Updated October 2026
Quick answer
Crown Heights and Edgemere Park are early twentieth-century neighborhoods that are now Oklahoma City historic preservation districts. Their homes often run central air, modern kitchens and home offices on panels and wiring that were never designed for them. We upgrade panels and services, rewire in phases, add grounding and outlets, and plan exterior work with the district review in mind.
Homes in Crown Heights
What the housing looks like in Crown Heights
Crown Heights and Edgemere Park sit among Oklahoma City's historic preservation districts, alongside Heritage Hills, Mesta Park, Putnam Heights and Shepherd. They are early twentieth-century neighborhoods where exterior changes go through Historic Preservation Commission review.
Across Oklahoma City only about one home in eight was built before 1950, so these districts hold a large share of the city's oldest wiring. Undersized services, two-prong outlets and additions spliced into original circuits are the most common things we find.
Most requested here
Electrical work we do most in Crown Heights
Electrical Panel Upgrade
Services sized for central air, kitchens and chargers.
Electrical Panel Upgrade in Crown HeightsWhole-House Rewiring
Phased rewires for original circuits.
Whole-House Rewiring in Crown HeightsGrounding & Bonding Repair
Grounding and two-prong outlets brought up to date.
Grounding & Bonding Repair in Crown HeightsDedicated Circuit Installation
Circuits for kitchens, offices and window units.
Dedicated Circuit Installation in Crown HeightsEV Charger Installation
Chargers planned against an older service.
EV Charger Installation in Crown HeightsCeiling Fan Installation
Fans on fan-rated boxes in older ceilings.
Ceiling Fan Installation in Crown HeightsThese are the jobs we are called for most in Crown Heights; the full list covers all 54 electrical services we take on across the metro.
Utility and permits
Utility, permits and inspections in Crown Heights
Most of the work here is about capacity and safety: a service and panel that can carry central air, a kitchen and an EV charger, grounded outlets in the rooms that need them, and old circuits retired. Any exterior change that shows from the street is planned around the district review. Permits come from the City of Oklahoma City, and OG&E handles meter pulls.
Local facts on this page come from public sources: okgazette.com, point2homes.com.
Before we come out
How a visit to Crown Heights 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 OG&E.
- Permits and inspections go through the City of Oklahoma City.
- 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
Mesta 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 ParkHeritage Hills
Heritage Hills was Oklahoma City's first historic preservation district.
Electricians in Heritage HillsThe Village
The Village covers only about two and a half square miles, mostly homes built in the decades after it incorporated.
Electricians in The VillageQuestions from Crown Heights
Common questions in Crown Heights
Yes. Both are covered from the same office.
Usually, after a load check; some need a panel or service upgrade first.
Yes. Crown Heights and Edgemere Park are both historic preservation districts.
Undersized services, two-prong outlets and additions spliced into original circuits.