Where we work · Williamson County
Electricians in Leander, TX
We publish what the rules actually say about electrical work across the Austin metro — sourced, dated, and specific to your permit office and your utility. The work itself is carried out by electricians licensed by the state.
Leander splits responsibility in a way that is easy to get wrong on the phone. The city supplies water, sewer and refuse, and maintains the streetlights. The electricity to your house comes from a cooperative.
Who to call for what
The city states it plainly: Pedernales Electric Cooperative provides power for the City of Leander, and it is the only electric provider the city names. The city's own utilities department covers water, sewer and garbage, while public works maintains streetlights along with street repairs and drainage.
So the split is:
- A dark streetlight — the city.
- A dark house, or anything about the supply to it — the cooperative.
- Anything inside the property line — a licensed electrical contractor, with a permit from the city where one is required.
Being a cooperative rather than an investor-owned utility also means there is no retail-choice shopping here. A few miles east, in Oncor territory, residents pick who bills them — that is a different arrangement and a different set of phone numbers.
What people here call about
- Electrical Panel Upgrades
- EV Charger Installation
- Electrical Repair & Troubleshooting
- House Rewiring & Aluminium Wiring
- Whole-House Generator Installation
- Outlet & Switch Installation
- Ceiling Fan Installation
- Recessed & LED Lighting
Nearby areas
Common questions
Who supplies electricity in Leander?
My streetlight is out. Who fixes it?
Can I choose my electricity retailer here?
Get connected in your area
We will match you with a licensed contractor who already works this permit office and this utility.