Licensed Electricians Serving Austin, San Antonio & Central Texas
If your house is telling you something, listen.
From the panel outward.
Why homeowners call us.
Licensed, not “handy”
Honest scoping
10-year warranty
What happens after you call.
Reach out
Honest assessment
Licensed work
Warrantied
Asked often.
Do I need a panel upgrade to add an EV charger?
Not always. We assess your panel’s actual capacity first — sometimes load management or a charger setting fits without an upgrade. You get the options and prices before deciding.
Do you handle permits and inspection?
Yes — permits, code compliance, and inspection are part of the job, not an extra you chase.
Can you fix work another electrician did?
Yes. Code corrections and repair of previous work are routine for us — we document what we find.
How fast can you come out?
Core-area electrical calls typically schedule within the week; genuine hazards get moved to the front.
How do I know if my panel needs an upgrade?
Tripping breakers, warmth at the panel, flicker under load, or no open slots are the classic signs — but the load calculation is the real answer, and it’s part of every assessment we do.
Do you take small jobs?
Yes — a dead circuit or a new dedicated outlet gets the same licensed treatment as a full panel upgrade. No job minimums; we quote it straight.
The panel is the heart of it.
Most of the electrical problems Central Texas homes bring us trace back to capacity: panels sized for 1990s loads now carrying EV chargers, heat-pump conversions, pool equipment, and home offices. The warning signs are consistent — breakers that trip under normal life, warm panel faces, flickering when big loads start, or a panel with no room for one more circuit. A load calculation tells us whether the answer is a full upgrade, a subpanel, or smart load management, and we show the math before quoting.
Beyond panels, the catalog runs the whole house: dedicated circuits, whole-home surge protection (cheap insurance for a house full of electronics), troubleshooting, code corrections on older wiring, and the EV-readiness work that pairs with our charger installs. Everything under TECL #35881, permitted where the code requires it, warrantied for ten years in writing.
Older homes, honest assessments.
Central Texas housing stock spans a century, and the electrical eras show: panels from manufacturers whose breakers have known failure histories, DIY circuits from previous owners, and grounding that predates modern code. We assess what’s there before touching anything: what’s genuinely unsafe, what’s aging but serviceable, and what’s fine — in writing, ranked by risk, without inventing urgency. Buying or selling a home? That same assessment translates directly: buyers learn what they’re inheriting and what it costs to correct; sellers fix real issues before an inspector finds them.
Surge protection is the quiet recommendation we make most — a whole-home device at the panel is inexpensive insurance for a house increasingly full of computers pretending to be appliances. Every repair we perform carries the ten-year workmanship warranty, under TECL #35881.
Local, and provably so.
Licensed electrical work across the full service area — San Antonio to Georgetown. The same license and crew behind our solar, battery, and generator work.