Electricians in
Wake Village
State-licensed electrical contractors serving Wake Village and Bowie County, checked against TDLR records.
Every contractor below holds an active Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) license. We checked each license against the business's own website, its Better Business Bureau profile and state records. The listed services are the ones the business itself advertises. In-house licenses (schools, hospitals, property managers) and inactive firms are left out.
Electricians in Wake Village (1)
Licensed electricians serving Wake Village (1)
All hold an active TDLR license. Where no website link appears, the name, city and phone come from state records alone.
- SG Electric (903) 277-4470
Before you hire a contractor in Wake Village
- Look up the license yourself. Search the license number shown above for electrical contractors in TDLR's license search.
- So does electrical work. Anyone who performs or offers to perform non-exempt electrical work in Texas must be licensed by TDLR and do that work through a licensed electrical contractor.
- Watch for high-pressure sales. Electricians may not give consumers inaccurate or misleading information (16 TAC §73.60). A second quote is a reasonable way to check a big repair.
- If something goes wrong, you can file a complaint with TDLR at (800) 803-9202.
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