Epic Electrical

Epic Electrical Epic Electrical is a trusted family owned electrical contractor operated by a father-son team. Electric.

Family owned and operated, E.P.I.C Electric LLC has been proudly serving Texas since 2009. Following in both his father and grandfather's footsteps, Griffin has continued providing outstanding electrical work alongside a hardworking certified team. From light fixture repairs to hot tub installations, we have the tools to get the job done safely and efficiently. We treat every home as if it were our own, and that goes for the wallet as well. With negotiable pricing and free estimates, there’s no way to lose with E.P.I.C.

Swapping out an electrical panel is a big step toward keeping a property safe and ready for everyday needs. We take care...
10/02/2026

Swapping out an electrical panel is a big step toward keeping a property safe and ready for everyday needs. We take care to check every connection and make sure everything meets current standards. Upgrading panels not only helps get rid of old, worn parts but also gives more room for new circuits and future upgrades.

If you’ve thought about a panel change or have questions about your current system, let’s talk. We’re here to help you power up with confidence.

Thinking about adding an EV charger at home this fall? 🚗⚡We install EV chargers with a focus on safety and following all...
09/24/2026

Thinking about adding an EV charger at home this fall? 🚗⚡

We install EV chargers with a focus on safety and following all electrical codes, so you can feel confident about your setup. Fall is a great time to get this done—installing now means you're all set before the colder months arrive.

We make scheduling easy and work around your availability so the process is as smooth as possible.

Ready to get started? Reach out to book your EV charger installation today.

Fall storms can hit fast and bring sudden power surges that put home electrical systems at risk.Installing whole home su...
09/10/2026

Fall storms can hit fast and bring sudden power surges that put home electrical systems at risk.

Installing whole home surge protection is one way we help keep your wiring, appliances, and electronics safe from unexpected spikes. Power surges can lead to costly repairs and damage that’s often avoidable with the right protection in place.

A surge protector adds a layer of safety for your home, giving you peace of mind as the weather changes.

Want to learn more about how surge protection works for your home? Reach out for details or to schedule an installation.

09/01/2026

That 100-amp panel in your garage is about to meet serious trouble: your new electric car.

Colleyville homes built before the 90s are running on electrical systems designed for a world without EVs, home offices, or smart home tech. A Level 2 charger pulls around 7.2 kilowatts... the average house in 1985 used roughly 1.2 kilowatts total. Your AC kicks on mid-charge? That ancient panel can easily overload, triggering breaker trips, overheating, and fire hazards. Those breaker trips are your home's final warning.

Here's what electricians won't tell you upfront: modern smart panels expose 'energy vampires' circuit by circuit, cutting your monthly bills. Texas insurers adjust premiums based on panel age. A proper electrical upgrade boosts home value while slashing EV charging costs versus public stations. The math actually works in your favor.

Three forces converging right now: aging infrastructure, unstable Texas grid, EV revolution. The complete fix covers all three angles: high-capacity panel, whole-home generator for outages, professional EV charging setup.

When did you last check what's actually powering your 2025 lifestyle?

08/05/2026

That federal tax credit everyone talks about? Location restrictions locked out plenty of Fort Worth homeowners from getting a dime. Reality gets worse: Texas heat hammers your wall outlet charging as your EV burns energy just cooling its battery down.

Here's what nobody mentions... older homes often need a $7,000 electrical panel upgrade before installing a charger. But there's a cheaper play: load management systems cost $300-600 and solve the same problem by pausing charging when your system is stressed.

Forget federal handouts. Local Fort Worth utility providers offer rebates up to $1,000 or more. Better yet, a Level 2 charger can add value to your property. And LG just opened their first US charger factory here in Fort Worth.

What's stopping you from checking your electrical panel today?

07/22/2026

Texas insurers are denying coverage for homes with outdated electrical panels. Forget the old FPE or Zinsco horror stories... now aging panels get scrutinized hard, leading to rejected policies or doubled premiums.

The engineering flaw is simple: old breakers fail to trip during overloads. Wires heat up inside your walls while the breaker just sits there. Add modern load demands (EVs, smart devices, multiple HVAC zones) and the math stops working. Most NRH homes from the 80s and 90s are running 100-amp panels trying to handle 200-amp lifestyles.

A compliant 200-amp upgrade runs $5,800 to $7,500 here. That solves the insurance problem and builds the foundation for solar or future tech. The 2023 code now mandates whole-home surge protection and outdoor disconnect for first responders.

When did you last open your panel and check the manufacture date?

07/20/2026

Texas has more power outages than any other state over the last five years. Colleyville sits right in the crosshairs of this aging grid crisis.

Here's what nobody talks about: brownouts are destroying your stuff right now. These voltage drops from our strained grid slowly fry circuits in computers, TVs, appliances. The damage is invisible until your expensive equipment dies early. A whole-home generator gives you clean, stable power and stops this silent theft.

The financial case is obvious. Frozen pipes from winter outages can hit you with $15,000 to $30,000 in total damage including water remediation and structural repairs. A generator adds 3-5% to resale value and cuts insurance premiums. Plus no more tossing hundreds in spoiled food or losing work-from-home income during outages.

Are you protecting your largest asset, or hoping the grid holds up one more summer?

✨ Out with the old, in with the new! 🔧Fresh panel, fresh start. Sometimes all it takes is one upgrade to completely tran...
04/01/2026

✨ Out with the old, in with the new! 🔧
Fresh panel, fresh start. Sometimes all it takes is one upgrade to completely transform the look and feel of a space. Swipe to see the difference! ➡️

⚡️ Protect your valuable equipment with our top-of-the-line Surge Protection solutions! Keep your electronics safe from ...
03/30/2026

⚡️ Protect your valuable equipment with our top-of-the-line Surge Protection solutions! Keep your electronics safe from unexpected power surges and ensure your peace of mind. Contact us today to learn more and get yours set up!

03/29/2026

Your refrigerator is killing your electronics.

Right now, as you read this, your AC and fridge are firing off tiny voltage spikes into your home's wiring. About seven times per day. 2,000 times a year. And here's the part nobody talks about: 80% of electrical surges originate inside your walls, not from storms.

Each spike creates invisible stress on circuit boards in your TV, computer, and smart home gear. Think bending a paperclip... first bend does little, but after hundreds of bends it snaps from metal fatigue. This silent degradation can slash electronics lifespan up to 50%. Most people think their devices just got old, but they were actually beaten to death by their own appliances.

Meanwhile, everyone relies on surge protector strips. Those only guard what's plugged directly into them. Your $8,000 HVAC system, hardwired smart thermostat, and refrigerator sit completely exposed. Plus the strips themselves wear out after absorbing surges for 3-5 years, then become useless.

Whole-house surge protector at the main panel plus quality point-of-use strips. That's the actual solution.

How many thousands in electronics are sitting unprotected in your house right now?

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Fort Worth, TX
76008, 76028, 76036, 76101-76124, 76126-76127, 76130-76137, 76140, 76147-76148,

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

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