Home electricians · Austin area, Texas

Electrical work for Austin-area homes, from a dead outlet to an EV charger.

Repairs, upgrades and new installs for homes across the Austin area. Call (512) 555-0187 or send us a request.

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What we take care of

Small fixes and bigger projects, handled by an electrician who explains the work.

  1. Outlets, switches and lighting repair and installation

    Dead outlets, faulty switches and new lighting, repaired or fitted properly.

  2. Panel upgrades and breaker replacement

    When breakers wear out or the panel runs short of room, we replace or upgrade it.

  3. EV charger installation

    A home charger wired to your panel so you can plug in at night.

  4. Ceiling fans and light fixtures

    New ceiling fans and light fixtures installed, or old ones replaced.

  5. Whole-home surge protection and generator hookups

    Whole-home surge protection at the panel, and generator hookups.

  6. Panel check for worn breakers, loose wiring and missing protection

    Finds worn breakers, loose wiring and missing protection before they cause trouble.

What we check in your electrical panel

Your panel is where every circuit in the house starts. A panel check finds worn breakers, loose wiring and missing protection before they cause trouble.

  1. A residential electrical panel on a garage wall.

    The panel

    We start with the panel itself: its age, its size and whether it has room for what you want to add, like an EV charger.

  2. The panel door open, showing the labeled circuit directory.

    The circuit directory

    Every breaker should be labeled, so you know what it controls. We check the directory and update it.

  3. Close view of the breakers and the main breaker.

    The breakers

    We look for breakers that trip often, run warm or are the wrong size for their wiring, and check the main breaker.

  4. GFCI and AFCI breakers with their test buttons.

    GFCI and AFCI protection

    GFCI and AFCI breakers protect against shocks and arc faults. We test them and point out circuits that need them.

  5. The panel with its cover off, showing the wiring, the neutral bar and the ground bar.

    The wiring and grounding

    With the power off, we remove the cover and check the connections, the neutral and ground bars, and for any signs of heat.

We'll also tell you if your panel has room for an EV charger or a generator hookup.

Book a panel check

What happens after you ask

Three steps, no guesswork.

01

Tell us what's going on

Call us or use the request form on this page.

02

We call back to set a time

Someone from the office rings you during business hours to book the visit.

03

An electrician comes out

They find the problem and explain what they found.

You'll know the price before any work starts.Flint & Lantern Electric

Thinking about an EV charger?

Before anything goes on the wall, the electrician checks your panel and tells you whether it has room or needs an upgrade. The same look shows whether there's space for a generator hookup.

  • Panel checked before the install
  • Upgrade advised if there's no room
  • Generator hookup room checked too

Where we work

Homes across the Austin area, Texas.

AustinRound RockCedar ParkPflugervilleGeorgetownLeander

Good to know

How soon can an electrician come out?

It depends on the schedule. When we call you back, we'll tell you the first time we have.

My town isn't listed, but I'm close by. Can you help?

If you're nearby but not on the list, ask in your request.

Can I talk to a person?

Yes. Call the office during business hours at (512) 555-0187.

Are you open on weekends?

Saturday from 8 am to noon. We're closed Sunday.

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Tell us what's going on. We'll call you back during business hours to set a time.

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