Licensed electricians in Texas City, TX
13 licensed electricians in Texas City, TX for electrical repairs, panel upgrades and outlets and circuits, from Texas license records, with phone and license numbers.
Electricians in Texas City with an active license, for electrical repairs, panel upgrades, outlets and circuits, lighting, EV chargers and rewiring. Every listing comes from public license records, so you can check it before you hire.
Which licensed electricians are based in Texas City?
Bay Electric
TDLR Electrical Contractor #17129 · (409) 457-7205Hatch Electric, Inc.
TDLR Electrical Contractor #17537 · (409) 948-6308G.A.M. Electric
TDLR Electrical Contractor #19392 · (409) 370-7726AAC Electric
TDLR Electrical Contractor #20003 · (409) 770-3170Call Electric
TDLR Electrical Contractor #25037 · (409) 457-6922Grind Electric Inc.
TDLR Electrical Contractor #32932 · (409) 443-4338Spark Electric LLC
TDLR Electrical Contractor #33727 · (409) 457-0062Texas Independence Electric LLC
TDLR Electrical Contractor #37830 · (281) 650-4737Best Choice Electrical Services LLC
TDLR Electrical Contractor #38871 · (409) 766-0443AG Controls & Electrical Solutions LLC
TDLR Electrical Contractor #39774 · (832) 329-7007Benli Electric LLC
TDLR Electrical Contractor #39905 · (409) 998-0218Venmex Electric LLC
TDLR Electrical Contractor #41172 · (832) 701-6611Rezlin Electrical & Construction SVS LLC
TDLR Electrical Contractor #41861 · (409) 761-0771
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What's different about electrical work in Texas City?
We found 13 licensed electricians with a business address in Texas City, TX in the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation's public license records, most of them in Galveston County. Each listing shows the license number so you can check it yourself before you hire.
For scale, the Census Bureau counts 4 electrical contractors with employees in Texas City ZIP codes (2023). Many licensed electricians are one-person shops that don't show up in that count.
The median home in Texas City was built in 1981, 46% of households rent and 69% of homes are single-family houses, so a lot of local electrical work is panel upgrades, EV chargers and new circuits.
Texas City by the numbers
| Licensed electricians listed | 13 (Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation) |
|---|---|
| Census-counted electrical contractors (Texas City ZIPs) | 4 (Census ZBP 2023) |
| Median year built | 1981 (Census ACS 2023) |
| Households that rent | 46% (Census ACS 2023) |
Do electricians need a license in Texas?
In Texas, electricians are licensed by Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) (Electrical Contractor, Master Electrician, Journeyman Electrician, Residential Wireman, Maintenance Electrician, Apprentice Electrician). Hire a TDLR-licensed Electrical Contractor, which must have a Master Electrician of record and carry liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence / $600,000 aggregate. Local permits and inspections still apply.
How can you check the license yourself?
Search the license number on the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation's lookup.
What can an electrician in Texas City help with?
- Panel and service upgrades
- New outlets and circuits
- Lighting installs and rewiring
- EV charger installation
- Troubleshooting tripping breakers
- Smoke and CO detector wiring
- Old wiring replacement (knob-and-tube, cloth)
- Generator and transfer switch hookups
Questions people ask
How many licensed electricians are in Texas City, TX?
We found 13 licensed electricians with a business address in Texas City, TX in the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation's public license records, most of them in Galveston County. Each listing shows the license number so you can check it yourself before you hire.
How do I check an electrician's license in Texas?
Ask for the license number and search it on the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation's license lookup. Make sure the business name and status match.
When do you need a licensed electrician in Texas?
Non-exempt electrical work must be done by a licensed individual working through a licensed electrical contractor
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Sources: Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation license records; US Census Bureau ACS 2023 5-year estimates and ZIP Business Patterns. Updated November 4, 2026.