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Electricians in Amarillo, Texas


Mister Sparky of Amarillo

Local Mister Sparky location for electrical services in Amarillo, Texas and 12 nearby communities. Services: EV Charger Installation, Rewiring, Whole House Rewiring,

Amarillo, Texas, 79109, United States Of America

Mr. Electric of Amarillo

Local Mr. Electric location for electrical services in Amarillo, Texas and 86 nearby communities. Services: Emergency Service, Attic Fan Installation, Large Appliance

Amarillo, Texas, 79106, United States Of America

Electricians in Amarillo, TX

Quick answer

2 electrical companies have a local office in Amarillo, TX on 1-800Deals: Mister Sparky of Amarillo and Mr. Electric of Amarillo. Amarillo's storms can be severe. When Xcel Energy restored service after the May 2026 Stinky Fire northwest of Amarillo, it noted that some homes needed an electrician's work first.

Last updated September 28, 2026. Sources are linked below.

Electricians and electrical contractors serving Amarillo and nearby Texas Panhandle communities, with the services and service areas each one lists. We list 2 companies with a local office here:

  • Mister Sparky of Amarillo, 4200 Ridgecrest Circle, Amarillo. Services include ev charger installation, rewiring, whole house rewiring, electrical panels, electrical subpanels, panel installation; serves Amarillo, Bishop Hills, Bushland, Canyon, Cliffside, Courtside, Gentry, Lake Tanglewood, Palisades, Puckett and more.
  • Mr. Electric of Amarillo, 200 Ong Street, Amarillo. Services include emergency service, attic fan installation, large appliance outlets, outdoor outlets, usb outlets, tamper resistant outlets; serves Adrian, Afton, Aiken, Alanreed, Amarillo, Amherst, Booker, Borger, Bovina, Briscoe and more.

What to know about electrical work in Amarillo

Panhandle hail and wind hit homes hard

Amarillo's storms can be severe. On May 28, 2013, the National Weather Service recorded hail up to baseball size in parts of the city, damaging homes, businesses and car dealerships, with wind gusts reaching 71 mph in Amarillo. After a big storm, look at the pipe and meter where power enters your house and call an electrician if anything is bent, loose or pulled away. Source: National Weather Service Amarillo

A damaged mast needs an inspection before power returns

When Xcel Energy restored service after the May 2026 Stinky Fire northwest of Amarillo, it noted that some homes needed an electrician's work first. If the mast or customer meter pole is damaged and must be replaced, Xcel requires an Electrical Inspection Certificate before service can be restored. Source: Xcel Energy Newsroom

Amarillo requires a city license too

The City of Amarillo's Building Safety department lists both a state license and a city license as required for electrical contractors, and permits and inspections run through its MGO Connect system. Homeowners can apply for a permit on their own residence only if it is their homestead with the Potter or Randall appraisal district. Source: City of Amarillo Building Safety

Check the license

In Texas, electricians and electrical contractors are licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), and non-exempt electrical work must be done through a licensed electrical contractor. Check the license on TDLR's online license search before work starts. Source: official licensing page

Frequently asked questions

What do I do if a storm damages the electrical mast on my Amarillo home?

The mast and meter connection on your house are customer equipment. Hire a licensed electrician to repair it; Xcel Energy requires an Electrical Inspection Certificate before it restores service when a mast or meter pole has to be replaced.

Does an electrician need a city license in Amarillo?

Yes. The City of Amarillo's Building Safety department requires electrical contractors to hold both a Texas state license and a city license.

How do I check an electrician's license in Texas?

Use the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation's online license search. Anyone doing non-exempt electrical work in Texas must be licensed and work through a licensed electrical contractor.

1-800Deals lists companies based on the information they publish; a listing is not an endorsement. Before hiring, check licensing, insurance, reviews and a written estimate.

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