Myers Electric is a licensed electrical contractor serving Oklahoma City and surrounding areas, handling new construction wiring, panel upgrades, troubleshooting, and code-required inspections for homeowners and small commercial clients.
Myers Electric operates as a full-service electrical company with licensing to perform work that requires permits and inspection sign-off. The business handles jobs ranging from adding circuits and replacing outlets to complete rewires and service panel replacements. Unlike handyman services that may handle basic fixture swaps, Myers Electric can obtain permits through the City of Oklahoma City's permitting system, ensuring work meets current National Electrical Code standards and passes required inspections before completion.
Myers Electric performs panel upgrades (typically $1,500 to $3,500 depending on amperage and existing infrastructure), outlet and switch installation ($150 to $300 per location), lighting fixture installation, ceiling fan wiring, troubleshooting and repair of existing circuits, and preparation of electrical systems for new appliances. Service calls for diagnosis run approximately $75 to $150, with that fee often applied toward the repair if work proceeds same-day. Rewiring costs vary by square footage and existing conditions; a partial rewire of a single room averages $800 to $2,000, while full-house rewiring ranges from $5,000 to $15,000. Pricing should be confirmed directly, as labor rates and material costs fluctuate.
Oklahoma City has several licensed electrical contractors. Betenbough Electric handles residential and commercial work with similar scope but is larger and may have longer scheduling windows for non-emergency calls. Rowe Electric focuses heavily on commercial and industrial clients, making them less practical for most residential homeowners. Myers Electric sits in the middle: established enough to carry appropriate licensing and insurance, but scaled to remain responsive to single-home projects without the overhead of a multi-crew operation. Choose Myers Electric for straightforward residential work where quick response matters; choose Betenbough if you prefer a larger firm with multiple crews, or Rowe Electric only if your project is commercial.
Myers Electric works well for homeowners needing code-compliant work that requires a licensed contractor and municipal inspection: panel upgrades before adding a new circuit, rewiring after a fire inspection note, or installing a 240-volt line for an electric range. It is also appropriate for rental property owners whose tenants have reported electrical issues or whose properties require inspection compliance. The service does not suit landlords or property managers seeking quick cosmetic fixes without permits, nor does it serve clients looking for unlicensed, under-the-table pricing. It is also not the right choice for industrial facilities requiring three-phase power or for data centers needing specialized low-voltage infrastructure.
Contact Myers Electric by phone to describe the job: location, scope (repair, installation, or troubleshooting), and urgency. The company will provide an estimated appointment window, typically within two to five business days for non-emergency work. At the visit, the electrician inspects the existing system, identifies what permits or inspections are required, and provides a written estimate. If the work involves a service panel or new circuits, the estimate will note that a City of Oklahoma City electrical permit is required; the cost of the permit itself (usually $50 to $150 depending on job classification) is separate from the contractor's labor. Once you approve the estimate, the electrician schedules the work and handles permit submission if that is part of the contract.
Myers Electric operates during standard business hours Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with emergency after-hours service available at an additional rate. The company meets clients at the job site; no office visit is necessary. Parking is at the residential or commercial property where work occurs. Most routine jobs are completed in one to three visits depending on permit inspection schedules.
Myers Electric fills the gap between unlicensed handymen and large commercial contractors, making it the practical choice for Oklahoma City homeowners whose electrical needs require a licensed contractor and compliance with municipal code.
