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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Edge Electric, Osborne Electric, Arrow Electric and Performance Electric, plus 1 more electricians in Oklahoma City, OK — addresses, hours and phone numbers.
Electrical work in Oklahoma City covers a wide range: rewiring older homes in the historic neighborhoods, adding circuits for home offices and EV chargers, and setting up generators for storm season. The electricians listed here are local businesses that work in OKC homes and shops.
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 approvedYes. Electrical contractors are licensed by the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board, and Oklahoma City also requires contractors to be licensed with the city. You can verify a state license on the CIB website.
Most electrical work beyond simple fixture swaps needs a city permit. A licensed electrician will usually handle it.
Ask for proof of license and insurance, a written estimate, and whether the price includes the permit and inspection.
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