Updated October 2026
Quick answer
We serve Cleveland County, including Norman and Moore, from our service office on the south side of Oklahoma City. Homes in the county are on either OG&E or the Oklahoma Electric Cooperative depending on the address, which matters for meter pulls and service upgrades. Storm damage, shelter wiring, panel upgrades and generator work are the jobs we are called for most often here.
Homes in Cleveland County
What the housing looks like in Cleveland County
Cleveland County mixes college-town neighborhoods in Norman, the rebuilt streets of Moore and plenty of suburban and rural property in between. Moore has been hit by an F5 tornado in 1999, an F4 in 2003 and an EF5 in 2013, and large parts of the city were rebuilt to newer building rules. The May 20, 2013 tornado alone caused about 61,500 power outages.
For electrical work that history means two kinds of houses side by side: newer rebuilt homes with modern panels and plenty of capacity, and older homes on the edges of the storm paths that still have their original service. We treat them differently from the first visit.
Most requested here
Electrical work we do most in Cleveland County
Storm Damage Electrical Repair
Service masts, meters and drops are what tornadoes and ice storms tear loose.
Storm Damage Electrical Repair in Cleveland CountyStorm Shelter Electrical
Lights, outlets and backup power for in-ground and garage shelters.
Storm Shelter Electrical in Cleveland CountyStandby Generator Installation
Whole-home backup for addresses that lose power with every big storm.
Standby Generator Installation in Cleveland CountyElectrical Panel Upgrade
Coordinated with OG&E or OEC depending on the address.
Electrical Panel Upgrade in Cleveland CountyWhole-Home Surge Protection
Spring storms bring lightning and switching surges.
Whole-Home Surge Protection in Cleveland CountyWell Pump Electrical Repair
Rural properties on wells need their pump circuits working.
Well Pump Electrical Repair in Cleveland CountyThese are the jobs we are called for most in Cleveland County; the full list covers all 54 electrical services we take on across the metro.
Utility and permits
Utility, permits and inspections in Cleveland County
Electric service in the county is split. The Oklahoma Electric Cooperative began here, when farmers in Cleveland and McClain counties banded together and formed the co-op in 1937, and it still serves much of the suburban and rural county from Norman. Other addresses are on OG&E. Before any panel upgrade, generator or meter work we confirm which utility serves the address, because the meter pull and reconnection go through them.
Local facts on this page come from public sources: ascelibrary.com, storymaps.arcgis.com, nisc.coop, oilmonster.com.
Before we come out
How a visit to Cleveland County works
- Call the main line; a person answers at any hour and asks what you are seeing, hearing or smelling.
- Your electrician comes from our service office in south Oklahoma City.
- Meter pulls and reconnects are coordinated with your utility (OG&E or OEC).
- Permits and inspections go through the city or county the address is in.
- A photo of the panel label helps us bring the right parts on the first visit.
- Anything dangerous is made safe on the spot before the repair is quoted.
- Every circuit we touch is labeled in the panel before we leave.
Nearby
Nearby areas we cover
Norman
Norman is a college town on two utilities.
Electricians in NormanMoore
Moore has been hit by three violent tornadoes since 1999.
Electricians in MooreOklahoma County
Both of our offices are in Oklahoma County.
Electricians in Oklahoma CountyQuestions from Cleveland County
Common questions in Cleveland County
Yes. Both are part of our regular coverage from the south Oklahoma City service office.
It depends on the address. Your bill shows it, and we confirm it before any meter or service work.
Yes, including the light, an outlet, a vent fan and battery-backed lighting.
Yes. We repair the homeowner side and coordinate the reconnect with your utility.