Lindsey Electric L P

Lindsey Electric L P works as electricians out of Houston, Texas, from their spot near Thornton Road. They take on electrical tasks that range from street signal repairs to other local wiring needs in a busy urban setting where traffic and weather can complicate outdoor work. The company stays focused on getting power systems fixed and maintained for roads and neighborhoods without extra layers of management getting in the way. In Houston the heat and occasional flooding make reliable electrical fixes important for keeping signals and lights running smooth across neighborhoods and main routes. Crews stay ready to handle whatever comes up on any given day.

Their crews handle signal work on high traffic FM routes, setting up lane closures and controls while making repairs. One job drew complaints when the right lane got marked closed but the left stayed open instead, creating confusion for drivers. On the positive side, another crew finished their tasks with strong safety steps in place and left the site in good shape. Homeowners and road crews have noted that the electricians complete the fixes correctly while keeping costs reasonable for the scope of work involved. Cases like the one Tim Torlincasi saw show them getting signals back online without dragging things out, and Elrick St. Clair pointed out how one group kept everything secure during the job.

Reviews show split results on how well the crews manage daily operations and site safety during electrical repairs. Some customers point to fair pricing and solid outcomes on the actual wiring or signal fixes, while others flag problems with traffic setups that slowed things down or caused issues on busy streets. Quality and communication come up in both directions depending on the crew on site that day. DIRT Score 2.18 from 11 reviews on Finds.

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“Cannot say their work is good, but I can definitely say that their traffic control practices need evaluated by someone outside of the company! When you are working on signals on an FM route that has high traffic, do you really mark the right lane is closed and then have the left lane closed? And as you move trucks around the workplace I could understand it occurring occasionally. However multiple days at two separate signals, and the exact same sign with same opposite lane blocked!?!”

“The crew came out and did an excellent job, they were also very safe.”

“Hope they leave the neighborhood soon.”

“These guys do the job right and at a good price”

“Great”