Electrician in San Angelo, TX
Need an electrician in San Angelo? One call connects you with a licensed local electrician for homes and businesses across San Angelo and Tom Green County, from a dead outlet to a full panel upgrade.
- Written price before any work starts
- Clean job site, panel labeled at the end
- Permits pulled and City inspections passed
Residential Electrician in San Angelo
Most of our calls come from homeowners. A breaker that won’t stay on, an outlet that went dead after a storm, lights that dim when the AC kicks on, or a house that needs more power for a new kitchen, a shop or an electric car.
The electrician comes out, finds the cause and gives you a written price before touching anything. If the job needs a permit, they pull it, do the work to the National Electrical Code and stay with it until the City of San Angelo inspector signs off. Then they clean up and label your panel so the next person knows what every breaker does.
We also connect landlords, property managers and home builders with electricians, and local businesses with commercial electricians.
Electrical Services in San Angelo
Pick the job closest to yours to see how it works, what it usually costs and what to have ready when you call.
Electrical Repair
Dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights, warm switch plates.
Book a RepairTurn off the breaker if it is safe to reach. If there is smoke or fire, call 911 first. Then call us.
- License type
- Texas Electrical Contractor
- Look it up
- TDLR license search
- Issued by
- Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR)
- Insurance
- Ask for proof of general liability
- Permit
- Pulled in the contractor’s name
Licensed Electrician in San Angelo
In Texas, anyone doing electrical work for pay has to be licensed by TDLR, and the company has to hold an electrical contractor license. It takes two minutes to check, and it is worth doing with anyone you hire.
- Look up the license on the TDLR license search. It shows the name and whether the license is current.
- Ask who pulls the permit. A licensed contractor pulls it in the company name.
- Get the price in writing before work starts, with the permit included.
A Local Electrician Who Knows San Angelo Homes
More than half of the homes in San Angelo were built before 1980 (24,567 of 45,574 housing units, U.S. Census Bureau). Many still have the panel, wiring or outlets they were built with, sized for a house that ran a fraction of the power a home uses today.
That is why a lot of electrical work here starts with an old fuse box, a Federal Pacific or Zinsco panel, aluminum branch wiring from the late 1960s and 70s, or two-prong outlets with no ground.
City permits
Inside city limits, most electrical work needs a permit. The electrician files it in their company name, schedules the inspection and meets the inspector on site.
AEP Texas reconnection
After a panel or service change, AEP Texas turns the power back on only after the City releases the job. Your electrician coordinates both so you are not left waiting.
West Texas storms
Spring wind and lightning bend service masts, pull meter bases off walls and fry electronics. The utility fixes its lines. The mast and meter base are yours, and an electrician repairs them.
| City of San Angelo electrical fee | Amount |
|---|---|
| Electrical permit | $100 base fee plus the work |
| Service work, 120/240 volt | $0.30 per amp (about $60 for 200 A) |
| Re-inspection after a failed inspection | $39 |
| Work started without a permit | Added fee of 2 times the permit |
| Work covered up before inspection | $252 |
Source: City of San Angelo fee schedule, effective January 22, 2026. Ask for the permit fee to be included in the written estimate.
How much does an electrician cost in San Angelo?
It depends on the job. Most service calls run about $60 to $150 to find the problem, and the repair is priced in writing before work starts. Our electrician cost page lists typical prices for common jobs.
Is the electrician licensed?
Paid electrical work in Texas must be done under a TDLR license, and the company needs an electrical contractor license. Ask for the license number and look it up on the TDLR website before work starts.
Do you give free estimates?
Requesting an estimate here is free, with no obligation. For repairs, electricians usually charge a service call to find the problem.
How soon can an electrician come out?
It depends on the electrician’s schedule. Say it is an emergency when you call and ask for the earliest opening.
Who pulls the permit and handles the inspection?
The licensed electrician files the permit with the City of San Angelo in their company name, schedules the inspection and stays with the job until it passes.
Do you work outside San Angelo?
Yes, across Tom Green County, including Grape Creek, Christoval, Wall, Veribest and Mereta.
Serving San Angelo and Tom Green County
We cover every part of San Angelo, including Santa Rita, College Hills, the Bluffs, Lake Nasworthy and the neighborhoods around Goodfellow Air Force Base and Angelo State University, plus these nearby towns. See the full service area.
- Wall
- Mereta
- Veribest
- Carlsbad
- Vancourt
- San Angelo
- Christoval
- Grape Creek
- Water Valley
- Knickerbocker
San Angelo ZIP codes we serve: 76901769037690476905
Need an electrician in San Angelo?
Call us, or send a request and a local electrician will call you back.