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Electrician in Grapevine, TX
Daniel Electric is based in Southlake and serves Grapevine. This page lists what Grapevine publishes about electrical codes, permits, contractor rules and power service, with a link to each source.
What Grapevine publishes about electrical work
Code editions, permits, contractor rules and power service. Each fact links to its official source, checked October 21, 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the city before work starts.
- Electrical code
Code edition
The city's building code page lists the 2020 NEC among codes adopted effective January 1, 2024. Texas has since adopted the 2026 NEC.
- Permits
Minor repairs
The city says a permit is not required for minor repair work, such as replacing lamps or plugging in approved portable electrical equipment.
Source: City of Grapevine: Home
- Permits
Same-day trade permits
The city lists simple trade permits, such as electrical repairs, with same-day turnaround.
Source: City of Grapevine: Home
- Power and outages
Street lights and service area
Most Grapevine street lights belong to Oncor. Some areas of northwest Grapevine get electric service from Tri-County Electric Cooperative, which owns and maintains street lights there.
- Power and outages
Reporting an outage
The city's home page says Oncor outages may be reported by calling 888.313.4747.
Source: City of Grapevine: Home
- Contractors
No registration fee for electricians
The city says electrical contractors pay no contractor registration fee. Other contractors pay $75.
- Contractors
Online registration
The city says new contractors may register through its OpenGov portal or through the permit office.
- Inspections
Inspection requests
The city lists 817.410.3010 as the number for inspection requests, Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
- Texas rule
State licensing
Texas law says anyone who does or offers non-exempt electrical work must be licensed and work through a licensed electrical contractor.
Source: Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation: Electricians
- Texas rule
The state code
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation adopted the 2026 National Electrical Code as the state electrical code. City pages may still list older editions.
Source: Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation: Commission Adopts Rules
What we do in Grapevine
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- Justin
Grapevine electrical questions
Does Grapevine require a permit for small electrical repairs?
The city says a permit is not required for minor repair work such as replacing lamps. Other electrical repairs fall under simple trade permits, which the city lists with same-day turnaround.
Who serves Grapevine with electricity?
The city says most street lights belong to Oncor, and some areas of northwest Grapevine are served by Tri-County Electric Cooperative. Oncor outages may be reported at 888.313.4747.
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Need an electrician in Grapevine?
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.
