A Licensed Electrical Contractor, Not an HVAC Company That Dabbles
Breeze Air, Heat & Electrical has held Texas electrical contractor license TECL34012 since 2012, alongside HVAC license TACLA42955E. The electrical side is a full trade here, not a sideline: panel replacements with the load calculation, the permit and the Oncor coordination, Generac standby generators with the transfer switch and inspection, whole-home surge protection, EV chargers, wiring, outlets, lighting and ceiling fans. The pages below cover all of it.
Holding both licenses changes what a single visit can accomplish. A condenser that trips the breaker on startup, a furnace that gets no power at all, a scorched contactor, or an older panel that cannot take the circuit a new system needs are all problems that sit on the line between the two trades. Most contractors stop at that line and hand you a referral. We do not have to.
Signs Your Electrical System Needs Attention
Understanding when to call for professional help is what keeps a small fault from becoming a hazard:
- Power Surges
Brief but potentially devastating, surges can damage appliances and indicate deeper electrical problems. - Flickering Lights
Usually a sign of power fluctuations or outdated wiring needing professional assessment. - Burning Odors
An unmistakable warning of overheating wires or failing components that require immediate action. - Circuit Breaker Issues
Frequent trips may suggest overloads or faults within your electrical circuits. - Outlets That Have Stopped Working
A dead, warm, or loose outlet is both an inconvenience and a risk worth having looked at.
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