Repairs & troubleshooting
A breaker that keeps tripping, a dead outlet, flickering lights. The cause gets found and explained before anything is replaced.
Electrician • Homes & businesses • Dallas-Fort Worth
Electrical help for your home or business.
Luis E. Martinez handles repairs, lighting, outlets and circuits, panel and meter work, landscape lighting and spa wiring for homes and businesses across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, in English or Spanish.
(469) 336-9845· For urgent help, call to check availability
- Free estimates
- English & Spanish
- Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding cities
Illustrative imagerySomething is wrong right now
A dead circuit, a burning smell or breakers that keep tripping: call and describe what you noticed, and ask what availability there is today.
If there is fire, smoke or sparking, leave the area and call 911 first. Do not attempt a repair yourself.
Call to check availabilityA planned improvement
New lighting, added outlets, a panel replacement or landscape lighting: send the details and Luis will review the scope with you before any work is agreed.
Request an estimateWhat Luis works on
Pick the closest match and the request form opens with it selected.
Indoor & LED lighting
Fixtures, pendants, recessed cans and LED replacements, installed straight, dimmed properly and switched where you want them.
Outlets, circuits & rewiring
New outlets and switches, a dedicated circuit for an appliance, shop or office equipment, and rewiring for older buildings.
Panels & meter service
Panel replacement and meter service work, starting with a look at what the property actually draws today.
Landscape & exterior lighting
Path lights, uplighting for trees and facade lighting, laid out so the property looks good after dark.
Hot tub & spa wiring
The disconnect, circuit and bonding a hot tub or spa needs, sized to the unit you bought.
Photography on this page is illustrative imagery, not a record of completed E&B work.
Not sure which one fits? Describe it in your own words and Luis will sort it out.
How it works
Three steps, all handled by a person. Nothing on this site books a visit by itself.
- 1
Tell us the problem or project
Send the details through the form, or call and describe what you noticed.
- 2
Review the scope and estimate
Luis reviews what you sent. Larger jobs may need a short visit to be accurate.
- 3
Confirm a day that works
You agree on the scope and the day by phone or message before work starts.
Who you are calling
Luis E. Martinez
Electrician · E&B Electrical Services LLC
E&B Electrical Services LLC is Luis's own business. He takes the call, reviews the work and explains what he finds in plain language, in English or Spanish, whichever you prefer.
- (469) 336-9845
- Luisenrique.martinez97@gmail.com
- Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding cities
Is your city covered?
Work is taken across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding cities. Tell Luis your city or ZIP code when you get in touch so travel to your address can be confirmed before anything is scheduled.
Ask about your cityQuestions people ask first
Is an estimate free, or do I pay for a diagnostic visit?
Estimates for planned work are free, that is what the business card offers. Finding the cause of a fault is different work: if a visit is needed to trace a problem before anything can be quoted, the fee for that visit is told to you on the phone first, so nothing is a surprise.
When can I reach you?
Call (469) 336-9845 and ask about availability for the day you need. Urgent electrical problems are handled ahead of planned projects, but no response time is promised here.
Do you speak Spanish?
Yes. The whole conversation, from the first call to the written estimate, can be in Spanish or English.
What areas do you cover?
The Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding cities. Mention your city when you call so travel time can be confirmed for your address.
How should I prepare for the visit?
Clear access to the panel, the room or the fixture involved, keep pets away from the work area, and note when the problem happens and what else is running at the time. Photos sent ahead help.
Who handles permits and inspections?
Permit requirements depend on your city and the type of work. Which permits apply, who pulls them, and any city fees are discussed and written into the estimate before work is agreed.
What happens on the first visit?
The panel, circuit or fixture in question is inspected, the cause is explained in plain language, and the options are priced before anything is replaced.
Do you work with builders and remodelers?
Yes, rough-in wiring, added circuits and trim-out for remodels can be scheduled by phase instead of a single visit.
What should I do in an emergency?
If there is fire, smoke, sparking or any immediate danger, leave the area and call 911 first, do not try to fix it yourself. For a dead circuit, a burning smell or repeated breaker trips, call and describe what you noticed.
Service area
Electrical work for homes and businesses in these Dallas-Fort Worth cities and nearby. Not on the list? Ask, and include your city or ZIP in the request.
- Dallas
- Fort Worth
- Arlington
- Plano
- Garland
- Irving
- Mesquite
- Grand Prairie
- Wylie
- Rowlett
- Sachse
Reviews
Customer reviews will appear here once they are posted on Google.
Free estimate
Tell Luis what is going on.
A short description is enough to start. Luis reviews it and contacts you to agree the scope; larger jobs may need a short visit to price accurately. Sending this form does not book an appointment.
If there is fire, smoke or sparking, leave the area and call 911 first. For an urgent problem, calling is faster: (469) 336-9845.
Ready when you are.
Call to ask about availability, or send the details and get an estimate for the work.