Danny Oden Electric is a licensed electrical contractor serving Oklahoma City's residential and commercial properties, handling everything from panel upgrades and rewiring to troubleshooting and code-compliant installations that require permits and city inspection.
A full-service electrical operation run by Danny Oden, who holds an Oklahoma electrical contractor's license. The business handles both residential and commercial jobs in the Oklahoma City metro area, with particular strength in older-home rewiring, panel replacements, and new construction work. Unlike unlicensed handymen or big-box referral networks, Oden's business carries the licensing and insurance needed to pull permits, work with city inspectors, and stand behind code compliance on jobs that will later be sold or refinanced.
Common residential jobs include adding circuits, upgrading 100-amp to 200-amp panels, installing ceiling fans and outlets, and rewiring homes built in the 1950s and 1960s when aluminum wiring or undersized service was standard. Commercial work includes tenant improvements, panel work, and lighting upgrades. Service calls to diagnose electrical problems typically run $75 to $100, depending on complexity and distance from downtown Oklahoma City. Panel upgrades, the most expensive residential job, fall in the $2,500 to $4,500 range depending on whether the service line, meter base, and breakers all need replacement or if an existing setup can be reused. Smaller jobs like adding a circuit or installing fixtures cost $150 to $400. Pricing can shift based on permit fees, which the contractor pays upfront; call to confirm current rates before committing.
Oden's business differs most from big-box referral platforms like Home Advisor or Angi, which charge contractors a referral fee that often gets passed to homeowners as higher quoted prices. Direct-hire contractors like Danny Oden Electric cut out that middleman step. Among independent licensed electricians in Oklahoma City, Oden competes on availability and local reputation rather than advertising budget. Larger commercial firms like Aase Electric focus on industrial and multi-building contracts; Danny Oden Electric is better suited to single-family or small commercial jobs. Choose Oden for residential work, problem-solving, or projects where you want direct contact with the license holder; choose a referral service if you want rapid scheduling across multiple trades or a large commercial build where the general contractor coordinates all subs.
This business works best for homeowners in older Oklahoma City neighborhoods dealing with outdated wiring, panel issues, or code violations flagged during an inspection or appraisal. It also suits new construction clients and commercial tenants who need licensed work on file and permitted properly. It is less suited to renters without landlord approval, to jobs requiring 24-hour emergency response (Oden operates during business hours), or to customers who need multiple trades coordinated under one roof.
Call to describe the job. Oden will ask whether a permit is needed (new wiring, panels, and certain fixtures require one; adding outlets to an existing circuit may not). If a permit is required, the contractor pulls it, completes the work to code, and schedules a city inspector to sign off. If you already have a permit number, provide it upfront. For service calls, Oden will visit to diagnose the problem and quote the repair or upgrade. Expect the call to last 30 minutes to an hour depending on whether walls need opening or testing.
Danny Oden Electric operates Monday through Friday during standard business hours; verify current hours by phone before scheduling. Work is performed at your location, so parking and access depend on your property layout. Weekend and evening work may be available on request; confirm availability when booking.
Danny Oden Electric fills the gap between DIY solutions and commercial-scale contractors for homeowners and small business owners who need licensed, permitted, and inspected electrical work without the overhead of a larger firm.
