FAQs

I like to interact with the customer that way we have common goal about the project, that way we can exchange thoughts and ideas. Once we can conclude common ground we can talk about the cost of the job.

I attended a 4 year Apprenticeship Program call I.E.C (Independent Electrical Contractors) and working at the same time to get experience in the field. Now I am a Master Electrician.

I always enjoyed working with my hands and also enjoy problem solving when it comes to electricity.

I have worked with Residential, & Commercial, Customers.

A customer had recently lost power to half of her house, then the power would return suddenly. I had to really think hard and come up with a solutions to discover the problem because this could of burn her house down. First I climbed up in the attic to inspect the wiring, she told me she recently had raccoons living up in the attic. I found no damage to the wire. Second, I inspect the Panel and notice there was no Main Breaker, third I located the Main Disconnect and notice the terminals were black and I knew I was getting close to the problem. Finally I inspected the Service Drop and notice the insulation was melted, because the two lines where touching on a windy day. I thought I was going to lose the rest of my hair and happy that I was able to discover the problem and everything took 2 hours.

Don’t just trust any contractor just because you want to save a buck make sure they have a contractor license through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation and ask them to show you their insurance. You do not want some handyman getting injured in your home or business and you having to pay for injuries or possibly facing a law suit.

Even though a contractor submits a quote that he has not seen,which you find it a bargan, that quote can end up costing more or less money than you anticipated.