Electrical services in Dallas-Fort Worth
Commercial, industrial and residential electrical work from a licensed contractor based in Burleson, TX.
Pristine Electric handles commercial, industrial and residential electrical work across Dallas-Fort Worth. Here's what each service covers. If your job isn't listed, ask us. There's a good chance we do it.

Commercial electrical
Commercial electrical work covers the power, lighting and distribution systems in stores, restaurants, offices and other business spaces. We handle it from rough-in to final inspection.
- Tenant finish-outs and remodels
- Retail store and restaurant build-outs
- New construction wiring
- Dedicated circuits for kitchen and store equipment
- Code corrections from inspection reports

Industrial electrical
Industrial electrical work means power for heavy equipment, motors and job-site systems, usually on three-phase service with long conduit runs. We wire it to spec and to code.
- Equipment and machine hookups
- Three-phase power distribution
- EMT and rigid conduit runs
- Service upgrades for added load

Residential electrical
Residential electrical work covers the panel, wiring, outlets and lighting in your home. We handle upgrades, remodels and repairs for homeowners around Burleson and DFW.
- Electrical panel upgrades and replacements
- Remodel and addition wiring
- Outlets, switches and dedicated circuits
- Ceiling fans and light fixtures
- Troubleshooting and repairs

Lighting installation
We install and upgrade interior and exterior lighting, from high-bay fixtures in warehouses to dining room lighting in restaurants, including LED retrofits that cut energy use.
- Commercial and high-bay lighting
- LED retrofits
- Restaurant and retail display lighting
- Exterior and parking lot lighting

Panels, switchgear & service upgrades
Panels, switchgear and transformers distribute power through a building. We install, replace and upgrade this equipment when a building adds load or the old gear reaches the end of its life.
- Panel and sub-panel installs
- Switchgear and distribution equipment
- Transformer installation
- Service upgrades

HVAC & refrigeration equipment wiring
We run power and controls for rooftop units, walk-in coolers and refrigeration equipment, often as the electrical sub for mechanical contractors like Climate Pros.
- Rooftop unit power
- Walk-in cooler and freezer circuits
- Disconnects and equipment feeders

Troubleshooting & repairs
When breakers trip, lights flicker or equipment won't start, we find the cause and fix it. We work safely on energized equipment using arc-rated protective gear.
- Tripping breakers and dead circuits
- Flickering lights and voltage problems
- Equipment that won't power up
- Code violations and failed inspections
Questions about our services
Do you pull electrical permits?
Yes. If the work requires a permit in your city, we pull it and schedule the inspection. Permit rules vary between cities like Burleson, Fort Worth and Arlington, and we handle that paperwork for you.
How much does electrical work cost?
It depends on the job: the size of the space, the equipment involved, and how much wiring needs to be run or replaced. We give you a written estimate after we understand the job, and we don't start work until you approve it.
Can you work around my business hours?
Tell us your hours when you request an estimate. For retail and restaurant work we plan the schedule so the work causes as little disruption to your customers as possible.
Do you handle small jobs?
Yes. We do full commercial build-outs, but we also take on smaller jobs like adding circuits, replacing a panel, fixing a tripping breaker or installing new lighting.
What a construction manager said about us
"Working with Pristine Electric was a breath of fresh air. They showed up on time, communicated clearly throughout the project, and the quality of their work was top-notch. It's rare to find contractors who care this much about doing the job right. I wouldn't hesitate to call them again or recommend them to anyone who needs electrical work done right the first time."