# Electrical Services in Broken Arrow, OK

> Electrical services in Broken Arrow from a family-owned residential electrician since 1995. Licensed journeymen, price before work. Call (918) 261-8024.

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Hot Shot Electric Service Co. is a family-owned electrical contractor in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, founded August 1, 1995. Oklahoma Electrical Contractor License #26574, bonded and insured. BBB A+ accredited. Rated 4.9 stars across 247 Google reviews. Address 9203 S 241st E Ave, Broken Arrow, OK 74014. Phone (918) 261-8024. Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Closed Saturday and Sunday. Urgent problems (no power, a burning smell, a hot panel, storm damage) are worked the same day during business hours. Calls after hours go to voicemail and are returned first thing the next business morning.

Broken Arrow is home. Our office is on the east side of town, and a licensed journeyman runs every job.

Broken Arrow is in Tulsa and Wagoner Counties, Oklahoma (population 113,540 (2020 census), 2020 census). Broken Arrow sits in both Tulsa and Wagoner Counties, and our office at 9203 S 241st E Ave is on the Wagoner County side of town. Most of our work is right here: troubleshooting, panel and breaker work, outlets, lighting and outdoor living electrical for homeowners across the city.

## Electrical services in Broken Arrow since 1995

Hot Shot Electric Service Co. has been an electrician in Broken Arrow since August 1, 1995. It is a family-owned company, and the owner/service manager holds the Oklahoma electrical contractor license the company works under: license #26574, issued through the Construction Industries Board. When you call (918) 261-8024, we ask what is happening, walk you through a few quick checks, and if the problem is real, we send a licensed journeyman to your house.

That last part matters more than most people realize. Our crew are licensed journeymen and licensed apprentices. A journeyman runs every job. We do not send an apprentice out alone, ever, even though plenty of companies do once an apprentice gets close to testing. The journeyman on your job carries his license, and he will show it to you if you ask.

## Electrical services Broken Arrow homeowners call us for

Because we are based here, Broken Arrow is where we do the widest range of work. The calls we get most often fall into a few groups:

- **Something stopped working.** Dead outlets, a room with no power, lights that flicker, a breaker that will not stay on. That is [electrical troubleshooting and repair](https://hotshotelectrical.com/services/electrical-troubleshooting-repair/).
- **Breakers and panels.** A breaker that keeps tripping, a panel that is full, warm, buzzing or one of the brands home inspectors flag. See [circuit breaker repair](https://hotshotelectrical.com/circuit-breaker-replacement-and-repairs/) and [panel upgrades](https://hotshotelectrical.com/services/electrical-panel-upgrade/).
- **Adding something new.** A Level 2 charger for an electric car, a ceiling fan where there was only a light, more outlets in the garage, under-cabinet lighting in a remodeled kitchen.
- **The backyard.** Circuits, GFCI outlets, lighting, fans and heaters for covered patios and [outdoor kitchens](https://hotshotelectrical.com/outdoor-kitchens/), plus pool pump and hot tub wiring.

If what you need is not on that list, call and ask. If it is something we do not do, such as wiring a brand new house from the slab up, we will tell you so on the phone rather than waste your morning.

## A city that grew fast, and wiring from every decade

Broken Arrow started as a railroad town in 1902, when the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad laid out lots along its new line. It stayed small until the Broken Arrow Expressway (State Highway 51) opened in the 1960s and tied it to downtown Tulsa. Growth has not really stopped since. At the 2020 census Broken Arrow had 113,540 residents, making it the fourth largest city in Oklahoma and the largest suburb of Tulsa.

For an electrician, that history shows up inside the walls. Older homes near downtown and the Rose District can have panels and wiring that were never meant for today's loads. Homes from the 1960s and 1970s are the ones most likely to have aluminum branch wiring, which is safe only when its connections are made correctly. Newer subdivisions have their own issues: builder-grade connections that loosen, nuisance tripping on AFCI and GFCI breakers, and garages with one circuit trying to run a freezer, a shop and a car charger. We see all of it, sometimes on the same street.

**Aluminum wiring?** If your Broken Arrow home was built in the late 1960s or 1970s and you see warm switch plates, flickering, or outlets that stopped working, have the connections checked. We repair them with copper pigtails and AlumiConn connectors. Read more on [aluminum wiring repair](https://hotshotelectrical.com/aluminum-wiring-repair/).

## Two counties, one city: permits and PSO

Broken Arrow is split between Tulsa County to the west and Wagoner County to the east, and people sometimes ask whether that changes anything. For electrical work inside city limits, it does not: the City of Broken Arrow handles the permit and the inspection. When a job needs a permit, such as a panel replacement, a service upgrade or new circuits for a remodel, we pull it and schedule the inspection, and the work is not finished until it passes.

Most Broken Arrow homes get their power from PSO, Public Service Company of Oklahoma. PSO owns the lines, the service drop to your house and the meter. You own the weatherhead, the mast, the meter base and everything inside. That line matters after a storm. If a limb tore the service off the house, PSO usually needs a licensed electrician to repair your side before they reconnect, and we coordinate that with them. If half your house went dark after an outage, we will often ask whether your 240-volt appliances still run before we send anyone, because one lost leg of power can be a PSO repair rather than a wiring job.

