Good Guys Electric Llc

Good Guys Electric Llc works as an electrician based in Fort Worth, Texas. This family owned and operated outfit brings more than 22 years of hands on experience to electrical jobs around the city and nearby spots. The owner stays directly involved rather than handing everything off, which keeps the focus on getting installations, upgrades, and repairs handled without shortcuts. Homeowners in Fort Worth often face the same issues with aging wiring, outdoor setups, and sudden failures that need a pro to sort out safely instead of risking DIY mistakes that can lead to bigger headaches down the line.

They handle specific tasks such as running new lines to a backyard to power a hot tub after a customer compared several bids and picked them for the cost. On another job they swapped out a damaged AC disconnect, surge protector, and two breakers that geckos had chewed through, finishing the whole thing the same day. Technicians like Adrian have stuck with stubborn troubleshooting on problems that the utility company and other crews could not locate, tracing the fault through careful checks until it was fixed. These details show up in how they approach everyday electrical repairs and additions that come up in Texas homes.

Customers keep noting the friendly manner, fair pricing, and ability to complete work quickly on straightforward fixes like the hot tub wiring or gecko damage repairs. The persistence on tough diagnostics also stands out when other electricians walked away. Some feedback mentions repeated problems with crew conduct and job coordination that dragged things out on bigger projects. That pattern of mixed results on speed, quality, and communication explains the current standing. DIRT Score 2.75 from 21 reviews on Finds.

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“I most recently called out good guys electric to add electricity to my backyard to install a hot tub. I had shopped around to find the best price and then i came across them. Not only was it a good price, but he was friendly, hard working ,and he answered all my questions I asked without showing any frustration(which i can be difficult at times lol). Not to mention easy on the eyes, I love to watch a man work. Anyways thanks for the hard work and great service, and proving that great prices do still exist. Can't wait to use my hot tub.”

“Had to replace AC disconnect, the surge protector and 2 breakers due to geckos! Same day, reasonably priced, and friendly! These are very Good Guys.”

“Adrian was diligent in troubleshooting my electrical problem. OG&E couldn't fix it, nor could other electricians. He was persistent and found the trouble no one else could. I'm so thankful for his great work! Thank you Adrian and GOOD GUYS ELECTRICAL!”

“We had an overall very unpleasant experience with Good Guys Electric. The crews on site were unprofessional, and there were repeated issues with organization and workmanship. They overran multiple supplier and staffing accounts without proper coordination, which created unnecessary complications and delays. Most concerning was the quality of the electrical work. We incurred significant additional costs to fix and correctly rewire items that should have been done properly the first time. Between the rework, added expenses, and lack of professionalism, this was not a positive experience, and we would not use them again or recommend them.”

“Warranty company sent Mr Penny to our home, told me what the issues were and said that he would be able to fix the fuse that had blown. Well, paid him the 65 dollars for coming out and asked if he could come back at a certain date and time and twice, no call no show. If the job was to much for you to handle, common decency would be to say so. Yes we have an older home and we see that we will have problems for now but don't just take people's money. It's called common decency, honest and respect. I thought seeing one of our people who could do the job was wonderful and I would have gladly spoke of their work. Thank you Mr Penny for changing my mind.”