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1. Bell Electric

Arlington, TX8 years in business2 employees

Based in Arlington, TX, Bell Electric works as an electrical repair service. The business has been operating for 8 years with a team of 2. Electrical repair focuses on finding and fixing faults in existing circuits, such as outlets that stop working, breakers that keep tripping, or lights that flicker for no clear reason. The homeowner ends up with a working circuit and a plain explanation of what caused the problem and how it was corrected. On their profile, Bell Electric lists fixture type: outlets, wiring, lights, circuit breaker panels or fuse boxes and switches; ceiling height: under 8 feet, 8 - 10 feet, 10 - 14 feet and over 14 feet; property type: house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business. Bell Electric is also listed for wiring installation. Buzzing switches, loose outlets that no longer grip plugs firmly, and GFCI outlets that refuse to reset are common reasons homeowners request electrical repair. Describe which outlets, lights, or rooms are affected and whether a breaker has tripped, and include a clear photo of the panel directory label if possible. Electrical repair pricing mostly depends on how long it takes to locate the fault, the parts involved, and whether wiring inside finished walls must be accessed. Customers in Arlington and nearby areas such as Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, PayPal and Zelle. Request a quote from Bell Electric on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

2. Alzubi lighting

Arlington, TX7 years in business3 employees

Alzubi lighting is an electrician serving Arlington, TX. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 7 years. A repair visit usually begins with testing at the panel and at the affected device to narrow down whether the fault sits in a switch, an outlet, a splice, or the circuit wiring itself. Once the problem is isolated, the failed part is replaced and the whole circuit is retested under load. On their profile, Alzubi lighting lists fixture type: outlets, wiring, lights, circuit breaker panels or fuse boxes and switches; ceiling height: under 8 feet, 8 - 10 feet, 10 - 14 feet and over 14 feet; property type: house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business. Alzubi lighting is also listed for TV mounting and wiring installation. Breakers that trip repeatedly, outlets that feel warm to the touch, or a faint burning smell near a switch are signs to stop using that circuit and call for a repair. Share the approximate age of the home and any recent renovation work, since both help anticipate the type and condition of wiring behind the walls. The number of devices replaced, how easy the panel and wiring are to reach, and any permit requirements for the work usually shape the final price. Besides Arlington, homeowners in Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can reach out for electrical repairs. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Google Pay and PayPal. To get started, send Alzubi lighting a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

3. What We Built ⚡️

Arlington, TX7 years in business3 employees

Based in Arlington, TX, What We Built ⚡️ works as an electrical repair service. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 7 years. Common repair calls in Arlington involve warm or discolored outlets, switches that buzz, and rooms that lose power without warning. Fixing these usually means tightening or replacing loose connections, swapping worn devices, and confirming that the circuit is not carrying more load than it was designed to handle. On their profile, What We Built ⚡️ lists fixture type: outlets, wiring, lights, switches and ceiling fans; ceiling height: under 8 feet, 8 - 10 feet and 10 - 14 feet; property type: house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business. What We Built ⚡️ is also listed for handyman, house cleaning and wiring installation. Lights that dim when an appliance starts, dead outlets in one part of a room, or sparks when plugging something in usually point to a wiring or device fault. Note when the problem first started, whether it happens constantly or only now and then, and what appliances were running at the moment it happened. Electrical repair pricing mostly depends on how long it takes to locate the fault, the parts involved, and whether wiring inside finished walls must be accessed. Customers in Arlington and nearby areas such as Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can request a quote. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday, 9:00 am to 9:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Square cash app and Venmo. To get started, send What We Built ⚡️ a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

4. J Electric

Arlington, TX7 years in business

J Electric provides electrical repairs in Arlington, TX. It has been in business for 7 years. Electrical repair focuses on finding and fixing faults in existing circuits, such as outlets that stop working, breakers that keep tripping, or lights that flicker for no clear reason. The homeowner ends up with a working circuit and a plain explanation of what caused the problem and how it was corrected. On their profile, J Electric lists ceiling height: under 8 feet, 8 - 10 feet, 10 - 14 feet and over 14 feet; property type: house, townhouse and business. J Electric is also listed for furniture assembly, TV mounting and wiring installation. Breakers that trip repeatedly, outlets that feel warm to the touch, or a faint burning smell near a switch are signs to stop using that circuit and call for a repair. Note when the problem first started, whether it happens constantly or only now and then, and what appliances were running at the moment it happened. Electrical repair pricing mostly depends on how long it takes to locate the fault, the parts involved, and whether wiring inside finished walls must be accessed. Customers in Arlington and nearby areas such as Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can request a quote. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday. Accepted payment methods include Cash and Zelle. To get started, send J Electric a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