## Residential electrician in Broken Arrow: how a call works

1. You call (918) 261-8024 or send the [request form](https://hotshotelectrical.com/contact-us/) with your service and your part of town.
2. We ask what is going on and walk you through the simple checks first: the wall switch, the breaker, any GFCI reset buttons, and PSO's outage map. If one of those fixes it, you have saved yourself a service call.
3. If it needs a visit, a licensed journeyman arrives in the window you were given. Urgent problems are worked the same day during business hours.
4. He finds the cause and explains it in plain English. You get the price before any work starts, and you can approve it, ask questions or take time to think.
5. The work is done, tested and cleaned up, and he walks you through what changed before he leaves.

Our hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Calls outside those hours go to voicemail and are returned first thing the next business morning. We do not pretend to be a round-the-clock company, and we would rather tell you that up front than have you wait on a promise.

## Emergency electrical repair in Broken Arrow

A scorched outlet, a hot or buzzing panel, a breaker that will not reset or half the house dark after a storm: call (918) 261-8024. Urgent problems in Broken Arrow are worked the same day during business hours, Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Calls after hours go to voicemail and are returned first thing the next business morning. If you see smoke or flames, get everyone out and call 911; if a line is down, stay clear and call PSO. More on what to do is on our [emergency electrician](https://hotshotelectrical.com/emergency-electrician/) page.

## What it costs

Planned work gets a free estimate: a panel upgrade, an EV charger circuit, new lighting, a ceiling fan, patio heaters. Troubleshooting is different, because finding the cause is the skilled part of the job. That visit carries a diagnostic fee, and it includes a roughly 20-point safety inspection of the home, so you leave knowing more than just what broke. Either way, you see the price before the work starts. Manufactured items we install carry a one-year warranty. We take cash, check, debit, all major cards, CashApp, and offer financing on larger jobs. The full breakdown is on our [pricing page](https://hotshotelectrical.com/pricing/).

## Why Broken Arrow keeps calling a local crew

A local electrician is only worth it if the local part means something. For us it means the same few people answer your calls year after year, the person pricing your job is the person who holds the license, and the crew has to see you at the grocery store afterward. It also shows in our reviews: 4.9 stars across 247 Google reviews, a BBB A+ rating, membership in the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa, and a lot of customers who say they have used us for many years.

Prompt, polite and professional is painted on the side of every Hot Shot Electric Service Co. vehicle. If you need an electrician in Broken Arrow, call (918) 261-8024 and tell us what is going on.

## Services in Broken Arrow

- [Electrical Troubleshooting and Repair in Tulsa, OK](https://hotshotelectrical.com/services/electrical-troubleshooting-repair.md)
- [Electrical Panel Upgrade and Replacement in Tulsa](https://hotshotelectrical.com/services/electrical-panel-upgrade.md)
- [Circuit Breaker Installation and Repair in Tulsa, OK](https://hotshotelectrical.com/circuit-breaker-replacement-and-repairs.md)
- [Outdoor Kitchen Electrician Broken Arrow OK](https://hotshotelectrical.com/outdoor-kitchens.md)
- [EV Charger Installation Broken Arrow OK](https://hotshotelectrical.com/ev-charger-installation.md)
- [Ceiling Fan Installation Broken Arrow OK](https://hotshotelectrical.com/services/ceiling-fan-installation.md)

## Local resources

- City of Broken Arrow: https://www.brokenarrowok.gov/
- Tulsa County (west Broken Arrow): https://www.tulsacounty.org/
- Wagoner County (east Broken Arrow): https://www.wagonercounty.ok.gov/
- Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broken_Arrow,_Oklahoma

## Frequently asked questions

### Where is Hot Shot Electric Service Co. located in Broken Arrow?

Our office is at 9203 S 241st E Ave, Broken Arrow, OK 74014, on the east side of town in the Wagoner County part of the city. It is a home office, so every job happens at your property; we come to you.

### Who handles electrical permits in Broken Arrow?

The City of Broken Arrow issues electrical permits and inspections for work inside city limits, whichever county your address is in. When a job needs one, such as a panel replacement or a service upgrade, we pull it and schedule the inspection for you.

### How fast can you get to a Broken Arrow address?

Broken Arrow is where we are closest. Urgent problems like no power, a burning smell or a hot panel are worked the same day during business hours, Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Planned work like a fan or a new circuit is scheduled at a time that suits you.

### Do you charge to come out to Broken Arrow?

Planned work such as an EV charger, a panel upgrade or new lighting gets a free estimate. When you need us to find a problem, the visit carries a diagnostic fee that includes a roughly 20-point safety inspection, and you get the repair price before any work starts. See [pricing](https://hotshotelectrical.com/pricing/) for the details.

## Contact

- Hot Shot Electric Service Co., 9203 S 241st E Ave, Broken Arrow, OK 74014
- Phone: (918) 261-8024
- Email: johnbrown@hotshotelectrical.com
- Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
- Request service: https://hotshotelectrical.com/contact-us/