Small electrical work, done to code.
Switches, outlets, fixtures and fans handled cleanly - with licensed electrical partners on anything Texas law and good sense say should have a license behind it.
Electrical is one place we are deliberately conservative: simple like-for-like swaps are straightforward, but new circuits, panel work and anything behind the wall goes through our licensed electrical partners. You get one call and one accountable crew either way - just with the right license on the right work.
What is included
- Switch, dimmer and outlet replacements
- Light fixture and ceiling fan swaps at existing boxes
- USB and smart device upgrades at existing outlets
- GFCI updates in kitchens, baths and outdoors - cheap safety, honestly overdue in many homes
- TV and appliance hookup tidying
- Licensed partners for new circuits, panels and anything permitted
How it works
- Scope the list. We sort what is simple swap vs licensed work, honestly and up front.
- One clear quote. Both kinds of work in one written scope, one schedule.
- Do it cleanly. Tested, plates straight, no drywall surprises left behind.
- Verify. Everything tested with you before we leave.
What drives the price
- Device count - grouped swaps in one visit are efficient
- Fixture weight and height: chandeliers and tall foyers take staging
- Whether a licensed partner scope is involved
- Older wiring conditions discovered honestly, never ignored
Common questions
Why do you make a point about licensed partners?
Because Texas law requires it for real electrical work and because your insurance cares who touched the panel if something ever happens. Companies that shrug at licensing are cutting a corner you cannot see - until you can.
Can you add an outlet where there is not one?
Yes - through our licensed electrical partners, scoped into the same quote. Fishing new wire is real electrical work, and that is exactly the line we respect.
My lights flicker when the AC kicks on. Bad?
A brief dim can be normal on big motor start-up; persistent flickering is worth a professional look at connections and load. We will give you an honest read rather than an alarmed upsell.
Guides worth reading first
- 7 signs your remodeling contractor is cutting corners
- Do you need a permit to remodel in the Houston area?