Updated October 2026
Quick answer
Amped Up Electric is an electrical contractor serving Oklahoma City and the surrounding metro from a service office on the south side of the city and a head office in Bethany. The phone is answered 24 hours a day, repairs start with testing rather than guesswork, and panel, circuit, generator and charger work is permitted and inspected where the city requires it.
How the work gets done
What you can expect on every call
When you call, a person answers, day or night, and asks what you are seeing, hearing or smelling. If something is hot or sparking, you get told what to switch off before anyone leaves the office. That first conversation decides whether the visit is an emergency or a scheduled job.
On site, the first job is finding the cause. A tripping breaker gets a load reading and a look at the circuit before anyone talks about replacing it. A dead outlet gets traced back to the connection that failed. We would rather spend twenty minutes testing than sell a part that does not fix the problem.
When the work needs a permit, such as a panel upgrade, a new circuit, a generator or an EV charger, it is filed through the city and inspected. Every circuit we touch is labeled in the panel before we leave, and larger jobs end with a short written summary of what was done.
Two offices
Where the crews start the day
The service office at 1642 Kelham, Oklahoma City, OK 73129 is where most crews start, which is why central and south Oklahoma City see the quickest response. The head office at 5924 NW 44th St, Bethany, OK 73008 anchors the northwest metro, including Bethany, Warr Acres, The Village and Nichols Hills. One phone number reaches both.
From those two points we cover the Oklahoma City metro. The service area page explains where coverage is strongest and where response takes longer.
Sheldon Talbot is our electrical guides editor. The guides on this site are edited by Sheldon and written from the questions our electricians answer on the phone and the jobs they handle across the metro.
Cost figures in the guides come from published 2026 cost sources and are labeled as planning ranges rather than quotes. When a guide gives local context, such as the October 2020 ice storm or the age of the housing in older neighborhoods, it comes from public sources we can point to.
When we are busy
If every crew is out
On the rare occasions every crew is committed, such as during a major storm, we may forward your call to another trusted local electrical contractor so you are not left waiting. That provider sets its own availability and pricing, and you should confirm licensing and insurance with whoever performs the work.
About us
Common questions
A service office on the south side of Oklahoma City and a head office in Bethany. One number reaches both.
Yes. The phone is answered 24 hours a day, every day.
Yes, including service calls and tenant build-outs for offices, shops and restaurants.
Sheldon Talbot, our electrical guides editor.
Yes, for panel, circuit, generator, charger and service work where the city requires them.