Bradley Electric

Bradley Electric works out of Deport, Texas as a family owned electrical crew that covers homes and commercial spots across the local area including Paris. They focus on straightforward electrical repairs and installations that match the needs of properties in this part of the state where weather and older buildings often create wiring headaches. The outfit stays small and hands on so the same people who assess a job stick around to finish it without extra layers of management getting in the way. Reviewers mention the crew treats every site with respect and shows real care for how the work turns out on the first try.

In practice they run permanent power lines to greenhouses and chicken coops that started on temporary extension cords, repair damaged wiring on gate lights, fix soffit lights that stopped working, and install multiple dimmer switches in one visit. The owner or lead like David rolls out quickly to look over the full list of issues before any tools come out. On commercial properties downtown they handle ongoing electrical needs with the same crew that shows up for house calls, keeping the process direct and avoiding delays from waiting on outside parts or extra hands. Homeowners and business owners alike note the team arrives prepared and leaves the place clean once the power is solid again.

Customers praise the fast response times when something stops working, the solid quality that holds up after the crew leaves, and prices that stay reasonable without surprise add ons. Communication stays simple and direct from the first call through the final walkthrough, with the electricians treating properties carefully and finishing tasks the right way every time. That mix of reliability and fair dealing across dozens of jobs adds up to steady repeat business from the same folks. DIRT Score 4.5 from 37 reviews on Finds.

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“We own a commercial property downtown Paris, TX and use 903 Electric for all of our electrical needs. They are fast, reliable and affordable. Most importantly, they are friendly and very easy to work with. Would definitely recommend 10/10”

“⸻ I hired 903 Electric in early January to run permanent power to my greenhouse and chicken coop (which were temporarily running on extension cords), repair damaged gate light wiring, fix a soffit light, and install seven dimmer switches. The owner came out quickly, spent about an hour reviewing everything, and said he would send the estimate the next day. He didn’t. After several days I had to follow up. When I called, he acted like he didn’t remember me. Later that day he finally sent the $5,000 estimate. I immediately signed and accepted it. That’s when the excuses started. A week went by with no schedule. I reached out. I was told I’d be put on the schedule “next week.” I asked for a specific day and time. He said he’d “iron things out” and get back to me. He never did. When I followed up again, I was told a commercial job had suddenly accepted his estimate from a year ago and that he had to prioritize that. Then a storm was mentioned and I was told other people were more “urgent.” He stated that since I “appeared to already have power” and just wanted something “more permanent,” my project wasn’t urgent. Let’s be clear — I was trying to replace extension cords running heaters and fans with proper, safe wiring. That is not a cosmetic upgrade. In his own messages he admitted he “could’ve communicated better” and that he was prioritizing based on what his “conscience feels as most urgent.” He also explained he could be fined on the commercial job and is the sole provider for his family — essentially confirming that my signed $5,000 job was pushed aside for a larger contract. Emergencies happen. Storms happen. But once you send an estimate, have it signed, and accept the job, you don’t disappear, fail to schedule it, and then decide it isn’t important enough. In the end, he couldn’t even guarantee when he personally could do the work and suggested handing it off to someone else. If your project isn’t big or commercial, don’t expect to be a priority — even after you’ve signed the estimate.”

“Highly recommended them. Family owned and ran. Very respectful and takes pride in the work they do. Quick to get to you and does the best job around.”

“I’ve used 903 electric for multiple projects and they show up and show out every time! I would highly recommend David and his team for any electrical needs!”

“I do not recommend 903 Electric. In early January, my wife contacted 903 Electric for an estimate to run permanent electricity to our greenhouse and chicken coop (we are currently using extension cords), repair soffit lights, fix gate light wiring that had been accidentally run over, install dimmer switches in several rooms, add a dawn-to-dusk switch, and install fan/light fixtures in both the greenhouse and coop (which we had already purchased for nearly $400). I recently suffered a stroke and am unable to do physical work. We live on 21 acres in the country, and it has been very difficult for my wife to manage everything herself — especially going out in freezing weather to reset breakers when the extension cords trip. Getting this electrical work done was important for safety and to ease the workload on her. After the initial visit, my wife was told she would receive the estimate the next day. She did not. After several days, she followed up and was told it had been sent (it hadn’t), and that it would be resent. When she finally received it — for $5,000 — she signed and returned it immediately because we wanted to get on the schedule as soon as possible. A week went by and she heard nothing. When she called to follow up, he acted as though he didn’t know who she was. After reminding him, he said he was “ironing some things out” and would let her know about scheduling the following week. She asked for a specific date within a day or two. He said he would get back to her — and never did. By the third week of January, we were facing a major winter storm with ice in the forecast. At that point, he informed my wife that a commercial contract from a year ago had suddenly been accepted and that he needed to prioritize that job. He said if he left that job, he would be fined. It felt like our signed contract simply didn’t matter. The conversation then shifted to him explaining that he was the sole provider for his family and had to prioritize what he felt were more urgent jobs. We understand everyone has responsibilities. However, we also had a signed agreement, and my wife was left feeling dismissed and pushed aside. The entire experience felt unprofessional — poor communication, lack of follow-through, and ultimately being left without any clear resolution. He never reached back out to reschedule or make it right. We had additional future projects planned on our property, including a small campsite development, which would have meant more electrical work and referrals. Unfortunately, due to how this was handled, we will be taking our business elsewhere. This was our experience.”