
Since 1974
New Construction Electrical Work
Our specialty, and what we have done since 1974. Wiring for new businesses, homes or public buildings, from temporary power through rough-in, panels, lighting and trim.
New construction detailsWhat we do
Baker Electric Inc. has run commercial and residential electrical work out of the same shop on Frankford Avenue since 1974. Nine services cover most of what comes through the phone: new construction wiring, which is our specialty, plus service and repair, panels, lighting, remodeling, wiring, underground work and irrigation well service for the pump houses out past the city limits. Every technician is bonded and insured, every job is warrantied, and we belong to the Better Business Bureau and the National Electrical Contractors Association. If a service below has its own page, follow it for the detail. If you would rather just talk it through, get in touch and tell us what you are looking at.
The three we get asked about most
New construction wiring is the specialty and has been since 1974. Service and repair is the call most people make first. Irrigation well service is the one no other electrician in Lubbock lists.

Since 1974
Our specialty, and what we have done since 1974. Wiring for new businesses, homes or public buildings, from temporary power through rough-in, panels, lighting and trim.
New construction detailsSix more services round out the nine. Two of them get their own page; the other four are exactly what they sound like, and the same trucks handle all of them.
Panel and service upgrades, from a straight swap to bringing an older building up to what it needs today.
Commercial fixtures and layout, the kind of work you can see on the elementary school and the bank branch in our gallery.
Electrical Wiring
Rough-in and finish wiring for any building, residential or commercial.
Electrical Repairs
Tracking down the actual fault first, then fixing it, instead of guessing and hoping.
Electrical Remodeling
Rewiring a kitchen, an addition or a whole building without tearing up more than we have to.
Underground Electrical
Service runs and feeders buried in the ground instead of strung overhead.