Dallas
Ranked by HomeClip Trust Score: license verification, on-time signals, communication, and Reddit recommendations.
214
Dallas electricians indexed
100%
License-checked against TDLR + TSBPE
49K+
Review sentiment from Google and Reddit
8
Components in every Trust Score
23 verified · 61 more in Dallas
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
HomeClip verified
Electrician · Licensed · 16 reviews
HomeClip verified
Electrician · 17 reviews
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
No public signals yet
Most sites rank pros by who pays the most, or sell your details to whoever bids. We do neither. Every electrician here carries one independent Trust Score, built from state license records, review sentiment from Google and Reddit, and our own verified homeowner reviews. Payment cannot move a Trust Score by even one point, and we never sell your details.
A pro cannot pay to rank above a higher-scoring competitor. A subscriber scoring 22 never outranks a non-subscriber scoring 88.
Placement follows the verified data, not an ad budget. Paying us never hides a negative signal from you.
When you request quotes, your job goes to verified local pros. We are not a lead broker auctioning your details.
Every pro on this page traces back to a public record, not a marketing claim. Here is exactly what we check.
We seed this directory directly from Texas state license data (TDLR and TSBPE) and record each pro's active-license status, expiry, and authority. License verification is the single largest factor in the Trust Score, checked against Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, never inferred from a contractor's advertising.
We analyze real Google reviews and Reddit recommendations for reliability, quality, responsiveness, and pricing fairness, so a pro praised on Google but dragged on Reddit does not slip through.
First-party reviews affect a score only after we confirm the reviewer actually used the pro, which blocks bought or retaliatory reviews. New signals wait through a 7-day grace period before they count.
Eight reviews count less than eighty, recent reviews weigh more than old ones, and we publish every signal and principle while keeping the exact weighting internal, so the score cannot be reverse-engineered.
How to hire with confidence, and how HomeClip keeps this list honest.
Search at tdlr.texas.gov/LicenseSearch/. You'll need their TDLR license number or business name. Confirm the license is Active, the class matches the work (Master, Journeyman, Residential Wireman, etc.), and that no disciplinary actions are listed.
$2,500-$4,500 including permit + inspection for a typical Austin home. Older homes with detached service equipment or complex meter relocations can run to $6,000. Quotes under $2,000 usually omit the permit or the inspection callback.
Texas law allows homeowners to perform electrical work on their own residence (not rental/commercial). You still need permits and inspection for any new circuit or panel work. For replacing a single outlet on an existing circuit, no permit is typically required, but if your insurance discovers DIY electrical work after a fire, claims can be disputed.
On a shared-lead marketplace your job is typically sold to several contractors at once who race to call you, and rankings are usually driven by ad spend rather than license verification. HomeClip ranks electricians by an un-buyable Trust Score that incorporates TDLR license verification + review sentiment from Google and Reddit + HomeClip's own verified reviews.
Want the full checklist? Read the complete guide to vetting electricians in Texas.
Independent guides on hiring, pricing, and avoiding the common scams.
License checks, red flags, fair prices, and the exact questions to ask before you hire.
Read more →How it worksThe eight components behind every score, why it cannot be bought, and how to read it.
Read more →Free toolSend your job to three verified local pros. They contact you. No obligation, and we never sell your details.
Read more →