Electrician in Mesquite, TX
Need an electrician in Mesquite, TX? Clements Electric provides same-day residential and commercial electrical service across Mesquite and Dallas County — repairs, panel upgrades, lighting, surge protection, standby generators, and EV chargers — from licensed Texas electricians (TECL #40628), 7 AM to 7 PM. 4.7★ Google rating from 520 reviews.
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1982
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“I have used them in the past and will continue to use them. Very professional and don’t try to scam you or take advantage of you.”
— Carol, Google review, August 2026
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For businesses, property owners and general contractors in Mesquite: tenant finish-out, service and capacity upgrades, warehouse lighting, machine wiring and controls, priced from drawings or a site walk with a written scope. Licensed Texas electrical contractor, TECL #40628.
Electrical Services in Mesquite
| Service | What you get |
|---|---|
| Electrical repair & troubleshooting | Same-day diagnosis, written flat-rate quote |
| Panel upgrades & replacements | Code-compliant, permit and inspection included |
| Whole-home surge protection | $350–$850 installed, UL 1449-listed SPD |
| Cummins standby generators | Typical 20kW whole-house: $13,500–$17,000 all in. Estimate only; installations vary, and a site visit determines your price. |
| LED & recessed lighting | Residential and commercial |
| EV charger installation | Level 2, sized to your panel |
Why Mesquite Calls Clements
- Licensed & insured: TECL #40628 · Master Electrician #214180
- Veteran-owned, serving DFW since 1982
- Same-day dispatch to Mesquite from our Grand Prairie hub, 7 AM–7 PM
- Written flat-rate quotes before any work begins
- Permits and city inspections handled for you
What Panel Work Costs in Mesquite
A 100-amp to 200-amp panel replacement in Mesquite typically runs $2,200–$4,800 all in, including the panel, breakers, permit, inspection and labor. That is a typical range, not your price. Panel prices vary with material costs, the size of the panel and service, and how complex the job is.
| Job | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Straightforward swap to a single 200-amp panel (from 100 amps), all in | $2,200–$4,800 |
| Meter base, service mast or grounding work | Included in the quote when the service entrance needs it |
| 400-amp service, or an added 200-amp panel feeding a separate building such as a shop | Quoted after an on-site load calculation |
Every Mesquite job gets a written flat-rate quote, or a detailed itemized one if you prefer, before work starts, and we coordinate the meter disconnect and release with Oncor Electric Delivery. How panel upgrades work
Permits & Power in Mesquite
Who issues the permit
Electrical permits for work in Mesquite are issued by the city, and it is the city that inspects the finished work. Requirements, fees and inspection scheduling differ from one DFW city to the next.
Clements Electric pulls the permit and schedules the inspection as part of the job. Texas Electrical Contractor TECL #40628.
Who owns the wires
Most Mesquite addresses are served by Oncor Electric Delivery. Part of the city is served by Trinity Valley Electric Cooperative and Farmers Electric Cooperative instead — utility territory does not follow city limits.
This matters on a service or panel upgrade: the utility named on your electric bill is the one that has to disconnect and then release the meter before the new service can be energized. Worth checking your bill before scheduling, and we coordinate that call either way.
Solar Panels & a Standby Generator in Mesquite
If your Mesquite home has grid-tied solar, the solar has to connect on the utility side of the generator’s transfer switch, between the meter and the switch, so the generator can never feed the solar inverters. We explain why in adding a standby generator to a home with solar panels. How that connection is made depends on the utility that serves your address, and more than one serves Mesquite: Oncor Electric Delivery or Trinity Valley Electric Cooperative or Farmers Electric Cooperative. Check the name on your electric bill, because utility territory does not follow city limits.
Oncor Electric Delivery (delivery utility)
- Disconnect: A visible, lockable, labeled AC disconnect is required between the Oncor meter and every source of distributed generation, within 10 feet of the meter unless special placards are used. Oncor states that molded-case breakers are not an acceptable disconnect.
- Meter socket: The meter socket is reserved for Oncor metering. No meter collars or other devices may be installed in it or between the meter and the socket.
