Johnson County covers the southwest corner of the metroplex around Burleson and Cleburne. Licensed Texas electrical contractor TECL #40628, Master Electrician #214180, veteran-owned and serving Dallas-Fort Worth since 1982.
Each city below has its own page with local detail, pricing reference points and FAQs.
Inside city limits, the city issues the electrical permit and performs the inspection, and requirements differ from one city to the next. In unincorporated areas, Texas counties have limited authority to require residential building permits and many do not require one at all. That is not the same as the work being exempt from the code: it still has to meet the National Electrical Code edition in force at your address, and it still has to be performed by a licensed electrical contractor.
Clements Electric is a licensed Texas electrical contractor (TECL #40628) and pulls the permit wherever one is required. On a service or panel upgrade, the utility named on your electric bill is also the one that has to release the meter before the new service can be energized — most of Johnson County is Oncor territory, but that is worth confirming on the bill rather than assuming.
Yes. Clements Electric is a licensed Texas electrical contractor (TECL #40628) and takes residential and commercial calls throughout Johnson County, dispatched from our Grand Prairie hub between 7 AM and 7 PM, seven days a week.