Electrician in
Flower Mound, TX
Flower Mound covers a lot of ground, and it contains two quite different kinds of property — dense estate housing and genuine acreage. The electrical work splits the same way.
Two Utilities Across One Town
Flower Mound is large enough to span both cooperative territory and the regulated wires network. Which one you are on depends on your address, not on which retailer you chose.
Oncor
Where Oncor serves the address, it owns the network up to and including the meter. Your retailer supplies the energy and nothing else, so capacity and connection work goes through Oncor.
CoServ
A member-owned electric cooperative operating across eight North Texas counties out of Corinth, with close to 500,000 combined electric and gas meters. Where CoServ supplies the address there is no retail plan in the picture at all.
We ask before quoting any work that touches the incoming service, because the disconnect, the reconnection and the lead time differ between the two. For work inside the house it makes no difference at all.
Permits & Inspection
Permitted With The Town, Inspected On Site
Electrical work in Flower Mound is permitted by the Town of Flower Mound and inspected before sign-off. On larger properties there is frequently more than one structure in scope, and we establish that at the quoting stage.
Pool equipment, outbuildings and sub-panels are the three things we most often find installed by someone unlicensed and never inspected. They are also the three where the consequences of bad work are most serious.
- Permitting authority
- Town of Flower Mound
- Electric utility
- Oncor or CoServ, depending on the address
- County
- Denton County
- Licence on the permit
- Master Electrician TDLR 705467 · TECL 39791
What We Are Called Out For In Flower Mound
On a larger property the question is almost never a single circuit — it is how power is distributed to several separate places, each wanting something different.
Electrical Panels
Main panels, and sub-panels feeding pool equipment, detached garages, shops and guest accommodation. A properly sized feed beats several long individual runs.
Wiring & Outlets
Pool and spa equipment, outdoor kitchens, gates, workshops and garden power — with cable sized by calculation on anything that has distance to cover.
Home Lighting
Multi-zone interior lighting and landscape lighting across a larger plot, designed as one scheme rather than fitted room by room.
Smart Switches
Keypads and scenes across a large house, designed so the lighting behaves sensibly and commissioned properly rather than handed over in an app.
EV Chargers
Frequently more than one, which makes it a load calculation and sometimes a sub-panel rather than simply two outlets in a garage.
Fault Finding
More circuits and more junctions mean more places a fault can hide. Methodical testing beats opening up the likely spots.
Ceiling Fans
Vaulted ceilings, covered patios and porches. Rated boxes, real bracing, and the access planned before anyone climbs.
Data Wiring
Structured Cat6 back to a central cabinet, with coverage planned for the size of the house and the cable labelled at both ends.
Work We Can Show You
Large ground-up installations — the closest published work to a Flower Mound property where several buildings need supplying properly.
Service equipment and conduit outside
Exterior wall installation
Set out before the ceiling was closed up
Day-to-day work across Frisco and North Dallas–Fort Worth. Jobs photographed in Flower Mound will be added here as we build the record. See all projects
Flower Mound Questions
We are on acreage. Can you get power to a shop at the back?
Yes, and on a long run the cable size is the job. Get it right and heavy tools work properly for decades; get it wrong and a welder or compressor trips out from the first day. Usually it is best done as a correctly sized sub-panel in the building.
Do you do pool and spa wiring?
Yes. Pool and spa work has specific requirements for bonding, isolation and GFCI protection, and it is permitted and inspected. It is not an area in which to accept improvisation.
Our panel is full but the house is not old. What are the options?
Usually a sub-panel, occasionally a service upgrade, and sometimes just a sensible re-arrangement. A full panel is often a distribution problem rather than a capacity one. The load calculation decides which, and we will show you the reasoning.
Am I on Oncor or CoServ?
Your bill says. In a town this large the territory boundary runs through it, so neighbours a few streets apart can be on different utilities. It only matters for work on the incoming service.
Do you cover all of Flower Mound?
Yes, the estates and the acreage. We are based in Frisco and cover Denton County routinely. Call Alex on +1 503 380 0024.
Service Area
We Also Serve
ADP Electrical works across Frisco and the surrounding towns of North Dallas–Fort Worth. Not sure whether we cover you? Call and ask — we usually do.
Covering all nineteen towns in our service area, and often a little beyond. Ask if you are not listed.
Free Estimate
Get a Price For Work in Flower Mound
Tell us what buildings are on the property and what you want powered in each — that is what decides whether this is a circuit or a sub-panel.
Serving Frisco, Prosper, Celina, McKinney, Plano and North Dallas–Fort Worth.