5. Mario Hernández

Arlington, TX6 years in business

Mario Hernández is an electrician serving Arlington, TX. It has been in business for 6 years. Common repair calls in Arlington involve warm or discolored outlets, switches that buzz, and rooms that lose power without warning. Fixing these usually means tightening or replacing loose connections, swapping worn devices, and confirming that the circuit is not carrying more load than it was designed to handle. Common requests for electrical repairs include tripping breaker diagnosis, dead outlet repair, dimmer switch installation, loose wire connections and flickering light troubleshooting. Mario Hernández is also listed for countertop installation, furniture assembly, handyman and interior painting. Lights that dim when an appliance starts, dead outlets in one part of a room, or sparks when plugging something in usually point to a wiring or device fault. Note when the problem first started, whether it happens constantly or only now and then, and what appliances were running at the moment it happened. Electrical repair pricing mostly depends on how long it takes to locate the fault, the parts involved, and whether wiring inside finished walls must be accessed. Besides Arlington, homeowners in Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can reach out for electrical repairs. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. To get started, send Mario Hernández a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

6. J&G Towers Electrical service LLC

Arlington, TX5 years in business2 employees

J&G Towers Electrical service LLC provides electrical repairs in Arlington, TX. The business has been operating for 5 years with a team of 2. Electrical repair focuses on finding and fixing faults in existing circuits, such as outlets that stop working, breakers that keep tripping, or lights that flicker for no clear reason. The homeowner ends up with a working circuit and a plain explanation of what caused the problem and how it was corrected. On their profile, J&G Towers Electrical service LLC lists fixture type: outlets, wiring, lights, circuit breaker panels or fuse boxes and switches; ceiling height: under 8 feet, 8 - 10 feet and 10 - 14 feet; property type: house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business. J&G Towers Electrical service LLC is also listed for wiring installation. Breakers that trip repeatedly, outlets that feel warm to the touch, or a faint burning smell near a switch are signs to stop using that circuit and call for a repair. Note when the problem first started, whether it happens constantly or only now and then, and what appliances were running at the moment it happened. The number of devices replaced, how easy the panel and wiring are to reach, and any permit requirements for the work usually shape the final price. Customers in Arlington and nearby areas such as Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can request a quote. Posted hours are Tuesday to Saturday. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, PayPal and Zelle. To get started, send J&G Towers Electrical service LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

7. Andrew Buss

Arlington, TX5 years in business

Andrew Buss is an electrical repair service serving Arlington, TX. It has been in business for 5 years. A repair visit usually begins with testing at the panel and at the affected device to narrow down whether the fault sits in a switch, an outlet, a splice, or the circuit wiring itself. Once the problem is isolated, the failed part is replaced and the whole circuit is retested under load. On their profile, Andrew Buss lists fixture type: outlets, wiring, lights, circuit breaker panels or fuse boxes and switches; ceiling height: under 8 feet and 8 - 10 feet; property type: house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business. Andrew Buss is also listed for wiring installation. Buzzing switches, loose outlets that no longer grip plugs firmly, and GFCI outlets that refuse to reset are common reasons homeowners request electrical repair. Share the approximate age of the home and any recent renovation work, since both help anticipate the type and condition of wiring behind the walls. The number of devices replaced, how easy the panel and wiring are to reach, and any permit requirements for the work usually shape the final price. Besides Arlington, homeowners in Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can reach out for electrical repairs. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, PayPal and Venmo. Request a quote from Andrew Buss on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

8. Electricity, painting and remodeling fences

Arlington, TX4 years in business3 employees

Electricity, painting and remodeling fences provides electrical repairs in Arlington, TX. The business has been operating for 4 years with a team of 3. Common repair calls in Arlington involve warm or discolored outlets, switches that buzz, and rooms that lose power without warning. Fixing these usually means tightening or replacing loose connections, swapping worn devices, and confirming that the circuit is not carrying more load than it was designed to handle. Common requests for electrical repairs include gfci outlet replacement, flickering light troubleshooting, smoke detector hardwiring, doorbell wiring repair and dimmer switch installation. Electricity, painting and remodeling fences is also listed for door repair, exterior painting, handyman and interior painting. Breakers that trip repeatedly, outlets that feel warm to the touch, or a faint burning smell near a switch are signs to stop using that circuit and call for a repair. Describe which outlets, lights, or rooms are affected and whether a breaker has tripped, and include a clear photo of the panel directory label if possible. Electrical repair pricing mostly depends on how long it takes to locate the fault, the parts involved, and whether wiring inside finished walls must be accessed. Customers in Arlington and nearby areas such as Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash and Zelle. To get started, send Electricity, painting and remodeling fences a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

