Boyington & Associates Electric is a full-service electrical contractor operating in Oklahoma City, handling everything from new construction wiring and panel upgrades to troubleshooting existing systems and code-compliance inspections. The business is licensed by the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board and insured, which means jobs meet state electrical code and homeowners have recourse if something goes wrong.
The company handles both residential and commercial electrical work. Residential scope includes service panel upgrades (moving from 100-amp to 200-amp service, which costs more but becomes necessary when older homes add air conditioning or EV charging), adding circuits and outlets, installing ceiling fans and light fixtures, rewiring damaged sections, and running rough-in work for new construction or renovation. Commercial projects range from small office tenant improvements to larger installations. The business also offers inspections before purchase or after major work, a useful safeguard if you are buying an older home or inheriting a DIY-modified electrical system.
Boyington & Associates works on a flat-rate estimate model rather than hourly billing. A flat rate means you get a fixed price before work begins, not a surprise invoice based on how long the job actually took. For a standard service call to diagnose an issue (say, a flickering light circuit or outlets that won't hold power), expect to pay a diagnostic fee to determine what's wrong; if you proceed with repair, that fee often applies toward the final bill. Panel upgrades typically run higher and depend on whether the main breaker needs replacement and whether the utility company must upgrade the meter. Add-ons like running new circuits into finished attic or basement space cost more per linear foot than simple in-wall runs in open framing.
Verify current pricing and availability by calling directly, as labor and materials costs shift seasonally.
Oklahoma City has several licensed electrical contractors competing on different terms. Positive Electric, also licensed and insured, operates similarly and runs ads emphasizing same-day emergency service; they typically use hourly rates rather than flat fees, which can be cheaper for a 15-minute outlet repair but riskier for a full-day job. Grayson Electric focuses heavily on commercial work and new construction, making them a better fit for larger projects but less convenient for homeowner quick fixes. Boyington & Associates sits in the middle: experienced enough for serious work like panels and rewiring, but accessible to the average homeowner who needs a known price before committing. The flat-rate model appeals to people uncomfortable with open-ended labor charges.
Boyington & Associates makes sense if you own an older home with inadequate service (under 100 amps), want a licensed contractor backing the work with insurance, or need a diagnosis before spending money. The flat-rate pricing suits people who value certainty over the gamble of hourly rates. It is less ideal if you need emergency service at 2 a.m. on a Sunday; response time for true emergencies may lag behind contractors who operate 24/7 dedicated hotlines. It is also not the right choice if you are seeking the absolute cheapest option, since licensed insured work costs more than unlicensed handymen, though the protection is worth it.
Call with a description of your problem: a breaker that keeps tripping, outlets that stopped working in one room, or plans for a panel upgrade. Boyington & Associates will either provide an estimate over the phone for straightforward work or schedule a time to come assess the system. On that visit, the electrician will inspect the panel, trace circuits if needed, and test outlets or wiring to confirm the issue. You will receive a written flat-rate quote before work starts. If you approve, they schedule the job; most residential work completes in one to three days depending on complexity.
Boyington & Associates operates during standard business hours; confirm current hours and whether they serve all of Oklahoma City or specific neighborhoods. They work on customer properties, so parking is whatever exists at your home or business. Most residential jobs happen at your house, meaning minimal logistical coordination on your end beyond being home to let them in and ensuring they can access the electrical panel (usually in a basement, garage, or utility closet).
Boyington & Associates earns inclusion because it represents the licensed, transparent middle ground in Oklahoma City electrical work: serious enough for code-compliance jobs but approachable for homeowners, and willing to quote flat rates so you know the cost before anyone touches a wire.
