Boerne, TX
Boerne, TX electrician
New outlets, outdoor GFCI protection, recessed lighting, fans and smoke and CO detectors for Boerne homes, whether you're on the City's own electric utility or a co-op.
- TECL 39574Licensed Texas Electrical Contractor
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- 26+ years on the toolsCombined experience of our electricians
- Permits when requiredPulled and inspected where the city requires
Services
Electrical services for Boerne homes
We offer all of these in Boerne, from small repairs to service work.
Lighting & fans
Recessed can lights on new wiring through the attic, fixture swaps and ceiling fan replacements.
Lighting and ceiling fansOutlets, switches & GFCI
New outlets, outdoor GFCI with in-use covers, AFCI breakers and repairs to damaged circuits.
Outlet and switch installationEV, surge & safety
Hardwired smoke and CO detectors, whole-home surge protection and home EV charger installation.
EV charger installationPanels & circuits
Panel and service work, plus dedicated circuits for new appliances.
Panel servicesElectrical emergency?
Sparks, a burning smell, exposed wiring or a hot panel: call rather than using a form. For fire or immediate danger, call 911.
Call 210-760-6407Local know-how
Before you start in Boerne
- Most of the city limits are on the City of Boerne's own electric utility. Parts of the city are served by Bandera Electric Cooperative or Pedernales Electric Cooperative instead, so check your bill or ask the utility.
- Contractors must be registered with the City of Boerne to work inside the city limits and to submit permit applications.
- The City lists the 2023 National Electrical Code among its adopted codes.
Sources: City of Boerne: Electric · City of Boerne: Permitting and Code Compliance. Checked October 13, 2026.
Planning electrical work in Boerne?
Send us the details of your project and the service address.
FAQ
Boerne homeowner questions
Do you replace hardwired smoke and CO detectors?
Yes. Replacing hardwired smoke and CO detectors is part of the safety work we take on in Boerne homes and across the area.
Does an electrician need to be registered with the City of Boerne?
Yes, for work inside the city limits. Registration with the City is what lets a contractor work there and submit the permit applications a project needs.
Can I connect solar to the City of Boerne's electric system?
City of Boerne Electric customers can. The City's Distributed Generation Ordinance sets the process for connecting on-site generation, which is usually solar: an application and an interconnection agreement with the City. See City of Boerne: Electric.