9. Reyes Revamp

Arlington, TX4 years in business

Based in Arlington, TX, Reyes Revamp works as an electrician. The business has been operating for 4 years. Electrical repair focuses on finding and fixing faults in existing circuits, such as outlets that stop working, breakers that keep tripping, or lights that flicker for no clear reason. The homeowner ends up with a working circuit and a plain explanation of what caused the problem and how it was corrected. On their profile, Reyes Revamp lists fixture type: outlets, wiring, lights, circuit breaker panels or fuse boxes and switches; ceiling height: under 8 feet, 8 - 10 feet and 10 - 14 feet; property type: house, condo/apartment and townhouse. Reyes Revamp is also listed for wiring installation. Buzzing switches, loose outlets that no longer grip plugs firmly, and GFCI outlets that refuse to reset are common reasons homeowners request electrical repair. Share the approximate age of the home and any recent renovation work, since both help anticipate the type and condition of wiring behind the walls. The number of devices replaced, how easy the panel and wiring are to reach, and any permit requirements for the work usually shape the final price. Customers in Arlington and nearby areas such as Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can request a quote. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday. To get started, send Reyes Revamp a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

10. Diaz Home Solutions

Arlington, TX3 years in business

Based in Arlington, TX, Diaz Home Solutions works as an electrician. It has been in business for 3 years. Common repair calls in Arlington involve warm or discolored outlets, switches that buzz, and rooms that lose power without warning. Fixing these usually means tightening or replacing loose connections, swapping worn devices, and confirming that the circuit is not carrying more load than it was designed to handle. On their profile, Diaz Home Solutions lists fixture type: outlets, lights, circuit breaker panels or fuse boxes, switches and ceiling fans; ceiling height: under 8 feet and 8 - 10 feet; property type: house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business. Diaz Home Solutions is also listed for handyman, interior painting and solar panel cleaning. Lights that dim when an appliance starts, dead outlets in one part of a room, or sparks when plugging something in usually point to a wiring or device fault. Share the approximate age of the home and any recent renovation work, since both help anticipate the type and condition of wiring behind the walls. The number of devices replaced, how easy the panel and wiring are to reach, and any permit requirements for the work usually shape the final price. Customers in Arlington and nearby areas such as Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can request a quote. Posted hours are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday, 7:00 am to 8:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, PayPal, Square cash app and Zelle. Request a quote from Diaz Home Solutions on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

11. Ender Villalobos

Arlington, TX2 years in business2 employees

Ender Villalobos provides electrical repairs in Arlington, TX. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 2 years. Common repair calls in Arlington involve warm or discolored outlets, switches that buzz, and rooms that lose power without warning. Fixing these usually means tightening or replacing loose connections, swapping worn devices, and confirming that the circuit is not carrying more load than it was designed to handle. On their profile, Ender Villalobos lists fixture type: outlets, wiring, lights, circuit breaker panels or fuse boxes and switches; ceiling height: under 8 feet and 8 - 10 feet; property type: house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business. Ender Villalobos is also listed for furniture assembly and wiring installation. Buzzing switches, loose outlets that no longer grip plugs firmly, and GFCI outlets that refuse to reset are common reasons homeowners request electrical repair. Share the approximate age of the home and any recent renovation work, since both help anticipate the type and condition of wiring behind the walls. Electrical repair pricing mostly depends on how long it takes to locate the fault, the parts involved, and whether wiring inside finished walls must be accessed. Besides Arlington, homeowners in Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can reach out for electrical repairs. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 12:00 am to 11:59 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash and Zelle. Request a quote from Ender Villalobos on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

