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Electricians your customers trust.
Residential service electricians who troubleshoot fast, explain clearly and work safely. We screen for the right TDLR license and real service experience before you meet anyone.
Electrical roles, covered
Residential service electricians
Troubleshooting, panel changes, circuits, fixtures and safety inspections.
Journeyman electricians
Licensed to work under your master electrician on service and install jobs.
Residential wiremen
Wiring for single- and multifamily homes up to four stories.
Apprentices
Registered apprentices ready to grow with your company.
Generator, EV charger & solar installers
Specialty installs that add revenue per call.
Something else?
Tell us the role. If it's a skilled trades job in a home-service company, we can probably help.
Verified before you meet them.
Every electrical candidate is phone-screened on the credentials and experience that matter for home-service work. We confirm licenses with the candidate and you verify them before hire.
TDLR license
Apprentice registration, Residential Wireman, Journeyman or Master electrician status, checked against the role.
Service experience
Residential service and troubleshooting versus new construction only.
Specialties
Panel upgrades, generators, EV chargers, surge and whole-home protection.
Driving & on-call
Valid driver's license and on-call availability.
What electricians earn
Hourly wages for electricians (SOC 47-2111), May 2025. Use them as a starting point when you set a pay range; strong service techs on commission or flat-rate plans often earn above the 75th percentile.
| Area | Jobs | 25th pct. | Median | 75th pct. | 90th pct. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dallas–Fort Worth | 20,930 | $22.85 | $28.37 | $34.32 | $39.26 |
| Houston | 19,730 | $22.71 | $28.45 | $35.44 | $40.61 |
| Texas | 76,770 | – | $28.16 | – | – |
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025. Nationally, BLS projects 9% job growth from 2025 to 2035, with about 72,700 openings a year (Occupational Outlook Handbook).
Hiring in a specific city? See Dallas–Fort Worth or Houston, and our guide to technician pay in Texas.
Electrical hiring questions
What electrician licenses does Texas require?
TDLR licenses Texas electricians. Apprentices register with no exam. Residential Wiremen need 4,000 hours of on-the-job training, Journeymen 8,000 hours, and Masters 12,000 hours plus two years as a Journeyman, with an exam for each license.
Do you recruit apprentices?
Yes, when you're ready to train. Apprentices are a good way to build a bench of future journeymen.
What do electricians earn in Dallas and Houston?
In May 2025 the BLS median wage for electricians was $28.37 an hour in Dallas–Fort Worth and $28.45 in Houston.
Your next tech is out there.
Tell us the role. We search, screen and send you techs worth meeting. You pay nothing unless you hire.