Licensed Electrical in Cedar Park, TX

We found 30 active licensed electrical contractors serving Cedar Park, Texas, verified against official state licensing records.

Electrical Contractors in Cedar Park, TX

ARC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #39961

2918 BELLAMY CIRCLE

ATX MECHANICAL SERVICES LLC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #39582

12160 W PARMER LANE SUITE 130

BIG SHOULDERS ELECTRICAL SERVICES, LLC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #39936

906 CEDAR CREST DR

BLUE FORCE MEP DBA BLUE FORCE ELECTRICAL

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #36809

201 S LAKELINE BLVD STE 804

CEDAR PARK ELECTRIC INC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #30942

1420 DOVE HILL DR

CHELF ELECTRICAL SERVICES LLC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #31826

907 DEER GROVE DR

COOL RAY ELECTRIC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #27712

1306 WOOD CREEK DR

DTS ELECTRIC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #37767

1418 NANDINA DR

EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #23022

3001 COLONIAL PKWY #12131

G CARTER CONSTRUCTION CO INC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #21734

805 NORTH BELL BLVD

GENERATOR SUPERCENTER OF AUSTIN

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #34892

2020 N BELL BLVD STE B1E

HANDY ANDY ELECTRIC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #35812

2709 SABINAL TRL

HARVEY ELECTRIC, INC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #19132

213 INDUSTRIAL BLVD

HELLAS CONSTRUCTION, INC.

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #34802

12000 W PARMER LN

HERRING ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS LLC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #33298

100 PRIZE OAKS DR

HOLLAND ELECTRICAL SERVICES, L.L.C.

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #31228

1407 PECAN ST

I B ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR LLC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #18717

1405 PECAN ST

ITS ELECTRIC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #22395

300 EAST NEW HOPE RD STE 401

KYLE ELECTRICAL SERVICES

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #26906

2603 RAINFALL TR

MD ELECTRIC LLC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #27802

305 CREEKWOOD CV

MINYARD SONS SERVICES, INC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #26087

1004 CEDAR PARK DRIVE

POWER QUALITY ENGINEERING INC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #21354

3061 WOODALL DRIVE

PRO VOLT LLC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #40564

1612 ABBEY LN

QCV ELECTRIC INC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #18725

2207 SUMAC LANE

REESE ELECTRIC LLC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #36547

2214 N CANNES DR

RICHARD'S ELECTRIC LP

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #17395

200 INDUSTRIAL BLVD

S & J CAREY ELECTRIC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #31198

3440 RANCH TRL APT 2105

T & T ELECTRIC, INC

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #19939

212 INDUSTRIAL BLVD

TEXAS CUSTOM SIGNS LTD

Active

Electrical Sign Contractor

License #18361

2007 WINDY TER STE A

TEXAS ELECTRICAL SERVICES

Active

Electrical Contractor

License #29127

1900 LITTLE ELM TRL APT 7

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I need an electrical panel upgrade?

Signs include frequently tripping breakers, a panel rated below 200 amps in a modern home, visible corrosion or burn marks, a fuse box instead of a breaker panel, or if you are adding major appliances like EV chargers or HVAC systems that require additional circuits.

Is it legal to do my own electrical work?

Laws vary by state and municipality. Some jurisdictions allow homeowners to perform basic electrical work on their own primary residence with a homeowner permit, while others require all electrical work to be performed by a licensed electrician. All work must still meet code and pass inspection.

What is the difference between a journeyman and master electrician?

A journeyman electrician has completed an apprenticeship and passed a licensing exam, qualifying them to perform electrical work under general supervision. A master electrician has additional years of experience and has passed a more comprehensive exam, allowing them to design systems, pull permits, and supervise other electricians.

How long does a whole-house rewire take?

A typical whole-house rewire for a 2,000 square foot home takes 5 to 10 business days depending on accessibility, the number of circuits, wall construction type, and whether drywall repair is included in the scope.

Do I need a permit for electrical work?

Most jurisdictions require permits for any work beyond simple like-for-like replacements (such as swapping a light switch). New circuits, panel work, outlet additions, and any wiring modifications almost always require a permit and inspection.

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