A brass wall sconce with two ribbed glass shades, both bulbs lit, glowing against a pleated wall.

Residential Electrician in Tulsa, OK

Done right the first time.

Residential electrical service in Tulsa, Sapulpa and the surrounding area. Panel and service upgrades, lighting, dedicated circuits and troubleshooting, locally owned and done to code.

Call to schedule service or request a quote.

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10,000+ field hours
Locally owned
Built to code
Tulsa & Sapulpa

10,000+ field hours

Bryson’s hands-on experience

Locally owned

Owned and operated in Tulsa

Built to code

To the National Electrical Code

Tulsa based

Sapulpa and the surrounding area

Panel upgradesMeter basesService risersLighting upgradesPermanent exterior lightsLandscape lightingDedicated circuitsSurge protectionTroubleshootingTulsaSapulpa

What we do

Electrical services in Tulsa, OK. Cleaner, safer, built to last.

Six kinds of job, each with its own page on how it is done. Every photograph on this site is their own, off their own Instagram. There is no stock photography anywhere on it.

A new grey breaker panel with its door open on a red brick wall, rows of breakers inside, the meter beside it.

Panel upgrades

Full service panel replacements and upgrades, with the grounding brought up to date while the panel is open.

A new galvanized service riser on a shingle roof with its weatherhead and service conductors, a yard and trees beyond.

Service and meter base

Meter base upgrades, overhead service risers and panels moved outside with a new emergency disconnect.

A scorched duplex receptacle in a blackened cover plate, burn marks around both outlets.

Repairs and troubleshooting

Detailed diagnostic troubleshooting: burned outlets, reversed wiring, warm cover plates and circuits that stopped working.

A bronze lantern chandelier with candle bulbs hanging in a bright entryway, an arched window behind it.

Lighting installation

New fixtures, chandeliers, sconces, ceiling fans and lighting upgrades, down to a hex LED ceiling for a home gym.

A bronze path light glowing over a planted bed beside a concrete walk at dusk.

Exterior and landscape lighting

Permanent exterior lighting along the roofline and landscape lighting for walks and beds, installed clean.

The wiring behind an open receptacle box: black and white conductors landed on a device pulled from the wall.

Circuits and safety upgrades

Dedicated circuits, whole-home surge protection, smoke detector wiring, grounding corrections and generator inlets.

How each one is done

Not sure which you need? Call (918) 855-1235 and say what is going on.

Panel upgrade

Panel upgrade in Tulsa. Burned up, then rebuilt.

One job off the feed. On the left, the old panel opened up on the brick, burned up and ready for replacement. On the right, the new 200 amp main breaker, 40 space panel with a copper bus, along with an updated grounding system.

A solid electrical system starts at the panel, the caption says. Send a photo of yours with the door open.

Call (918) 855-1235 How a panel upgrade goes

An electrician at the old panel on a red brick wall, its cover off and the old wiring hanging out. — Before: the old panel, opened

The new grey panel with its door open on the same brick wall, rows of new breakers inside. — After: 200 amp, 40 spaces

Talk about a gym upgrade.

Our work

Recent electrical work in Tulsa. Installed clean.

Lighting inside and out, panels, a service riser and the wiring behind a receptacle. All of it off their own feed.

The full reels on Instagram

A home gym ceiling covered in a grid of glowing hexagon LED light tubes over grey walls and a ladder.

Hex LED ceiling, home gym.

A bronze lantern chandelier with candle bulbs lit in an entryway, an arched window behind it.

Entry chandelier.

A new grey breaker panel with its door open on a red brick wall, rows of breakers inside.

New 40 space panel.

A galvanized service mast and weatherhead on a roof against a blue sky, the service conductors looping out.

Overhead service riser.

A bronze path light glowing over a planted bed beside a walk at dusk.

Landscape lighting.

A new grey panel and a meter mounted on a stone wall, conduit running up to the service.

Panel and meter, stone wall.

A brass wall sconce with two ribbed glass shades, both bulbs lit, on a pleated wall.

Brass sconce, lit.

A thermal camera image of an open panel, the wiring showing warm against a cool purple ground.

A thermal look at a panel.

Black, white and bare conductors on a receptacle pulled out of its wall box over a wood floor.

Behind the receptacle.And moreEvery job, on the feed

How an electrical job works, from the first call to the last question.

Call or email
To schedule service or request a quote, in their own words. Say what the job is and where.
Send a photo
Of the panel with its door open, the outlet, or the room you want lit. It says more than a paragraph.
Honest options
Honest recommendations and transparent pricing, their site says, with proper load calculations and the code behind them.
Done and explained
Done right the first time, and your questions answered before they leave, so you feel confident in the system.

An electrician from behind in a navy Dynamic Electric shirt and tool belt, taking the cover off an old panel on a brick wall. — **On the job**At the old panel

Who you are hiring

A Tulsa electrician who explains the work.

Dynamic Electric is a locally owned and operated residential electrical service company in Tulsa, founded and led by Bryson, with more than 10,000 hours of hands-on field experience. Installations, upgrades, troubleshooting and safety improvements, done to the National Electrical Code.

“We believe in educating our customers, answering questions thoroughly, and ensuring you feel confident in the safety and performance of your electrical system before we leave your property,” in their own words. Most of the feed is the work itself, and the reasons behind it.

Based: Tulsa, OK
Work: Residential
Led by: Bryson
Experience: 10,000+ field hours
Area: Tulsa and Sapulpa
Call: (918) 855-1235

A meter, a new grey panel and a disconnect mounted on a tan brick wall, conduit running up from the panel. — Panel moved outside.

An electrician in a Dynamic Electric shirt pulling the old conductors out of a panel on a brick wall. — Out with the old panel.

A gloved hand on the weatherhead of a new service riser on a roof, blue sky and trees behind. — Up on the roof.

Call to request a quote.

(918) 855-1235

Where we work

Electrician in Tulsa and Sapulpa.

Locally owned in Tulsa, serving Tulsa, Sapulpa and the surrounding area. If yours is further out, call and ask anyway.

Tulsa.

Sapulpa

Call (918) 855-1235

Or see where we work.

A new service riser on a shingle roof, a shed, a yard and trees beyond. — **Based in Tulsa, OK**@dynamic_electric_tulsa

Request a quote

Need an electrician in Tulsa? Tell us about the job.

Say what the job is and the town. A photo of the panel, the outlet or the room is worth more than a paragraph. Still deciding? Read the straight answers first.