Flux Electric LLC is a licensed electrical contractor serving Oklahoma City with both residential and commercial jobs, from panel upgrades and rewiring to troubleshooting and code compliance work. The company operates as a full-service shop rather than a one-person operation, which matters when scheduling permits and inspections that require licensed coordination.
Flux Electric handles the electrical systems homeowners and business owners need fixed or installed. That means panel upgrades (necessary when adding circuits or increasing service capacity), whole-house rewiring, outlet and switch installation, lighting design and installation, and troubleshooting problems like flickering lights or dead circuits. For commercial clients, the scope extends to tenant improvement work, code compliance audits, and larger-scale installations. The company is licensed by the State of Oklahoma Construction Industries Board, a requirement that separates legitimate contractors from unlicensed work that voids permits and insurance claims.
Flux Electric charges per-job estimates rather than hourly rates for most work. Estimates are free on-site; you describe the problem or project, and a technician assesses what needs to happen and what it costs. A basic outlet installation typically runs $100 to $200 per outlet depending on location and whether new circuits are required. Panel upgrades, the most expensive residential work, range from $1,500 to $3,500 depending on current capacity and local code requirements. Rewiring a whole house averages $3,000 to $8,000 depending on square footage, existing wire condition, and whether walls are open or closed.
Emergency calls outside business hours carry a $75 to $100 trip charge on top of service fees. Service calls to diagnose a problem (when you don't know what's wrong) are typically $75 to $150; if you hire Flux Electric for the repair, that diagnostic fee is often applied toward the final bill. Confirm current pricing before booking, as material and labor costs fluctuate with supply.
Oklahoma City has several licensed electrical contractors. Milam Electric, also licensed and established, focuses heavily on commercial work and larger industrial projects, making them a stronger fit if you need a whole building rewired or a major panel upgrade on a business site. Flux Electric's positioning sits between a one-person handyman electrician (cheaper but slower to get to, no crew backup) and the heavy-commercial specialists. For a homeowner needing a Saturday appointment and a straightforward job like circuit addition or outlet replacement, Flux Electric's available scheduling is more flexible than full-service commercial shops. For a rental property owner needing multiple jobs on multiple units coordinated together, that crew structure matters.
Flux Electric works well for homeowners doing renovations, adding circuits for new appliances, or dealing with code violations found during a home inspection. It also serves landlords and small commercial tenants needing reliable, permitted work that passes city inspection. The company is not the choice if you need emergency 24/7 service (some shops guarantee midnight response; Flux Electric's emergency availability is narrower). It is also not the cheapest option if all you need is a single light bulb socket replaced or a breaker reset; a handyman or electrician working solo may quote lower for tiny jobs, though you trade speed and crew backup for that savings.
Call Flux Electric with a description of the work: "I need three new outlets in my bedroom," "My kitchen keeps tripping the breaker," or "I'm planning a basement renovation." The dispatcher schedules an on-site estimate, usually within a few days depending on season (busy in spring and fall, slower in summer and winter). A technician walks through, examines the panel, tests circuits, and explains what the code requires and what it will cost. If you approve, Flux Electric pulls permits through Oklahoma City's Building Services Department (required for anything touching the main panel or major rewiring; simple outlet swaps may not need permits in some cases, but the contractor will advise). Once permits are issued, work is scheduled, usually completed within one to three weeks depending on job size and inspector availability.
Flux Electric operates Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., with limited weekend availability by request. Most work is done on-site at your home or business, so parking is not an issue. The company is licensed and insured, covering liability and workmanship, which is essential because electrical work gone wrong is a fire and safety risk. Verify current hours and emergency availability before calling, as seasonal demand shifts scheduling.
Flux Electric's crew structure and permit expertise make it reliable for Oklahoma City homeowners and small business owners who need permitted electrical work done right and inspected properly.
