Updated October 2026
Quick answer
Moore is one of the closest cities to our south Oklahoma City service office. After the 1999, 2003 and 2013 tornadoes the city rebuilt large areas and more than 1,100 storm shelters went in within a year of the 2013 storm. We repair storm damage to masts, meters and wiring, wire shelters with light and backup power, and install generators and surge protection.
Homes in Moore
What the housing looks like in Moore
Moore was struck by an F5 tornado on May 3, 1999, an F4 on May 8, 2003, and an EF5 on May 20, 2013. In the year after the 2013 storm more than 1,100 shelters were built, and the city adopted new building regulations aimed at helping structures withstand high winds.
The result is a city of contrasts: rebuilt neighborhoods with newer construction beside older streets that the storm paths missed, many of them with original panels and service equipment.
Most requested here
Electrical work we do most in Moore
Storm Damage Electrical Repair
Masts, meters and drops repaired and the reconnect coordinated.
Storm Damage Electrical Repair in MooreStorm Shelter Electrical
Light, outlet, vent fan and battery-backed power for shelters.
Storm Shelter Electrical in MooreStandby Generator Installation
Backup for the long outages that follow big storms.
Standby Generator Installation in MooreWhole-Home Surge Protection
Protection for the boards and electronics surges destroy.
Whole-Home Surge Protection in MooreService Mast & Meter Base Repair
Bent masts and burned meter bases rebuilt to code.
Service Mast & Meter Base Repair in MooreEmergency Electrician
A person answers at any hour, storm or not.
Emergency Electrician in MooreThese are the jobs we are called for most in Moore; the full list covers all 54 electrical services we take on across the metro.
Utility and permits
Utility, permits and inspections in Moore
Storm season shapes the calls we get here. A tornado or ice storm can pull a service mast off a house, burn a meter base or send surges through every circuit, and the utility will not reconnect until the house side is repaired and inspected by the City of Moore. Depending on the address that utility is OG&E or the Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, and we coordinate with whichever one serves you.
Local facts on this page come from public sources: ascelibrary.com, news.yahoo.com, storymaps.arcgis.com.
Before we come out
How a visit to Moore 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 of Moore.
- 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 NormanCleveland County
Cleveland County sits straight south of our service office.
Electricians in Cleveland CountyDel City
Del City went from a wheat field to 582 homes in about two years.
Electricians in Del CityQuestions from Moore
Common questions in Moore
Yes. We repair the homeowner side, get it inspected and coordinate the reconnect with your utility.
Yes, including battery-backed lights so the shelter is not dark when the power drops.
The City of Moore, for addresses inside city limits.
It is one of the closest cities to our south Oklahoma City office; we give you an honest window when you call.