- Generator and transfer switch: The generator transfer switch must be installed on the load side of the meter base, never integrated with or in series with the meter. Oncor asks installers to confirm whether the transfer switch is open or closed transition.
- Solar approval: Solar needs an Oncor interconnection application, and Oncor treats a system as certified when it meets UL 1741 and the applicable parts of IEEE 1547.
Sources: Oncor Electric Service Guidelines (February 2025), sections 100.01.18, 500.06 and 700; Oncor Residential/Small Commercial Project Requirements (May 2025). Checked 2026-09-30.
Trinity Valley Electric Cooperative (electric cooperative)
- Disconnect: Trinity Valley requires the solar disconnect and production meter base to sit with the utility meter, within 10 feet, accessible from outside with no fence between, mounted 4 to 6 feet high, and lockable open with a cooperative lock.
- Meter socket: Trinity Valley states that no attachments or isolation devices may be placed between the utility meter and the meter base, which rules out meter collars.
- Supply-side tap: Trinity Valley publishes line-side connection drawings, and insulation-piercing taps are permitted only after the first overcurrent device. The member requests a temporary disconnect before a tap is made.
- Generator and transfer switch: Trinity Valley requires separation from the utility by a manual double-throw switch or an automatic transfer switch that is break-before-make, and states that interlocking breaker devices are not permitted.
- Solar approval: Every solar application needs an engineer-stamped plan set and a TDLR contractor employing a master electrician, with a $600 application fee up to 60 kW. The system may not operate until Trinity Valley grants permission to operate.
- Not published by Trinity Valley Electric Cooperative: a UL 1741 inverter requirement (its manual cites IEEE 1547). We confirm these with the utility in writing before the job rather than assume another utility’s rule applies.
Sources: Trinity Valley DER / Solar Installation Guidelines (February 2025); Trinity Valley DG Procedures & Guidelines Manual (January 2026); Trinity Valley Generator Partial and Whole Site Backup drawing. Checked 2026-09-30.
Farmers Electric Cooperative (electric cooperative)
- Disconnect: Farmers requires a visible, lockable, labeled disconnect with a visual break within 10 feet of the billing meter (or a placard), lockable open with a cooperative lock.
- Meter socket: Solar needs a separate distributed generation output meter socket, wired so production flows bottom-up.
- Generator and transfer switch: Farmers asks members to contact it before installing a generator, prefers an automatic transfer switch, accepts any UL-approved open-transition switch, requires the standby disconnect to be accessible and visible to Farmers, and inspects before approval and reconnection.
- Solar approval: Solar has a $500 application fee, an approval email before installation, an inspection, and then permission to operate. The inverter must be UL 1741 and IEEE 1547 compliant. New systems are credited at avoided cost rather than net metered.
- Not published by Farmers Electric Cooperative: whether breakers qualify as the disconnect; whether a supply-side tap or meter collar is allowed. We confirm these with the utility in writing before the job rather than assume another utility’s rule applies.
Sources: Farmers EC: Renewable Generation; Farmers EC Solar installation procedures & guidelines (April 2023); Farmers EC Home Generator installation requirements (August 2023). Checked 2026-09-30.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Clements Electric runs same-day electrical service in Mesquite from 7 AM to 7 PM, dispatched from our Grand Prairie hub. Call 817-803-4444 to check today's availability.
Yes. Clements Electric is a licensed Texas electrical contractor (TECL #40628, Master Electrician #214180) and handles permitting and city inspections for Mesquite projects as part of every job.
Electrical repair, panel upgrades and replacements, LED and recessed lighting, whole-home surge protection, outlets and GFCIs, Cummins standby generator installation, and Level 2 EV charger installation — residential and commercial.
Every job gets a written flat-rate quote before work begins. As reference points: whole-home surge protection runs $350–$850 installed (an estimate that varies with each home), and a typical 20kW whole-house standby generator $13,500–$17,000 all in. Estimate only. Every installation is different; a site visit is required to determine whether your installation will cost less or more than this estimate. No hidden fees.
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