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Emergency electrician · Memorial

Emergency Electrician in Memorial, TX

A 24 hour electrician for sparks, burning smells, dead panels and storm damage, with a straight answer on drive time.

Emergency electrician

Emergency electrician for Memorial homes.

When something electrical goes wrong at night, you need a person on the phone, not a web form. Wired is a licensed, insured, family-owned electrician, and our line at (713) 467-1125 is open 24/7. We work as an emergency electrician and 24 hour electrician for Memorial homeowners, from the six Memorial Villages to the older streets along Memorial Drive and Buffalo Bayou.

Start with safety, then call. The sections below cover what to do in the first few minutes, what we ask when you phone and how long the drive takes from our shop in Tomball.

Memorial

What Memorial jobs look like.

First minutes: burning smell, sparks and a dead panel

If you see flames or heavy smoke, get everyone outside and call 911 before anything else. For a burning smell, sparks at an outlet or a panel that is hot or buzzing, turn off the breaker for that circuit only if the panel is dry and you can reach it without standing in water. Leave the panel cover shut. Keep away from anything wet or scorched, and leave that circuit off until an electrician has looked at it. If the whole panel is dead, ask a neighbor whether the street lost power before assuming the fault is inside your house.

Storm damage after Uri and Beryl

Big trees are part of what makes Memorial what it is, and part of the risk. A falling limb can tear a service mast off a roofline, crack a meter base or pull wires loose, and flooding can reach outlets and equipment low to the ground. Winter Storm Uri in 2021 and Hurricane Beryl in July 2024 showed many homeowners how quickly small damage becomes a long outage. If a line is down, stay well back and call 911 and CenterPoint Energy. The wires on the utility side are theirs. The equipment on your house is our job, and the utility generally needs it repaired and approved before it restores service.

What to expect when you call

You reach a person who asks what you see, hear and smell, whether a breaker will reset, whether anything is wet and where your panel is. Those answers tell us whether tonight is a make-safe visit or the problem can wait for morning. We give you an arrival window and tell you what is safe to do while you wait. When we arrive, we explain what we found and what the repair involves before we begin.

A straight answer on drive time

Our shop is at 13910 Alice Road in Tomball, and Memorial is about 45 minutes away by our estimate. Late at night with clear roads it may be less. In rush hour, during a storm or with water on the roads, it can be a good deal more. We would rather give you a realistic arrival time than an optimistic one, and if the situation is dangerous we will tell you how to make it safe and stay away from it until we arrive.

What we do

What we do in Memorial.

  • Round-the-clock emergency repair for Memorial homes
  • Burnt outlets and switches, scorched wiring and sparking circuits
  • Dead panels, failed main breakers and breakers that will not reset
  • Storm damage to service masts, weatherheads and meter bases
  • Make-safe visits that isolate a hazard now and finish the repair when parts are ready
  • Checks for surge damage after lightning and utility switching events
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Questions we get every week

Emergency electrician questions from Memorial.

Is Wired really open 24 hours?

Yes. Our line is open 24/7, and you can call (713) 467-1125 at any hour. Tell us what is happening and we will work out the safest next step with you.

When should I call 911 instead of an electrician?

Call 911 first for flames, heavy smoke, a person shocked or a downed power line. Get everyone outside and stay away from the line. Call us after the situation is safe.

Do you repair storm damage after a hurricane?

Yes, on the house side of the meter. That includes a torn service mast, a damaged meter base and wiring harmed by water or falling limbs. Wires on the utility side belong to CenterPoint Energy.

Only part of my house has lost power. What does that mean?

It can be a tripped breaker, a failed main breaker or a problem on one side of the incoming service. Some of these are safe for an electrician to find quickly and some are not for homeowners to touch. Call us and describe what is dead and what still works.

Will you pull a permit for an emergency repair?

If the repair involves a new panel or service equipment, a permit and inspection still apply. We pull it with the City of Houston or the Memorial Village that covers your address.

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Wired Electrical & Generators
13910 Alice Road
Tomball, TX 77377

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