12. Lone star electric and services

Arlington, TX2 years in business2 employees

Based in Arlington, TX, Lone star electric and services works as an electrician. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 2 years. Electrical repair focuses on finding and fixing faults in existing circuits, such as outlets that stop working, breakers that keep tripping, or lights that flicker for no clear reason. The homeowner ends up with a working circuit and a plain explanation of what caused the problem and how it was corrected. On their profile, Lone star electric and services lists fixture type: outlets, wiring, lights, circuit breaker panels or fuse boxes and switches; ceiling height: under 8 feet, 8 - 10 feet, 10 - 14 feet and over 14 feet; property type: house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business. Lone star electric and services is also listed for wiring installation. Lights that dim when an appliance starts, dead outlets in one part of a room, or sparks when plugging something in usually point to a wiring or device fault. Describe which outlets, lights, or rooms are affected and whether a breaker has tripped, and include a clear photo of the panel directory label if possible. Electrical repair pricing mostly depends on how long it takes to locate the fault, the parts involved, and whether wiring inside finished walls must be accessed. Besides Arlington, homeowners in Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can reach out for electrical repairs. Request a quote from Lone star electric and services on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

13. MMHH ELECTRICIAN LL

Arlington, TX2 years in business

MMHH ELECTRICIAN LL provides electrical repairs in Arlington, TX. The business has been operating for 2 years. A repair visit usually begins with testing at the panel and at the affected device to narrow down whether the fault sits in a switch, an outlet, a splice, or the circuit wiring itself. Once the problem is isolated, the failed part is replaced and the whole circuit is retested under load. On their profile, MMHH ELECTRICIAN LL lists fixture type: outlets, wiring, lights, switches and ceiling fans; ceiling height: under 8 feet, 8 - 10 feet, 10 - 14 feet and over 14 feet; property type: house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business. MMHH ELECTRICIAN LL is also listed for wiring installation. Lights that dim when an appliance starts, dead outlets in one part of a room, or sparks when plugging something in usually point to a wiring or device fault. Share the approximate age of the home and any recent renovation work, since both help anticipate the type and condition of wiring behind the walls. Electrical repair pricing mostly depends on how long it takes to locate the fault, the parts involved, and whether wiring inside finished walls must be accessed. Besides Arlington, homeowners in Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can reach out for electrical repairs. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. To get started, send MMHH ELECTRICIAN LL a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

14. VOLTEDGE ELECTRICAL

Arlington, TX1 year in business3 employees

Based in Arlington, TX, VOLTEDGE ELECTRICAL works as an electrical repair service. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 1 year. Common repair calls in Arlington involve warm or discolored outlets, switches that buzz, and rooms that lose power without warning. Fixing these usually means tightening or replacing loose connections, swapping worn devices, and confirming that the circuit is not carrying more load than it was designed to handle. On their profile, VOLTEDGE ELECTRICAL lists fixture type: outlets, wiring, lights, circuit breaker panels or fuse boxes and switches; ceiling height: under 8 feet, 8 - 10 feet, 10 - 14 feet and over 14 feet; property type: house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business. Lights that dim when an appliance starts, dead outlets in one part of a room, or sparks when plugging something in usually point to a wiring or device fault. Note when the problem first started, whether it happens constantly or only now and then, and what appliances were running at the moment it happened. The number of devices replaced, how easy the panel and wiring are to reach, and any permit requirements for the work usually shape the final price. Customers in Arlington and nearby areas such as Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send VOLTEDGE ELECTRICAL a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

15. APD Electric

Arlington, TX1 year in business

APD Electric provides electrical repairs in Arlington, TX. The business has been operating for 1 year. Electrical repair focuses on finding and fixing faults in existing circuits, such as outlets that stop working, breakers that keep tripping, or lights that flicker for no clear reason. The homeowner ends up with a working circuit and a plain explanation of what caused the problem and how it was corrected. On their profile, APD Electric lists fixture type: outlets, wiring, lights, circuit breaker panels or fuse boxes and switches; ceiling height: under 8 feet, 8 - 10 feet, 10 - 14 feet and over 14 feet; property type: house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business. APD Electric is also listed for wiring installation. Buzzing switches, loose outlets that no longer grip plugs firmly, and GFCI outlets that refuse to reset are common reasons homeowners request electrical repair. Describe which outlets, lights, or rooms are affected and whether a breaker has tripped, and include a clear photo of the panel directory label if possible. The number of devices replaced, how easy the panel and wiring are to reach, and any permit requirements for the work usually shape the final price. Customers in Arlington and nearby areas such as Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Kennedale can request a quote. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from APD Electric on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

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