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Electrical Panel Upgrade Contractors in Carrollton, TX

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1325 Capital Pkwy STE 117 , Carrollton, TX 75006-3645

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2445 Midway Rd STE 200 , Carrollton, TX 75006-2547

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Electrical Panel Upgrade Contractors in Carrollton, TX

Not every electrician in Carrollton does panel upgrades — and of those who do, not all of them pull permits, perform load calculations, or coordinate with Oncor correctly.

This page lists electricians serving Carrollton, TX who perform electrical panel upgrades, along with TDLR license numbers so you can verify their credentials before calling. For help evaluating and comparing contractors, see the How to Choose guide.

What to Expect Before You Call

Three things every legitimate Carrollton panel upgrade involves — ask about these before scheduling:

What to ConfirmWhat It MeansRed Flag
City of Carrollton permitAll panel upgrades require a permit pulled before work startsContractor suggests skipping permit or calling it "optional"
Oncor service disconnect coordinationOncor must disconnect power before panel replacement; must be scheduled 2–3 business days aheadContractor doesn't mention Oncor or can't explain the process
Load calculation performedContractor assesses existing electrical load before recommending amperageContractor recommends amperage without an in-person assessment

Timeline to expect: Permit pull → Oncor scheduling → installation → inspection = typically 5–10 business days from signed contract to final inspection.

Cost Context

Panel upgrades in Carrollton, TX typically run $1,300–$3,000 for a standard 200A residential upgrade, all-in (panel hardware, labor, permit, Oncor coordination, and inspection). EV charger additions and subpanel work add $300–$800.

For a full breakdown by job type, home age, and scope, see the Electrical Panel Upgrade Cost Guide for Carrollton, TX.

Carrollton-Area Panel Upgrade Electricians

The following contractors serve Carrollton, TX and perform residential electrical panel upgrades. License numbers are provided for TDLR verification at tdlr.texas.gov.


Milestone Electric, A/C, & Plumbing

  • Address: 2360 Crist Road Ste B900, Carrollton, TX 75040
  • TDLR Electrical Contractor License: EC-21431 (verify at tdlr.texas.gov)
  • Google: 4.9 (15,010 reviews) | Facebook: 4.9 (4,192 reviews) | Yelp: 2.6 (391 reviews)
  • Services: Panel upgrades, breaker box replacement, aluminum wiring, surge protection, generator installation, HVAC-connected circuits
  • Note: Large DFW chain — high review volume and name recognition. Yelp rating discrepancy (2.6 vs 4.9 Google) is worth reviewing before booking. Request itemized quote including Oncor coordination and permit.

Mister Sparky (Carrollton)

  • Address: 4009 Old Denton Road, Carrollton, TX 75007
  • Website: carrolltonelectrician.net
  • Services: Breaker box replacement, panel upgrades, code inspections, underground/overhead service, aluminum wiring
  • Note: Franchise operation with dedicated Carrollton presence. Confirm TDLR license number at first contact — franchise operators hold individual Electrical Contractor licenses.

Alexa's Texas Electrical LLC

  • Address: 3000 Keller Springs Road, Carrollton, TX 75006
  • In Business: 25 years
  • Services: Electrical safety and maintenance inspections, fixture repair, surge protection, electrical troubleshooting, lighting upgrades; 24/7 emergency service
  • Note: Family-owned, Carrollton-based, 25 years of local history. Background-checked and drug-tested electricians. Confirm panel upgrade specialization at first contact.

Humphrey & Associates — Dallas

  • Address: 1501 Luna Road, Carrollton, TX 75006
  • TDLR Electrical Contractor License: EC-17692 (verify at tdlr.texas.gov)
  • Google: 4.3 (11 reviews) | Facebook: 4.6 (42 reviews)
  • In Business: Established 1977 — nearly 50 years in the DFW market
  • Services: Residential, commercial, industrial electrical; panel upgrades, CurrentSAFE testing, code correction
  • Note: Strong for older homes — CurrentSAFE testing is relevant to pre-1990 Carrollton housing stock. Commercial-focused heritage but handles residential panel work.

G.O. Electrical

  • Address: 1421 Champion Drive, Carrollton, TX 75006
  • TDLR Electrical Contractor License: 34744 (verify at tdlr.texas.gov)
  • Google: 5.0 (2 reviews) | In Business: 20+ years
  • Services: Electrical wiring, home automation, landscape lighting, underground electrical services, system testing and verification
  • Note: Carrollton-based with 20+ years of experience including custom and multi-residential projects. Small review footprint — request references for panel upgrade jobs specifically.

