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Schertz, TX

Electrician in Schertz, TX

From a failed breaker to new lighting, attic fans and dedicated circuits, we handle electrical work in Schertz homes, in a city split between three electric utilities.

Two recessed LED lights in the ceiling above a shower and window in a remodeled bathroom
Job record checkedOur job: bathroom and hallway lighting · Schertz · October 2025
  • TECL 39574Licensed Texas Electrical Contractor
  • 5.0 · 221 Google reviewsAs shown on our Google profile, Oct 22, 2026
  • 26+ years on the toolsCombined experience of our electricians
  • Permits when requiredPulled and inspected where the city requires

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Local know-how

Before you start in Schertz

  • Three utilities serve Schertz: GVEC, CPS Energy and New Braunfels Utilities. Which one serves an address depends on location, and the published territory descriptions are rough estimates, so your electric bill is the reliable way to tell.
  • The City adopted the 2026 National Electrical Code, effective September 1, 2026.
  • New or altered permanent wiring, a new outlet or light fixture, or converting fuses to breakers needs an electrical permit. Work that needs a GVEC, CPS or NBU reconnection is inspected by the City.

Sources: Schertz EDC: infrastructure · City of Schertz: building permits and inspections · City of Schertz: FAQ. Checked October 13, 2026.

FAQ

Questions from Schertz homeowners

Do you work for remodeling contractors in Schertz?

Yes. Some of our Schertz work comes through remodeling contractors, and homeowners can call us directly too.

How do I check an electrician's license?

Look the contractor up on the TDLR license search, which also shows whether their insurance is current. Our state license is TECL 39574. Separately, the City of Schertz requires contractors working in the city to register with it.

Do I need a permit to replace a breaker in Schertz?

Not to repair or replace an existing branch-circuit breaker or fuse-type disconnect, according to the City of Schertz. Running new wiring, adding an outlet or light fixture, or converting from fuses to breakers does need an electrical permit.

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