Updated October 2026
Quick answer
Our electricians cover Oklahoma City and the surrounding metro from two offices: a service office on the south side of the city and a head office in Bethany on the northwest edge. Coverage is strongest in central and south Oklahoma City and the northwest metro, with Yukon, Mustang, Edmond, Moore, Norman and Choctaw served for planned work and, when a crew is nearby, emergencies.
The phone is answered around the clock wherever you are. What changes across the metro is how quickly a crew can reach you, which depends on distance, traffic, weather and how many calls are open.
Coverage by region
Four parts of the metro, and what the work looks like in each
South and central Oklahoma City
The service office on Kelham sits on the south side of the city, so south and central Oklahoma City get the shortest drives. From there the same crews reach Del City and Midwest City to the east and Moore to the south along the interstate. This is where most emergency calls are answered first, and where older neighborhoods near downtown keep us busy with panel replacements and rewires.
Bethany and the northwest metro
The head office is in Bethany, which puts Bethany itself, Warr Acres, The Village and Nichols Hills within easy reach on the northwest side. Work here ranges from mid-century homes needing panels and grounding brought up to date to newer houses adding EV chargers, generators and outdoor living circuits.
West to Yukon, Mustang and Piedmont
West of the city, Yukon and Mustang are regular stops for new construction, shops and chargers, and Piedmont a little further out for larger lots, detached buildings and underground runs. Drive times are longer than in the city, so planned work is scheduled in blocks where we can.
North to Edmond, east to Choctaw, south to Norman
Edmond to the north, Choctaw to the east and Norman to the south are covered for planned work and for emergencies when a crew is available nearby. They are the outer edge of our regular coverage, and we tell you honestly when a visit there will take longer to arrange.
3 county pages
Counties we cover
Oklahoma County
Both of our offices are in Oklahoma County.
Electricians in Oklahoma CountyCleveland County
Cleveland County sits straight south of our service office.
Electricians in Cleveland CountyCanadian County
Canadian County is the fastest growing county in the state, and most of our work there is new wiring, shops and service upgrades for homes that are adding load.
Electricians in Canadian County9 neighborhood pages
Oklahoma City neighborhoods we cover
Heritage Hills
Heritage Hills was Oklahoma City's first historic preservation district.
Electricians in Heritage HillsMesta Park
Mesta Park was built between 1906 and 1930, and most of its homes have been rewired in pieces rather than all at once.
Electricians in Mesta ParkCrown Heights
Crown Heights and neighboring Edgemere Park are both Oklahoma City historic preservation districts, full of older homes asked to carry modern loads.
Electricians in Crown HeightsCapitol Hill
Capitol Hill was its own town until 1911.
Electricians in Capitol HillSouth Oklahoma City
Our service office is on the south side.
Electricians in South Oklahoma CityQuail Creek
Quail Creek grew out of pasture land in the early 1960s.
Electricians in Quail CreekLake Hefner
Lake Hefner was finished in 1947, and the neighborhoods around it came after.
Electricians in Lake HefnerDeer Creek
Deer Creek is more school district than town, and much of it is new construction scattered across open land on the edge of the metro.
Electricians in Deer CreekLake Draper
Southeast Oklahoma City around Lake Draper is still acreage country, inside the city limits but with wells, barns and long driveways.
Electricians in Lake Draper13 city pages
Cities we cover, each with its own page
Bethany
Our head office is on NW 44th Street in Bethany.
Electricians in BethanyChoctaw
Choctaw spreads about 12,000 residents across 27 square miles, so electrical work here often means long runs, outbuildings and wells.
Electricians in ChoctawDel City
Del City went from a wheat field to 582 homes in about two years.
Electricians in Del CityEdmond
Edmond runs its own electric utility.
Electricians in EdmondMidwest City
Midwest City was built in 1942 for the people who worked at Tinker.
Electricians in Midwest CityMoore
Moore has been hit by three violent tornadoes since 1999.
Electricians in MooreMustang
Mustang grew by more than 14 percent in the last decade, and most of the work here is adding to homes that are still fairly new.
Electricians in MustangNichols Hills
Nichols Hills was planned in 1929 and has kept strict land use rules ever since, which is why so many of its original homes are still here.
Electricians in Nichols HillsNorman
Norman is a college town on two utilities.
Electricians in NormanPiedmont
Piedmont went from small town to one of the fastest growing cities in the state, and most of its homes and shops are newer than the metro average.
Electricians in PiedmontThe Village
The Village covers only about two and a half square miles, mostly homes built in the decades after it incorporated.
Electricians in The VillageWarr Acres
Warr Acres tripled in size in the 1950s.
Electricians in Warr AcresYukon
Yukon doubled in size between 1960 and 1980, and a lot of the houses from that stretch are now due for new panels and wiring updates.
Electricians in YukonWhere coverage ends
Outside these areas
Our regular coverage stops at the edges of the metro. Towns further out are not part of our normal service area, and we would rather tell you that on the phone than promise a visit we cannot make quickly.
If you are near the edge, call anyway. We will tell you honestly whether we can reach you in a reasonable time for the job you need, and planned work at the edge of the area can often be scheduled on a day we are already nearby.
The two offices
South side service office and Bethany head office
The service office at 1642 Kelham, Oklahoma City, OK 73129 is where most crews start the day, which is why south and central Oklahoma City see the quickest response.
The head office at 5924 NW 44th St, Bethany, OK 73008 anchors the northwest metro and handles scheduling and the phone line. Both offices share one number, so you never need to know which one to call.
Before a crew heads out
What helps when you call from anywhere in the metro
Your street and nearest cross street, so we can give an honest arrival window. What you see, hear or smell, and whether anything is hot. Whether you can reach the panel safely and which breaker is off. For planned work, a few photos of the panel label and the area where the job will happen let us arrive with the right parts on the first visit.
Coverage questions
Before you call
If you are anywhere in the four regions described above, yes. Call to confirm timing for your street and the job you need.
No. It is fastest near the two offices and slower at the edges of the metro, and it depends on weather and call volume.
No. One phone number reaches both offices, answered 24/7, and the call is routed from there.
Not as part of regular coverage. Call and we will tell you honestly whether a visit is practical.
Yes, with the same coverage as homes.