For homes · Southlake, TX
A residential electrician repairs, upgrades and installs the wiring, panels, outlets and lights in your home. Daniel Electric is a family owned and operated company in Southlake, TX, working since 1988. We find the problem first, explain it in plain words, and talk through the work before it starts.
Call when you see warning signs in your outlets, switches, lights or panel. NFPA lists frequent tripping breakers, warm or discolored outlets, flickering or dimming lights and sparks from an outlet. TDLR says non-exempt electrical work in Texas must go through a licensed electrical contractor. Never open a panel, outlet box or fixture yourself. See our electrical warning signs guide for a longer list.
Daniel Electric works on breaker panels, whole-house surge protection, lighting, EV chargers and smoke and CO detectors. We also install AFCI breakers, ceiling fans, TVs, hot tub and pool circuits, underground circuits and CSST gas line bonding. If your job is not on the list, ask us.
Call (817) 481-8606 or use the quote form. We start by looking at the obvious concerns, then check your breaker panel, wiring and other electrical features. We explain what we found before work begins. Daniel Electric says it offers free quotes on new installations. We do not post prices, because the work in each home is different.
It can help. Daniel Electric says it will check an existing electrical system before a sale, purchase or remodel. Ask about the panel, outlets and visible wiring. Permit rules vary by city, so read our posts on electrical checks when buying or selling a house and Southlake electrical permits.
Daniel Electric is at 500 N. Kimball Ave. STE 102, Southlake, TX 76092, just west of DFW Airport. We serve Southlake, Grapevine, Colleyville, Keller and nearby cities. See Southlake, Grapevine, Colleyville or the full list of service areas.
Ask us anything else: call (817) 481-8606.
Read the guideResidential electrician services in Southlake and North Texas: what we do and how to hire wellDaniel Electric lists Texas license TECL #21005 and says it is regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Registration. Texas requires non-exempt electrical work to go through a licensed electrical contractor. You can check any electrician on the TDLR electrician pages before you hire.
Frequent tripped breakers or blown fuses, warm or discolored outlets, flickering or dimming lights, a burning smell, sparks from an outlet, and a tingle when you touch an appliance. NFPA lists all of these. If you see smoke or flames, leave and call 911.
Daniel Electric says it offers free quotes on new installations. Call (817) 481-8606 or send the quote form. We do not post prices. The quote depends on your home, the condition of the wiring and the work you need.
Daniel Electric's warranty page gives a one year warranty on workmanship and a 3 year warranty on electrical parts. Light bulbs and other non-durable parts are not covered, and other limits apply. Read the full terms on our warranty page.
TECL #21005 · Family owned since 1988
Call and tell us what is going on. A photo of the panel label or the problem helps us come prepared. Quotes on new installations are free.
