New buildings, tenant finish-outs, service upgrades, and commercial lighting for general contractors, developers, and building owners. We estimate from your plans, coordinate with the other trades, and build to pass inspection the first time.
Licensed Texas electrical contractor
Certificate of insurance on request
Residential, commercial, and service work
Scope and price in writing before work starts
The scope changes from job to job. The standard does not. Each of these clients needs something different from an electrical contractor, and we work to the one in front of us.
Accurate bids, crews on site when the schedule says, and clean coordination with the other trades.
One electrical contractor from service entrance through final trim, on a schedule that holds.
Lighting, panel work, and repairs in occupied buildings, phased so tenants can keep working.
Site electrical, lighting, and specialty scopes for public works and facility projects.
TECL #37044. All work performed under a Texas licensed electrical contractor.
We issue a certificate of insurance before the job starts.
Nine years of commercial and residential electrical work across North Texas.
A dedicated estimator and project manager, so bids come back on time and someone owns the job once it starts.
Crews led by field foremen and scheduled against your schedule, not squeezed in between other work.
Company trucks and vans on site, with the equipment the job calls for.
Complete electrical installation for new commercial buildings. We work from your plans and specs, coordinate with the other trades, and build to pass inspection the first time instead of on the second look.



When a space has to be built out or reworked for a new tenant, the electrical scope usually sits on the critical path. We run it from demo through final inspection, phased around whatever is still operating in the building.
Retail, office, restaurant, and medical build-outs.
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New equipment, a new tenant, or a building that has outgrown its service. We upgrade services and distribution so the building can carry its load, and we plan the shutdown so it costs you as little operating time as possible.

New installation, retrofits, and repair for the building, the site, and the sign out front.
High bay fixtures and layouts for warehouses, shops, and distribution space.
Replacing existing fixtures with LED systems, including fluorescent and metal halide conversions.
Interior lighting for retail floors, offices, and common areas.
Pole lighting, site lighting, and repairs to existing parking lot fixtures.
Lighted sign installation and repair, including the electrical feed and connection.
Exterior and perimeter lighting for commercial property.

LED fixtures under a long steel canopy and through the shop bays, so crews can work the full length of the building.
Infrastructure work is a different job from a building package. It means coordinating with the utility, planning shutdowns around your schedule, and building to public specs, and our crews handle it from the first trench to the final inspection.
Pad-mount and dry-type transformers set, fed, and connected, with the shutdown planned around your business hours.
Underground conduit and service entrance work for new commercial builds, coordinated with your GC and the utility.
Pole lights, site circuits, and lighted sign feeds, from new installs to repairs on existing parking lot fixtures.
Electrical work for public and city-owned buildings, built to the plans, the specs, and the inspector’s standards.
Based on the scopes we carry, not a wish list.
Most of what goes wrong between a general contractor and an electrical sub is not electrical. It is estimating, scheduling, and communication.
We estimate from the actual plans and specs instead of a square-foot guess. If we see a gap, we say so before it becomes a change order argument.
Crews with foremen, scheduled against your schedule. If something changes on our end, you hear it from us first.
We work around the mechanical and plumbing rough-in instead of through it, and we do not leave the next trade a problem to solve.
Built to current code and ready when the inspector arrives. A failed inspection is a schedule problem before it is anything else.
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Residential, commercial, or a repair that can’t wait. Tell us what you need, and we will tell you what it takes to get it done right.


Licensed Texas electrical contractor for residential, commercial, and service and repair work across Parker County and North Texas.
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4B Electric Inc. | 2073 FM 920, Weatherford, TX 76086 | 682-327-6623 | TECL #37044
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