Licensed electrician · Insured · Based in Rowlett, TX
Homes, rentals and commercial spaces across North Texas. Our team brings more than ten years in the trade to every job, with an owner who stays involved from the first call to the final inspection.
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Why Crescent
Crescent is owner-led, so the people quoting your job are the same team doing the work. No sales pitch, no handoffs, and we stand behind everything we install.
Honest answers, upfront pricing and only the work you actually need. If something can be repaired instead of replaced, we'll tell you.
You see the price before any work starts.
Straight runs, labeled breakers and a clean job site.
Built to the current code so it passes the first time.
Text or call us any time, day or night.
Commercial
Our crew has wired apartment complexes, warehouses and sign jobs. We read the plans, work around the other trades and keep property managers in the loop.
Suites, offices and retail spaces wired for move-in.
Bigger services, machine power and bright LED lighting.
Unit-by-unit wiring, meter banks and common-area lights.
Sign circuits, pole lights and EV chargers for customers.

Experience
Jaime started as an apprentice and worked his way up through journeyman and lead technician roles to running his own crews. Here are a few highlights from that work.
A 400-amp service and panel upgrade with dedicated circuits for new industrial machinery. Led the crew, laid out circuits, and pulled permits and passed inspections.
Lighting, rough-in and trim-out for every unit. Completed the full contracted scope across the property.
Trenching for conduit, pulling wire, terminating devices and testing every fixture across many backyard projects.
Recent work
Every install is built to code and finished clean: tidy wire runs, labeled circuits and sealed connections.
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Turn off the breaker if it's safe to do so, then call. Someone on our team picks up late at night and on weekends too.
FAQ
Often, yes. Text a few clear photos of the panel, the area you're working on and any labels, and our team can usually give you a ballpark the same day. Bigger jobs may need a quick visit first.
Unplug what's on that circuit and reset it once. If it trips again right away, leave it off and call. Repeated tripping usually means an overload, a bad device or a wiring problem that needs to be found.
It depends on the size of your service and what's already running on it. We do a load check before any charger goes in, and if the panel is too small we'll walk you through your options.
Many jobs do. We'll tell you up front whether yours needs a permit and inspection with your city, and walk you through what to expect.
A portable unit with an inlet and interlock is the budget option and runs the circuits you choose. A standby unit starts on its own and can run the whole house. We'll help you pick based on what you need to keep running.
Yes. That can mean repairing the connections that are safe to keep, or rewiring part or all of the house. You'll get an honest recommendation, not an upsell.
Yes. Our team has worked on multifamily communities, warehouses and commercial signs, and we're comfortable working from plans and alongside other trades.
Sparks, a burning smell, a warm or buzzing panel, a downed service line or a total loss of power that isn't a utility outage. If you're unsure, call anyway.
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