About Electrician San Angelo
A referral service for homes and businesses in San Angelo and Tom Green County. Here is how it works, who does the work and how to check them before work starts.
Who we are
Electrician San Angelo is a referral service, not an electrical contractor. When you call (877) 473-1995 or send a request, you are connected with an independent local electrician who does the work, sets the price and stands behind it.
The guides and price ranges on this site are written for San Angelo homeowners: City permits, AEP Texas rules, older homes and West Texas storms. They are here so you know what to ask before anyone opens your panel.
How it works
You call or send a request
Tell us the job, your ZIP code and how to reach you. It is free and there is no obligation.
An electrician gets in touch
A local electrician who covers your area calls you back to ask about the job and set a time.
The price is in writing
Ask for a written estimate before work starts, with the City permit fee included when one is needed.
Permit, work, inspection
Inside city limits the electrician pulls the permit, does the work to the National Electrical Code and stays with the job until the inspector signs off.
You decide
You are free to compare prices or say no. The estimate does not commit you to anything.
Check the license before work starts
- License
- Texas Electrical Contractor
- Issued by
- TDLR
- Insurance
- Ask for proof
- Permit
- In the contractor’s name
Paid electrical work in Texas has to be done under a license from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Ask the electrician for the license number and look it up on the TDLR license search. It shows the license holder and whether the license is current. Ask who pulls the permit, and get the warranty terms in writing.
Where we cover
All of San Angelo, plus Grape Creek, Christoval, Wall, Veribest, Mereta, Carlsbad, Knickerbocker, Water Valley and Vancourt. See the full service area and check your ZIP code there.
What to watch for
Be careful with anyone who prices work over the phone without seeing it, or who offers to skip the permit to make a bid look cheaper. Work done without a permit in San Angelo costs 200% of the permit fee when it’s caught, and it can stall a home sale or an insurance claim later.