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Electrical Services for West Texas Homes and Businesses

From a repair call at home to coordinated electrical work for a commercial facility, Pro Power Services gives West Texas property owners one place to plan the next step. We handle residential, commercial, and urgent electrical needs, with the scope shaped around the property, the equipment being served, and the problem or project in front of us.

You do not need to diagnose the entire system before contacting us. Tell us what is happening, what you want to add or change, and where the work is located. We can use that information to help define the service, identify useful next checks, and prepare for an on-site assessment when one is needed.

Residential Electrical Services

Our residential electrical services cover everyday repairs, planned improvements, and larger wiring projects. If lights flicker, a breaker repeatedly trips, an outlet stops working, or part of the home loses power, start with home electrical repair. For new fixtures, circuits, devices, or other planned additions, see our home electrical installation services.

Homeowners can also explore services for:

Some projects begin with a visible problem; others begin with a new appliance, remodeled room, backup-power plan, EV charger, lighting change, or need for additional capacity. Looking at the existing system before selecting equipment or finalizing a layout can help uncover circuit, panel, access, protection, and coordination needs early.

Commercial Electrical Services

Our commercial electrical services support offices, shops, warehouses, tenant spaces, and other business properties across West Texas. We can help with service calls and troubleshooting as well as planned construction, facility improvements, and electrical work tied to new equipment or changing operations.

Commercial property owners, managers, and project teams can review:

For commercial work, useful planning details may include available drawings, equipment nameplate information, required voltage and phase, expected load, desired locations, access restrictions, operating hours, and construction milestones. The final scope may also depend on field conditions, manufacturer instructions, the authority having jurisdiction, and utility coordination.

Urgent Electrical Problems

If an electrical problem is affecting safety or essential operations, visit our emergency electrical service page or call (432) 955-5255. If you see fire, smoke, active arcing, or another immediate danger, move to a safe location and call 911. Report downed lines, damaged utility equipment, or a neighborhood outage to the electric utility. Do not touch damaged electrical equipment or enter a hazardous area to investigate.

Start with the Property and the Goal

The right electrical service begins with a clear description of the property, the symptoms or planned change, and the outcome you need. Photos, equipment specifications, previous repair information, and project drawings can all help. Contact Pro Power Services to describe the job, ask about scheduling, and determine the appropriate next step.

Electrical Services for Homes, Facilities, and Growing Power Needs

Residential Electrical Services for Safer, More Capable Homes

Electrical needs change as a home ages, rooms are remodeled, and new appliances, lighting, controls, backup power, or charging equipment are added. Pro Power Services helps homeowners move from a symptom or idea to a clearly defined electrical scope. We can troubleshoot existing problems, repair damaged or nonworking components, add or replace devices and circuits, improve lighting, and plan wiring for larger upgrades. The work begins with the conditions already present so the proposed solution fits the home, the connected equipment, and the project goal.

Commercial Electrical Services Planned Around Your Operations

Commercial electrical work has to support the facility while respecting access, operating schedules, equipment requirements, and construction milestones. Pro Power Services works with owners, managers, and project teams on troubleshooting, build-outs, distribution and panel work, equipment circuits, interior and exterior lighting, backup-power planning, inspections, and preventive maintenance. Sharing drawings, equipment data, shutdown constraints, and the desired outcome early helps turn the request into a practical scope that can be coordinated with the property and the people who use it.

Electrical Services FAQs

We handle residential, commercial, and urgent electrical work, including troubleshooting, repairs, new installations, lighting, outlets and switches, rewiring, remodel and construction wiring, panel and distribution work, equipment circuits, backup-power planning, inspections, and preventive maintenance. The exact scope depends on the property, existing system, equipment, and project requirements.

Yes. Residential work may involve repairs, upgrades, lighting, devices, wiring, remodels, and added loads. Commercial work may involve offices, shops, warehouses, tenant spaces, distribution equipment, lighting, build-outs, maintenance, and power-continuity needs. Share the property type and job location when you contact us so the request can be routed appropriately.

Start with the symptoms or the equipment you want to serve. Repeated breaker trips, heat, visible damage, flickering, intermittent power, or a nonworking device may require troubleshooting. A planned appliance, machine, charger, addition, or remodel may require load information and a review of the existing circuit, panel, and service. An on-site assessment can help distinguish a localized repair from a broader capacity or condition issue.

Yes. Early information about the layout, room uses, fixtures, equipment, controls, and construction schedule helps define the electrical scope. Depending on the project, coordination may also be needed with the general contractor, other trades, the authority having jurisdiction, and the electric utility.

Provide the equipment make and model, nameplate photo, manufacturer installation instructions, proposed location, required voltage and phase, full-load or rated current, connection type, and any special disconnect or control requirements. For commercial equipment, also note operating schedules, startup characteristics, access limits, and whether shutdown coordination is required.

Requirements vary by location and scope. Service changes, new construction, major distribution work, and some equipment installations may involve permits, inspections, or utility steps. The applicable requirements should be confirmed for the specific property and project before the schedule is finalized.

Do not touch damaged equipment or enter an unsafe area. If there is fire, smoke, active arcing, or immediate danger, move to safety and call 911. Report downed lines, damaged utility equipment, and neighborhood outages to the electric utility. For an urgent problem involving the property’s electrical system, call Pro Power Services at (432) 955-5255 and describe what is happening.

Call (432) 955-5255 or use the contact form. Include the property address, whether the site is residential or commercial, a description of the issue or planned work, preferred timing, and any photos, drawings, or equipment information you already have. Scheduling and the next step can then be discussed based on the job.