Electricians in Round Rock, TX
We depend on electrical power for our heating and cooling systems, appliances, computers and wireless networks, ceiling fans and lighting. In many cases, an electrical problem can quickly turn into a big headache, not to mention the inherent hazards of trying to fix a problem with electrical outlets, wiring and circuit breakers if you aren't familiar with this type of work. When it comes to choosing an electrician, Round Rock homeowners trust the licensed professionals at ABC to handle all their electrical repairs and projects.
Comprehensive Air Conditioning & Heating Services
ABC’s expert electricians can take care of all of your electrical repairs and resolve any other issues you might be having with your home’s electrical system.
Austin homeowners count on ABC’s team of licensed electricians to:
- Install or repair ceiling fans
- Upgrade your electrical panel
- Fix electrical wiring problems or add new wiring
- Install dimmer switches
- Replace or repair lighting fixtures
- Advise you on your surge protection options
- Add GFCI outlets
- Replace fuses or breakers
- Install a hood fan in your kitchen
- Add landscaping or security lighting
- Fix or add bath fans
- Install switches and outlets
- Add a dedicated outlet for an appliance or electric car charger
- Integrate your lighting with your smart home system
- Troubleshoot problems with pool and hot tub connections
You can even enlist ABC’s licensed electricians to work on your remodeling projects. The next time you need professional guidance on an electrical project, big or small, be sure to give ABC a call.
The ABC Process
1. Contact ABC
When you contact us, we will schedule an inspection to evaluate the problem. For emergencies, we will send a pro to your home as soon as possible.
2. Get An Estimate
We'll provide you with an estimate for all needed services. Once we get your approval, our pros will get right to work.
3. Perform Services
We will work quickly to perform the desired services.
4. Follow-Up
We will update you on the work we performed and provide any helpful follow-up instructions or other guidance.

24/7 Emergency Service Available
We understand that some electrical problems can’t wait. That’s why we make it a top priority to get you on the schedule for the same business day, particularly if you call us early in the day. We also know electrical issues can occur after normal business hours, so we provide our customers with 24/7 service. Just give us a call at (512) 837-9500 and we’ll send an electrician your way as soon as possible.

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We offer a full range of electrical services.
In most cases, electrical repairs are best left to a team of professionals. ABC’s licensed electricians have the experience and training needed to handle even the most complicated problems you may encounter with your electricity.
Our customers tell us that they appreciate that we conduct thorough background checks and drug testing on all our employees and that we treat your home as we would our own. Rely on ABC’s licensed electricians to take care of all your electrical projects so that you can spend your precious free time enjoying your home, rather than focused on trying to make repairs yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Electrician Services
Can you help me save money on my energy bills?
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. homeowners spend an average of 7% of their income on electricity costs, which adds up to almost $200 each month.
You can decrease your monthly bills by:
- Adding insulation to your attic
- Inspecting your ductwork and resealing your vents to prevent air from escaping
- Applying solar film to your windows
- Installing weatherstripping
- Improving your air circulation with an air filtration system
ABC’s Comfort Specialists understand cooling and heating your home often represents the largest portion of your utility bill, so we work to advise you on whether replacing your air conditioner with a more energy-efficient unit can significantly decrease your bills over time.
Can ABC install ethernet or phone wires?
Yes, we can! ABC’s expert technicians can put ethernet and phone wiring into your home, as well as extend wires to new locations. This service is especially useful if you recently built an addition in your home or if you want to improve connectivity on other parts of your property.
What are some warning signs of an electrical problem?
As with other home maintenance tasks, looking for warning signs now can help prevent costly repairs later.
Some red flags that might indicate an electrical problem include:
- Lights flickering on and off
- Visibly frayed or damaged wiring
- Circuit breakers tripping repeatedly
- Fuses that need to be replaced more often than usual
- A breaker panel that is hot to the touch
- A humming noise coming from your electrical panel
- A plug falling out of an outlet without your touching it
If you’ve noticed any of these problems around your household, it’s time to call an electrician to advise you on what to do next.
