Euless, TX
(817) 373-5720

Euless, Texas · Licensed Master Electrician TMEL#26724

We have been opening panels in northeast Tarrant County since 1981.

A family run electrical contractor in Euless, now into its second generation. Residential and commercial service, repair and rewiring across the HEB tri-cities, done by licensed electricians who tell you what they found.

How a service call actually runs

Three things happen on every job, in this order.

It is the same walk on a tripping breaker in Bedford as it is on a commercial disconnect in Fort Worth. Nothing gets quoted off the front of a panel.

Peerless Electric technician mid rewire, reaching into an open service panel with a cut bundle of conductors

01

The cover comes off before anything is quoted

Every call starts the same way. The dead front comes off and we read what is actually in there: conductor condition, how the neutrals and grounds are landed, what the load looks like against the bus rating. Guessing from the outside of a panel is how people get sold work they do not need.

Eaton whole home surge protection device installed and landed inside a residential breaker panel

02

The fault gets named, and so does the fix

A breaker that keeps tripping is a symptom, not a diagnosis. We find the reason, separate what is a safety problem from what is a preference, and put protection devices where they actually do something. You hear what we found in plain words before a tool comes back out.

Finished exterior service panel and meter installed cleanly on a brick wall by Peerless Electric

03

It goes back together to code, and it stays readable

Conductors dressed, breakers labelled, cover back on square, and the work done to the applicable local and national codes. The last thing we do is show you what changed, so the next electrician who opens that panel can read it too.

What we are called for

Most of our work is a panel, a circuit, or a light that stopped behaving.

Three of those account for the majority of the calls into the Euless shop. The rest of the list is real work we do every week, grouped so you can find yours.

Peerless Electric technician beside a finished 200 amp exterior panel install on a brick wall

Most requested

Breaker panel upgrades and service changes

Federal Pacific and Zinsco panels, undersized services, and buses that were never rated for what a modern house pulls. We size the service to the real load, coordinate the disconnect with Oncor, and hand the inspection off finished.

Panel upgrades
Peerless Electric electrician working a residential load centre behind a fan of branch circuit conductors

Same day where we can

Electrical repairs

Warm outlets, burning smells, flickering lights, breakers that will not hold. The repairs that should not wait, diagnosed by a licensed electrician rather than replaced on a hunch.

Electrical repairs
Peerless Electric technician on a ladder working ceiling wiring inside a residential room

Older HEB housing stock

Rewiring and aluminum wiring

Cloth wire, ungrounded two prong circuits, and aluminum branch wiring in the tri-cities' older streets. Rewired in stages you can keep living in, not gutted in one week.

Rewiring
Peerless Electric technician in a branded long sleeve shirt working a garage service panel

1004 Highland Dr, Euless

A working shop rather than a showroom. Lamps and fixtures can be dropped here for repair by appointment.

Why people keep the number

The job is finding the real problem, not selling the big one.

Because I'm frugal, I initially thought of calling a handyman to fix my electrical problems. Thank goodness I called Peerless Electric. They discovered that my biggest problem was the wiring leading to the house. When the techs explained the problem to Oncor, Oncor was out immediately to fix the very serious hazard. No handyman would have discovered that kind of problem.
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  • Master Electrician TMEL#26724
  • Electrical Contractor TECL#20957
  • Better Business Bureau accredited
  • Eaton certified contractor
  • HEB Chamber member
  • Cowtown Executive Association

Before you call

The questions the office answers most days.

We start with a hands on evaluation of the affected components, looking at load demand, the condition of the wiring and whether it still meets code. If a repair is safe and practical, that is what we quote. We do not recommend an upgrade a panel does not need.

Breakers that trip again and again, lights that flicker, outlets that feel warm to the touch, and any burning smell. A burning smell or a warm outlet means stop using the circuit and call us that day.

Yes. A lot of our commercial calls are older northeast Tarrant County buildings with outdated wiring or panels that were never sized for what the tenant runs today.

They work hand in hand but they are distinct services. We use an inspection to find the specific problems, then lay out the repair options so you can decide what gets done and in what order.

We plan the work around how the business actually runs, coordinate the schedule ahead of time, isolate the affected circuits rather than killing the building, and keep the interruption as short as the work allows.

Every repair we finish follows the applicable local and national electrical codes. The work is done by or under a licensed Master Electrician, TMEL#26724.

Seniors and military get 5 percent off, and most of our work is quoted free before anything starts.

Serving HEB and northeast Tarrant County

Tell us what the panel is doing.

The shop is open Mon-Fri 7am-4pm. Most work is quoted free before anything starts, and seniors and military get five percent off. If it is a burning smell or a warm outlet, stop using the circuit and call.

Licensed Master Electrician TMEL#26724 · Electrical Contractor TECL#20957