Cleburne Electrical Work With Your Floors and Furniture Protected
We handle panel upgrades, electrical repair, lighting, EV chargers and generator work for homeowners in Cleburne, Joshua and Keene. Drop cloths go down before tools come out, and drywall dust and wire scraps get swept up at the end of every work day, so your home stays livable while we work.
- Master Electrical License
- Licensed contractor, TECL 36609
- 1-year workmanship warranty
- Work areas swept daily
What Shapes the Cost of Electrical Work
Every home is wired a little differently, so we price the job after we see it. Here is what tends to move the number up or down, so nothing on the estimate catches you off guard.
Once we've seen the work in person, you get a written estimate that lists each part of the job. If opening a wall turns up something unexpected, we stop and talk it through with you before any extra work.
- Size and scope
- Replacing one faulty outlet and running new circuits to a kitchen remodel are very different days. More circuits, fixtures and wire runs mean more labor and material.
- Access to the wiring
- An open attic or unfinished garage is quick to work in. Reaching wires hidden behind finished drywall, down in a cramped crawlspace or at the far end of the house takes longer, because we work slowly to avoid cutting extra openings.
- Condition of what's already there
- Older wiring, scorched connections or an overloaded panel sometimes have to be corrected before new work can safely tie in. We show you what we find and why it matters.
- Equipment and materials
- The panel brand, the EV charger or generator you choose, and the type of fixtures all change the material side of the bill.
- Permits and utility coordination
- Panel changes, generator hookups and larger projects usually need a permit and inspection, and some require coordinating a disconnect with the utility. Those steps are listed on your estimate.
Electrical Services for Your Home
Every job we take on is done under our Master Electrical License as a licensed electrical contractor, TECL 36609, and it's backed by a 1-year workmanship warranty. Day to day, that means electrical repair and lighting installation, along with larger projects like panel upgrades, whole-home rewiring and remodel and addition wiring. For backup power, we handle generator installation, generator service and repair, and home battery backup systems. We also put in EV chargers and surge protection, fix the items an inspector flagged through our code corrections and inspection fixes, and offer torque and cleans, where we tighten and tidy every lug and terminal inside your panel.
Panel Upgrades
New electrical panels sized to what your home actually uses, installed with the permit pulled and the garage or utility room left as tidy as we found it.
Electrical Repair
Dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights or a burning smell: we find the cause, fix it properly and leave the room as clean as we found it.
Lighting Installation
Recessed, pendant, fan, under-cabinet and outdoor lighting installed to code, with your floors protected and the dust cleaned up before we go.
EV Charger Installation
Level 2 home charging on a dedicated 240-volt circuit, with a load check first, the permit handled and your garage swept clean before we go.
Whole-Home Rewiring
We replace worn, ungrounded or outdated wiring throughout your home, covering floors and cleaning up daily so you can keep living there while we work.
Generator Installation
Standby generators and portable generator inlets wired to your panel through a proper transfer switch, with the pad area and your home left clean.
Generator Service & Repair
Routine maintenance, load testing and repairs for standby generators and transfer switches, so your backup power starts when the grid goes down.
Home Battery Backup
We size and install home battery backup around the circuits you rely on, handle the permit, and leave the garage or wall area clean.
Remodel & Addition Wiring
New circuits, outlets and lighting for kitchens, baths and additions, planned around your layout and inspected before the walls close.
Code Corrections
We work through failed inspection notes and home inspection report items one by one, correct them to code and clean up before we go.
Surge Protection
A whole-home surge protector at your panel, a grounding check behind it and plug-in protection where your electronics need it most.
Torque & Cleans
Routine panel maintenance: we tighten every connection to spec, vacuum out dust and debris, and photograph anything that needs attention.
How We Treat Your Home While We Work
Electrical work means cutting into walls, crawling through attics and opening your panel. We plan for the mess before it happens instead of apologizing for it afterward.
Floors and furniture covered first
Before anything else, we roll out floor runners along the path we'll be walking, and each ladder stands on its own canvas cloth. Furniture near the work gets moved with your okay or covered in place.
Dust contained at the source
When we cut drywall for a new box or fish a wire, we hold a vacuum at the cut. Small openings mean less patching for you later.
Swept up every day, not just the last day
Multi-day jobs end each afternoon with scraps bagged, tools gathered and walkways clear. You can cook dinner and walk the hall without stepping over our gear.
