Edge Electric
1304 SW 110th Pl, Oklahoma City ⚲Family owned and operated OKC electricians since 1996, on call around the clock — panel upgrades, rewiring, generators and EV chargers.
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OKC Metro · 6 towns
Edge Electric, Osborne Electric, Arrow Electric and Performance Electric, plus 18 more — 22 local electricians across 6 towns in the OKC metro.
Electricians across the metro handle everything from older-home rewiring to generators for storm season. Every electrician in Oklahoma needs a state license, and these local businesses are grouped by town.
Family owned and operated OKC electricians since 1996, on call around the clock — panel upgrades, rewiring, generators and EV chargers.
Not yet approvedOklahoma City electrical contractors since 1943 — residential work alongside data centres, hospitals and schools, with eight decades behind them.
Not yet approvedOKC electricians handling panel upgrades, EV chargers and the electrical mysteries in older houses.
Not yet approvedFamily-owned OKC electricians since 1982 — residential, commercial, and industrial work plus 24/7 generator service.
Not yet approvedFamily-owned contractor with 35+ years — panel upgrades, smoke alarms, fans, lighting, and post-inspection repairs.
Not yet approvedEdmond electrician open seven days — breakers, GFCIs, panels, ceiling fans and EV chargers, with a lifetime workmanship guarantee.
Not yet approvedFamily owned and operated in Edmond since 1976 — panel replacements, rewiring, EV chargers, surge protection and smart-home work.
Not yet approvedEdmond electricians handling remodels, rewires and permits, with customers who have stayed with them for two decades.
Not yet approvedVeteran-owned and part of the Graco Heat & Air family since 1994 — electrical, HVAC, and plumbing with flat-rate pricing, 24/7.
Not yet approvedFamily-owned since 2015 — licensed electrical, heating, cooling, and plumbing with upfront pricing and a satisfaction guarantee.
Not yet approvedFamily-owned Norman electricians going back more than fifty years — rewires, panel work, EV chargers and data cabling.
Not yet approvedOn Main Street in Norman since 1932 — residential and commercial electrical work, generators, and a lighting showroom you can actually walk into.
Not yet approvedNorman electricians for generators, surge protection and lighting, who explain the options before quoting.
Not yet approvedNorman electricians and plumbers — lighting, generator installation, and annual generator inspections.
Not yet approvedLong-running Norman shop covering electrical, plumbing, and HVAC for homes and businesses.
Not yet approvedMoore electricians on Regency Boulevard, six in the morning till eight at night — panels, rewiring, generators, EV chargers and pool wiring.
Not yet approvedVeteran-owned, owner-operated Moore electricians — panel upgrades, rewires, EV chargers and standby generators.
Not yet approvedMoore electricians who show up at seven in the morning when they said seven, and clean up before they leave.
Not yet approvedElectrical, HVAC, and plumbing 24/7 across Moore — installations, repairs, and generator work.
Not yet approvedElectrical service arm of a licensed, bonded, insured east-metro contractor — panels, repairs, and installs.
Not yet approvedYukon electricians for shops, generators and hot tubs, who do what they quoted with no surprises.
Not yet approvedYukon-area electrical contractor handling residential and commercial work.
Not yet approvedYes. Electricians are licensed by the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board, and licenses can be checked on the CIB website.
Most work beyond simple fixture swaps needs a city permit. Ask your electrician whether the price includes the permit and inspection.