Transparency is the whole point of this page: exactly what happens when you call us, and where our role begins and ends.
Step 1 — You call us
Tell us what your home needs — a panel upgrade, an EV charger, troubleshooting, anything residential. We ask a few questions about the project, your timeline, and your location in the Houston area.
Step 2 — We connect you with a provider
Based on your project type and area, we connect you with an independent electrical service provider. We may receive compensation from providers when consumers contact or hire them through this website. That compensation never changes what a provider quotes you — you receive and evaluate their estimate directly.
Step 3 — You work directly with the provider
From the introduction onward, everything is between you and the provider: the estimate, scheduling, permits, the work itself, any warranties, and payment. The provider is an independent business responsible for its own licensing, insurance, and workmanship.
What to ask your provider
- Their Texas electrical contractor license information and the name of their Master Electrician of Record.
- Proof of insurance.
- Whether your project requires a permit (most panel, circuit, and generator work in Houston does) and who pulls it.
- A written estimate and the warranty terms for their work.
We do not verify or guarantee any provider’s work. We encourage you to verify licensing and insurance independently before authorizing any project.
Frequently asked questions
We ask a few questions about your project, timeline, and location, then connect you with an independent provider that covers your area and project type. From the introduction onward you deal with them directly.
No. You never pay us. The provider quotes you directly, and your agreement for any work is with the provider.
The independent provider — entirely. Licensing, insurance, permits, scheduling, workmanship, and warranties are theirs. We do not perform or supervise work.
Ask for the Texas electrical contractor license and Master Electrician of Record, verify it in the TDLR license search, request proof of insurance, and get a written estimate with warranty terms before authorizing work.