Plain answers before any work starts
We show you what we found, explain whether a repair will hold or a replacement makes more sense, and put the scope in writing. You decide before we pick up a tool.
Permit paperwork is on us
If your project calls for a permit, we file for it and book the inspection as required by the local jurisdiction. On inspection day, we're the ones at your door meeting the inspector, so you don't have to rearrange your day.
A Cleburne Electrical Company That Respects Your House
Electrician Cleburne is a residential electrical company. We believe the way a crew leaves your home matters as much as the wiring behind the wall, because you're the one living there once we pack up the truck. Nobody should spend the weekend after an electrical job vacuuming insulation off the carpet or patching holes bigger than they needed to be.
Panels, circuits, lighting, generators and battery backup are what we do every week, and summer air conditioning loads keep plenty of it busy here. We take the time to explain what we're doing in plain words, answer your questions as they come up, and treat your home the way we'd want ours treated.
- License
- Master Electrical License; Licensed electrical contractor, TECL 36609
- Warranty
- 1-year workmanship warranty
Where We Work
We're based in Cleburne and serve homes across Johnson County and nearby. That includes Keene, Joshua, Burleson, Alvarado and Godley, plus Crowley, Pecan Plantation, DeCordova and The Homesteads.
- Cleburne
- Keene
- Joshua
- Burleson
- Alvarado
- Godley
- Crowley
- Pecan Plantation
- DeCordova
- The Homesteads
If your town isn't on this list but sits nearby, mention it when you phone and we'll tell you honestly whether we can reach you.
Questions Homeowners Ask Us
- Do you pull permits for electrical work?
- Yes, when the job calls for one. Panel upgrades, generator installs, new circuits and remodel wiring usually need a permit and inspection as required by the local jurisdiction. We file it, schedule the inspection and meet the inspector at your home.
- Why do my breakers keep tripping?
- Usually it's one of three things: too much load on a circuit, a short or ground fault somewhere on the line, or a worn breaker. A frequent trigger is a high-draw appliance, like a portable heater or a microwave, running on a circuit that already carries other loads. We test the circuit to find the actual cause rather than just swapping the breaker, then explain the fix.
- How long does a panel change take?
- Most panel upgrades take about a day of work, with power off for part of it. We let you know ahead of time when the power will be down so you can plan around it. The inspection and any utility reconnection can add a little time depending on scheduling.
- Can you install an EV charger in my garage?
- Usually, yes. First we look at your panel to see whether it has the space and capacity for a dedicated circuit. Then we plan a short, neat wire route to the spot where you park and mount the charger where it's easy to reach. If the panel is already full, we lay out the choices, including whether a panel upgrade is worth it.
- What should I do if an outlet smells hot or a breaker won't reset?
- Turn off that breaker, or the main if you're not sure which one, and stop using anything on that circuit. If you see smoke or flames, call 911 first. We work by scheduled appointment, so once things are safe, phone us to book a service visit and we'll trace the cause.
- What warranty comes with your work?
- Our work comes with a 1-year workmanship warranty. If something we installed or repaired isn't right because of how we did it, let us know and we'll come back and make it right.
- How messy will the job be?
- Some work does mean cutting drywall or going into the attic, but we keep it contained. Floors get covered, cuts are kept small and vacuumed as we go, and we tidy up at the end of each day, not only on the last one.
How a Job Runs From Your Call to the Final Walkthrough
Most jobs follow the same few steps, and you know what's coming at each one.
- 1
You phone and we book a visit
Tell us what's happening, from a breaker that won't stay on to a charger you'd like in the garage. We'll pick a day for the service visit that fits around your schedule.
- 2
We look, test and explain
We find the cause, show you what we see and walk through your options. You get a written estimate before anything is approved.
- 3
We protect the space and do the work
Drop cloths and runners go down first. We keep the work area contained and tidy up at the end of each day.
- 4
Inspection and final walkthrough
If the job needs an inspection, we schedule it and meet the inspector. Then we walk you through what was done, test everything with you and leave the room the way we found it.
Electrical Work Without a Mess Left Behind
Give us a ring, describe the problem or project, and we'll book a time to see it in person. You get a plain explanation, a written estimate and a tidy home when the work is done.