Integrated Mechanical and Electric Services

  • Address: 226 East College Street, Lewisville, TX 75057 (~8 miles from Carrollton)
  • TDLR Electrical Contractor License: 30249 (verify at tdlr.texas.gov)
  • Google: 4.7 (292 reviews) | Facebook: 4.7 (92 reviews) | Yelp: 4.0 (29 reviews)
  • In Business: Founded 1959; 40+ years combined team experience
  • Services: Electrical and HVAC, code correction, service replacement, panel upgrades, surge protection
  • Note: Strongest cross-platform rating consistency in this market (rare for a DFW contractor). Family-owned, 65+ years in North Texas. Strong candidate for pre-1990 homes given longevity.

Fox Electric, Ltd.

  • Address: 1104 Colorado Lane, Arlington, TX 76015 (~20 miles from Carrollton)
  • TDLR Electrical Contractor License: 17176 (verify at tdlr.texas.gov)
  • Angi: 4.9 (89 reviews) | Google: 4.4 (79 reviews) | Yelp: 4.7 (14 reviews)
  • In Business: Since 1960 — 65+ years; 24-hour emergency service
  • Services: Residential and commercial electrical wiring, panel work, 25,000+ apartment units wired
  • Note: One of the highest Angi ratings in the DFW market. Arlington-based — longer drive time may affect scheduling speed for Carrollton jobs.

Mister Sparky Electrician DFW (Irving)

  • Address: 4827 West Royal Lane, Irving, TX 75063 (~15 miles from Carrollton)
  • TDLR Electrical Contractor License: 30376 (verify at tdlr.texas.gov)
  • Google: 5.0 (875 reviews) | HomeAdvisor: 5.0 (289 reviews) | Yelp: 5.0 (24 reviews)
  • In Business: Founded 1979
  • Services: Breaker box installation, generators, code inspections, aluminum wiring, overhead/underground service
  • Note: Exceptional cross-platform rating consistency — rare for a large DFW operator. Irving-based but serves Carrollton. The Mister Sparky franchise location with the strongest verified review profile in the DFW market.

Verifying a TDLR License Before You Call

All electricians performing panel work in Texas must hold an active Electrical Contractor license from TDLR. Verify any contractor in 2 minutes:

  1. Go to tdlr.texas.gov
  2. Click "License Holder Search"
  3. Enter the license number from the listing above (or ask the contractor for theirs)
  4. Confirm status: Active and license type: Electrical Contractor

If a contractor can't provide their TDLR license number before scheduling, that is a disqualifying red flag. See How to Choose a Panel Upgrade Electrician in Carrollton for the full vetting framework including the quote comparison scorecard and DFW-specific red flags.

What Makes a Good Panel Upgrade Electrician?

Three non-negotiable signals — beyond star ratings:

  1. TDLR Electrical Contractor license is active — Verify yourself at tdlr.texas.gov. No license number = no booking.
  2. Permit pull is included in scope — Ask directly. A contractor who suggests skipping the City of Carrollton permit is operating outside city code.
  3. Oncor coordination is in the process — Every DFW panel upgrade requires Oncor to disconnect the service feed. Ask: "What's your Oncor scheduling process?" If they can't answer, find someone who can.

For the full 10-question vetting checklist, quote comparison scorecard, and DFW-specific red flags: How to Choose an Electrician for a Panel Upgrade in Carrollton, TX

Electrical Panel Upgrade Contractors FAQ — Carrollton, TX

Q: How do I verify an electrician's license in Texas? Use the TDLR license lookup at tdlr.texas.gov/LicenseSearch. Search by name or license number. Confirm the Master Electrician license (not just journeyman) is active and not expired or suspended. Also verify the Electrical Contractor (EC) license for the company.

Q: How long does a panel upgrade take in Carrollton? The physical swap typically takes 4–8 hours for a standard 200-amp upgrade. Add time for permit issuance (1–3 business days) and CenterPoint disconnect/reconnect scheduling (usually same-day or next-day). Total project timeline from contract to restored power is typically 3–7 days. Homes with additional complications (service entrance replacement, subpanel work) may take 1–2 days of active labor.

Q: What should be included in a Carrollton panel upgrade contract? Must include: itemized scope (panel model, breaker count, meter base included/excluded, permit and inspection fees), payment schedule (typically 50% at start, 50% at completion), TDLR license number, CenterPoint coordination responsibility, warranty terms (minimum 1 year labor, manufacturer warranty on panel), and timeline with start date.

Q: Who handles the power shutoff and restore during a panel upgrade in Carrollton? CenterPoint Energy performs the meter pull (power disconnect) and reconnect. Your licensed electrician coordinates this directly with CenterPoint. As a homeowner, you do not need to contact CenterPoint separately. The reconnect is typically scheduled for the same day as the work, so your home should not be without power overnight in normal circumstances.

Q: Does my homeowner's insurance need to know about a panel upgrade in Carrollton? Yes — notify your insurer after completion. A permitted and inspected panel upgrade can reduce your insurance premium (some insurers discount homes with updated 200A panels). If you don't notify your insurer and a future claim involves the electrical system, coverage disputes can arise over whether the work was properly permitted.