Electricians in Sand Springs, OK

I'm nota licensed electrician but have a lot experience. I could take a look at it if you would like my number 9188992313

100% Troy Ludlow. I'm a single mom of 5 and he stayed in my budget, that is not easy to do!

Brian Montgomery.

We used Murray Electric. They are in Tulsa but they come to Sand Springs. They were great.

Troy Ludlow is awesome

Rick Tallent and his crew do great work.

Regina Barsh husband John Barsh Keystone Electric 918-363-7673

Roger Barsh, keystone Elec

Ludlow Electric 918-245-1582 been in business in SS for 40 years.

Check the CIB Website Construction Industries board for correct license,bonded,insured also. www.cib.ok.gov check license info there.

John Barsh@Keystone Electric, Rick Tallent Tallent Electric, Inc., Freedom Electric all these i do know and are Properly licensed all a very good choice.

When I used to work at Airco they had payment plans. You don't need to replace the panel unless you are having crackling when you jiggle the breakers. Most of the bad panels have burned up already. I have an old zinsco myself and it's fine. I've had to replace a few breakers but that's it. Also try Bob Dooley electric. Their rates are better but I know for sure Airco, if you ask, does payment plans.

918-446-4333 is the number for Dooley. 918-252-5667 for Airco.

After time the breaker loses its ability to clamp the bus bars so the older breakers will do that. I've done, when I worked for an electrical contractor, a lot of jobs where we did those patch jobs. They don't have to go under the house unless there is a separate box for say the HVAC system and the wires are not long enough. It sounds to me like a cake walk to replace though. Whoever quoted you close to $2 k must have not wanted to do the work. The price, granted this was back in 08, to replace a panel like that was always around $500-1 k. The panel you need is outside rated and home depot has them for around $50-100 depending on the amount of breakers you need. I'd recommend Square D but a cheaper GE/Cutler Hammer panel is fine. I've got lucky on my zinsco panel so far. I have seen many panels catch fire and if they are red handled zinsco breakers they were never built to spec. Mine are the replacement gray/black handles thankfully. All breakers clip in for residential use though you could get a bolt on commercial grade panel with a bunch of GFCIs and such. That would run you like $500 for the panel. If I still had my old GE panel I'd give it to you but I already gave it away unfortunately.

There's lots of colors in there, but lots of them are red. O_O Including the one that's giving problems now.

2,000 is way to much for a residential panel change out!! I would probably be able to do the job for less than half of that. My company is Lee Electric we are Licensed and bonded... PM me and I can give you my number and can set a time to give you a honest estimate!!

Gina Barsh 918-363-7673

Inbox Eric Reed...we r Christian base company and they will give you an honest quote and try to work with you as much as possible!!!!!!

Jimmie Knobloch 918-759-1516

Oh no!! Try Troy Ludlow or Johnny Ivan Tmi Childress III. Do you have candles and a radio at least?

Johnny Ivan Tmi Childress III would do a great job for you! I'm so sorry, but so thankful it was not worse!

Call Mark Sarasua for your heat and air!! His daughter Haley Sarasua is on FB!! Praying things get fixed quickly for you!!

Joseph Hudson is an excellent electrical contractor 918 706 7597

Chris Green is, or Raymond Green your old neighbors up the street

Stephanie, I have used Midland Electric at my house and they've done work at the Aquarium. They have been good, honest and quick.

Keystone Electric (918) 282-0355 A good man and he is from the area.

Angie Field's husband owns Field electric...he's great.

JOhn Barsh c/o Regina Barsh

Roger Buckmaster got his number if you need it

Eddie's Electrical Service, LLC

John Barsh, Keystone Electric