How can I avoid electrical problems in the future?
While most electrical repairs can’t be addressed with a DIY approach, there are many things homeowners can do to prevent future problems.
To keep electricity working properly throughout your home, we recommend that you:
- Turn off lights and other devices that run on electricity, including TVs, speakers and fans, when you leave a room.
- Keep appliances in good working order and hold onto (or scan) receipts so you know the age of each appliance.
- Label your electrical panel so that you know which circuits power which parts of your home.
- Avoid plugging too many appliances into one outlet or circuit.
- Use a programmable thermostat to keep your home a more consistent temperature, which keeps your air conditioner from cycling on and off and using more electricity.
- Increase your home’s temperature slightly in the summer and turn the heat down a bit in the winter to decrease the workload of your HVAC system.
- Use a timer on outdoor lights so that you are using them only when necessary.
Why won’t my lights come on?
As homeowners, we take for granted that when we flip a switch, we get extra light in a room. When that doesn’t happen, many of us have no clue what to do next.
Some of the reasons your lights might not be working properly include:
- A faulty bulb socket or outlet
- Improperly installed bulbs
- A malfunctioning switch or pull cord
- A blown cord
- Damaged, old or loose wiring
- Problems with your circuit
Keep in mind some electrical problems stem from more serious issues. Trust the experts at ABC to quickly determine the source of your problem and advise you on recommended next steps.
Do I need GFCI outlets in my home?
A GFCI outlet, otherwise known as a ground fault circuit interrupter, is a safety measure designed to prevent electric shocks. By constantly monitoring an electrical circuit, the GFCI can protect against electricity flowing from a grounded item, such as a plumbing fixture, into your body, which can result in electrocution. These devices were initially required by law outside and near pool areas in new homes starting in 1971 before eventually becoming mandated in other locations.
If you don’t already have GFCI outlets, we recommend upgrading your existing outlets in areas of your home which can become wet, since these locations pose the highest danger to you and your loved ones. Upgrades are usually made to outlets within six feet of a sink, any outlets outdoors and those that are inside kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms and garages.
How can I reset my breaker?
Your home’s circuits are designed to shut off (or “trip”) to avoid sending too much electricity into the circuit. Excessive electricity can cause a circuit to overheat, which, in the worst case scenario, can lead to an electrical fire. When this happens in your home, you should try to troubleshoot why the circuit tripped and turn off or unplug the device in question before resetting the breaker.
Your circuit may have become overloaded by a number of items inside your home, including your:
- Vacuum
- Heater
- Window AC units
- Old or damaged appliances
- Appliances that draw electricity all day long (toasters, coffeemakers, microwaves, air conditioners and dishwashers)
- Short circuits can also trip your breaker.
To get everything in working order, you’ll need to:
- Locate your circuit breaker. If you are not sure where your electrical panel is, look for a rectangular box placed at eye level outside of your home, in your garage or even inside a closet.
- Check to see which breaker was tripped by seeing which switch is now in the “off” position and is either red or orange.
- Switch the breaker back to the “on” position. You will usually hear a click or a snapping noise as the circuit moves from “off” or neutral back to its normal working position.
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We offer a full range of electrical services.
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What Our Round Rock-Area Customers Say About Us
Laurie Van Den Bosch
“We have been using ABC Home & Commercial Pest Services for the better part of 2 years now! And we couldn’t be happier with the people they hire who perform our services or their overall company philosophy. The service people are always respectful of our home, listen to our concerns AND address them, and have no problem going above and beyond to insure our screened in porch (where we spend quite a bit of time with our grandies), the interior & exterior of our home, around our pool area, and our garages & attics remain as safe and worry free of dangerous insects as possible… for ourselves, our pets, family, and guests😊”
Casey Heath Kelley
“Our new to us home has had one issue after another. Almost immediately we had a significant electrical issue. Stevie and team at ABC took great care of us. He has been accessible, explained everything, and took pride in the work, ensuring our satisfaction. I’d trust him with any project.”
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