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Electrician The Woodlands Tx – Mark Ellison
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Electrician The Woodlands Tx – Mark Ellison
Mark Ellison built his electrical contracting business from the ground up right here in The Woodlands Tx, drawing on his long-standing ties to the community to handle residential and light commercial work across neighborhoods in The Woodlands Tx and surrounds.
As owner-operator he keeps every job hands-on, starting with clear upfront quotes and finishing with workmanship clients can inspect themselves. The schedule stays consistent so homeowners know exactly when to expect service without surprises.
Daily work in The Woodlands Tx means adapting to the mix of established homes and newer builds, where older wiring and panel upgrades often need attention alongside routine troubleshooting.
I started this business after years working electrical jobs across Montgomery County, settling in The Woodlands Tx because the mix of 1980s homes in neighborhoods like Grogan's Mill and Panther Creek kept showing the same wiring issues from humidity and occasional freezes. Running service calls in nearby Conroe and The Woodlands area made it clear there was room for an owner-operated Electrician The Woodlands Tx that shows up on time and explains the work. We keep regular hours Mon–Fri 8am–6pm and Sat 9am–2pm so families in Alden Bridge and Cochran's Crossing can get help without rearranging their whole week.
- Owner-operated by Mark Ellison with local roots in The Woodlands Tx
- Business hours Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, Sat 9am–2pm
- Upfront quotes before any work begins
- Workmanship you can inspect on every project
- Service focused on The Woodlands Tx and immediate surrounding neighborhoods
Mark Ellison
Owner · Since 2008
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓Open Mon–Fri 8am–6pm
- ✓Sat 9am–2pm
Our guarantee
Owner-operated with upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect on every job in The Woodlands Tx neighborhoods.
Testimonials
What The Woodlands Tx, TX Customers Say
“Kitchen outlets kept tripping the breaker whenever we used the toaster and coffee maker together. The electrician located a worn GFCI outlet behind the counter and swapped it out along with checking the circuit load. Outlets have stayed on without issue through multiple meals since.”
“Garage lights stopped working after heavy rain last month. He traced the problem to water in an exterior junction box and replaced the corroded wiring and fixture. Lights turn on reliably now even after another downpour.”
“Needed a dedicated outlet added in the upstairs office for two monitors and a printer. He ran new 12-gauge wire from the main panel through the attic and installed a surge-protected receptacle. No more tripped breakers or tangled cords on the desk.”