or make noise.

Installation takes 1 to 2 hours per fan. We bring the fan-rated box and hardware needed for a secure mount. If you already have a ceiling light, we remove it and upgrade the box before installing your fan. Many fans include light kits that work with dimmer switches and remote controls. Essential comfort upgrade for Dallas homes in Sachse and Rockwall where summer temperatures stay above 95 degrees for months and ceiling fans can reduce your AC runtime by 30 to 40 percent.

Updating old fixtures, adding task lighting, or installing modern LED systems brightens your home and reduces energy bills. We install chandeliers, recessed lights, under-cabinet lighting, and track systems wired safely to code. Professional installation means your lights work correctly and look finished.

New lighting often requires running additional wire or upgrading switches to dimmers. Recessed lights need ceiling access so we can position them correctly and connect to your circuit. Under-cabinet lights transform kitchens by eliminating shadows on countertops where you prep food. We help you choose fixture locations based on room size and how you use the space.

Installation time depends on fixture type and quantity. A single chandelier takes 1 to 2 hours, while a full kitchen recessed lighting project takes 4 to 6 hours. We patch and paint any ceiling holes after installing recessed lights. LED fixtures cost more upfront but last 15 to 20 years and use 75 percent less electricity than old incandescent bulbs. Transform kitchens and living spaces in Sunnyvale and Highland Park homes where outdated lighting makes rooms feel dim and unwelcoming.

New construction, remodels, and homes with outdated battery-only detectors need hardwired smoke detectors. These units connect to your electrical system with battery backup so they work even during power outages. Dallas building codes require interconnected detectors that sound all alarms when one detects smoke.

Hardwired detectors need wiring run between each location and connection to a circuit in your panel. We install detectors in every bedroom, outside sleeping areas, and on each floor of your home. When one alarm detects smoke or fire, every detector in the house sounds so you hear the warning no matter where you are.

Installation takes 3 to 5 hours for an average home depending on how many detectors you need and wall access for running wire. We mount each detector to the ceiling or high on the wall and test the interconnection before we finish. Detectors should be replaced every 10 years even if they still work because sensors degrade over time. Required by Dallas building codes and critical safety for families in every neighborhood, interconnected smoke detectors give you extra seconds to evacuate that can save lives during a fire.

Older homes with outdated wiring, aluminum wiring, or knob-and-tube systems need complete electrical upgrades. Modern wiring supports today's electrical demands safely and meets current codes. If your home was built before 1970, the wiring might not handle air conditioning, computers, and appliances without overheating.

Signs you need rewiring include frequently tripped breakers, dimming lights when appliances start, outlets that don't work, and a burning smell near outlets or switches. Aluminum wiring installed in the 1960s and 1970s expands and contracts with temperature changes, loosening connections over time. Knob-and-tube wiring has no ground wire and can't support three-prong outlets safely.

Complete rewiring takes 3 to 7 days depending on your home's size and whether walls are open or closed. We run new wire through walls, install a modern electrical panel, add circuits for heavy appliances, and ground everything properly. You'll need to stay elsewhere during the work because we shut off power for extended periods. Common in historic Dallas, Oak Lawn, and older Park Cities homes built before 1970, rewiring protects your family from electrical fires and gives you enough power for modern life.

Our Electricians Can Handle Any Electrical Job

Our licensed electricians serve Dallas, Richardson, Garland, Mesquite, Park Cities, Oak Lawn, University Park, Highland Park, Sunnyvale, DeSoto, Wylie, Sachse, Rockwall, Lancaster, Cedar Hill, Duncanville, and Grand Prairie. We're located at 4311 Belmont Ave Suite 125, Dallas, TX 75204, and our trucks are ready to respond to your electrical needs.

Same-day service is available for urgent repairs. Emergency calls are answered 24/7 when you need immediate help. All our electricians hold Texas license TECL695440 and pass background checks before entering your home.

Call (214) 612-0133 now for electrical service in Dallas.

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