Garland
Emergency
Electrician

Two vans.
Same faces.

Jordan Kelly

Eleven years of commercial work before he opened the shop in 2009. Takes the night calls himself. Answers the phone from his truck more often than from a desk.

Ruben, brother-in-law

Handles most of the daytime service calls and the fixture and fan work. Patient with old wiring and with people who want to watch and ask questions.

Marcus

Rides along on panel swaps and rewires. Went to Garland High. Learned to bend conduit on the bench in the shop bay.

Kelly family

Scheduling, invoices and the folder cabinet run out of the front room on Walnut. If you email an estimate request, a person reads it.

Power out tonight

Half the house dark, a burning smell at the panel, a tripped main that won't hold. We answer the phone at night and we come out.

Service upgrades

Fuse boxes and undersized panels swapped for a labeled, breakered service that handles a modern kitchen and an EV charger.

Rooms and fixtures

Ceiling fans, recessed cans, GFCI outlets in kitchens and baths, dedicated circuits for the garage freezer.

Weather and wire

Masts, weatherheads, meter cans and buried feeds to sheds and shops — repaired after the kind of storm that takes the whole street out.

Inspections and reports

Buying a house on the block? We walk the panel, the grounding, the smoke detectors and every outlet, and hand you a written sheet you can take to the seller.

Cloth and aluminum

Knob-and-tube leftovers, brittle cloth insulation, aluminum branch circuits from the seventies. Replaced room by room so you can stay in the house while we work.

Chargers and generators

Level 2 charger circuits in the garage or on the carport post, plus interlocks and transfer switches so a portable generator feeds the house safely.

Shops on the strip

Salons, taquerias, auto bays and churches within a few miles of Walnut. Lighting retrofits, kitchen equipment circuits, sign power and after-hours repairs so you don't close.

You get a person

No call center, no dispatch queue. Day or night it's Jordan or the front room on Walnut. We ask what's dark, whether anything smells hot, and where your panel is.

Safety over the phone

If something needs to be shut off before we arrive, we walk you through it on the spot, at no charge, while the van is loading.

A van, not an estimate team

One of our two vans comes out with the parts common to houses like yours already on board. Emergencies inside our neighborhood are usually same-hour.

Price before the tools

We diagnose, show you what we found, and give a flat number in writing. You approve it before anything gets cut, pulled or replaced.

Cleaned up and labeled

Drop cloths down, dust vacuumed, breakers labeled in pen. Permits pulled with the city when the work calls for it, inspection scheduled by us.

The folder

Your invoice, photos and circuit notes go in the cabinet under your street. Call in five years and we already know what's behind your walls.

A circle drawn
around Walnut St

We stay close on purpose. Almost every job is inside Garland city limits, and the ones that aren't are a neighbor's relative a few minutes over the line. Staying small keeps the drive short, which is the only reason a two-van shop can answer an outage at midnight and still be there by one.

Not sure whether your street is in range? Call and read us the address. If we're not the right shop for it, we'll say so and tell you who is.

Do you really answer at 2 a.m.?

Yes — the phone is covered 24 hours a day, every day. The night line rings Jordan's cell. If he's already on a call you may get a few rings or a quick callback, but a person answers, not a service.

What does an emergency visit cost?

There's a flat after-hours diagnostic fee, quoted on the phone before we roll. Repairs are priced in writing at the house, and you approve the number before work starts.

Are you licensed and insured?

Licensed in Texas and carrying general liability and workers' comp. Ask at the door and we'll hand you the card and the certificate.

Will you pull the permit?

We pull it with the City of Garland whenever the work requires one — panel swaps, service upgrades, new circuits — and we meet the inspector ourselves.

How long does a panel take?

A typical residential panel replacement is one day, with power off for most of it. We schedule the utility disconnect ahead of time so you're not sitting in the dark waiting.

Is there a warranty?

Our labor is guaranteed for a year, parts per the manufacturer. Something we touched acts up, we come back out — no second diagnostic fee.

What should I do before you arrive?

If you smell burning or see scorching, shut the main off and stay out of the panel. Clear a path to it, put the dog somewhere, and leave the lights as they are so we can see the fault.

How do you take payment?

Card, check or cash at the end of the job, invoiced by email the same day. Larger rewires and upgrades get split into a deposit and a balance on completion.

The line never goes to voicemail-only. Someone is up and reachable every hour of the year, including Christmas morning.

Licensed in Texas, insured, permits pulled with the City of Garland. One-year labor guarantee on everything we install.

Burning smell, scorched outlet, sparking panel: shut the main off, keep everyone clear of it, then call. We'll talk you through the rest on the way.