Repairs and service calls
Dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights, and anything else that isn't working right.
Repairs, service calls, generators, EV chargers, and panels across Dallas-Fort Worth.
We'll call you back to set a time. In a hurry? Call or text (940) 999-4336.
Dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights, and anything else that isn't working right.
Standby units and portable hookups with a transfer switch, so the essentials stay on during an outage.
Level 2 home charging on a dedicated circuit, sized for your car and your panel.
Panel upgrades and replacements for homes that have outgrown what they were built with.
New outlets, replacements, GFCI protection, switches, and dimmers.
Recessed lights, fixtures, ceiling fans, and outdoor lighting.
Electrical service and installs for offices, shops, and small commercial spaces.
$25 off
Mention this offer when you call or in your service request.
New customers. Through 12/31/2026.
Free safety check
We look over your panel, grounding, and GFCI protection while we're there.
With a panel upgrade or replacement. Through 12/31/2026.
You approve the price before we start. If our work fails within 1 year, we fix it free.
Texas Master Electrician #851043, Atomic Electric LLC TECL 42050. You talk to the person responsible for the work.
Service work, installs, and project management on commercial jobs.
General liability coverage. Certificate available on request.
Done to the National Electrical Code and Texas licensing requirements.
Based in Denton County and working across Dallas-Fort Worth. Don't see your city? Call and ask.
One bulb flickering is usually the bulb or a dimmer that doesn't match it. Lights all over the house flickering, or dimming when the AC starts, can point to a loose connection or a problem at the panel. That second kind needs a look soon.
The circuit is overloaded, something on it has a fault, or the breaker is failing. If it trips again right after you reset it, leave it off and call. Resetting it over and over can make a bad situation worse.
Common signs are breakers that trip often, no open spaces for new circuits, a panel that feels hot or buzzes, and plans for an EV charger or other big load. We can check your panel and tell you if it needs replacing or can stay.
Yes. We check your panel capacity, run a dedicated 240V circuit to where you park, and install a Level 2 charger or a receptacle for a plug-in unit.
If it powers any part of your house wiring, yes. A transfer switch or interlock keeps power from feeding back onto the utility lines, which can seriously hurt a lineman. Don't use a cord plugged into a dryer outlet.
Yes. Most of our work is residential service, and we also handle offices, shops, and small commercial spaces.
Call or text (940) 999-4336, or send a request here.