Electrician in Cedar Park, TX Licensed, insured and local

Most of Cedar Park went up between 1995 and 2010, which means two-story houses with long circuit runs, attics that get to 140 degrees in July, and a lot of recessed lighting installed before LED retrofits existed. Swapping those cans out for modern trims is one of the highest-value jobs in the house: the room looks different, the ceiling stops cooking, and the load on that circuit drops by two thirds.

The larger lots along Brushy Creek bring the other half of the work: detached workshops and garages that need a real sub-panel instead of an extension cord, exterior and landscape lighting that makes a house look finished from the street, and well and irrigation circuits.

And because the houses are tall, we get a steady stream of three-way and smart-switch jobs that somebody else started. A smart switch needs a neutral at the box and the right companion on the far end. When those are missing, the switch half-works and everybody blames the app. We fix the wiring, not the app.