Terry Van De Vyvere
Explained problem to Chase on the phone. Couldn’t get to me until next day so he asked a few questions and easily resolved my issue over the phone. That is service you don’t find often.
C9 Electric is a locally owned electrical service company serving Burkburnett and nearby areas. It provides electrical work for homes and small businesses, including installations, repairs and inspections.
Last Updated October 2, 2026.
Burkburnett, Wichita Falls, Iowa Park, Electra, Henrietta, Holliday, Petrolia, Byers and Windthorst.
C9 Electric is one of 8 electricians ProsGrade lists in Wichita Falls, Texas.
5 services listed, including Electrical panel installation and upgrades, Circuit breaker installation and repair and Wiring and outlet work. Open 7 days a week. Rated 5.0 from 58 reviews.
How C9 Electric compares with the other 7 electricians on ProsGrade in Wichita Falls, using public Google ratings and review counts.
Customers describe phone troubleshooting that resolved breaker or electrical issues without an on-site visit; one had a breaker problem after a storm. Other reviews mention same-day response and an on-time arrival, while one customer calls the technicians courteous and informative.
Explained problem to Chase on the phone. Couldn’t get to me until next day so he asked a few questions and easily resolved my issue over the phone. That is service you don’t find often.
Had an issue with my breaker after a storm, called them up and they help me fix it without them even having to come out. Saved me over 100 dollars. Quick professional and honest !
I 100% recommend C9 Electric. They are a professional and hard working team. I am thankful that i have found a company I can trust for any future electrical work.
We had a good experience. The guys came at the exact time they said they would, and fixed all our problems we had. They were courteous, informative, and knowledge. I would recommend them for all your electrical needs.
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Frequent breaker trips, flickering lights, burning smells near the panel or trouble running multiple appliances can signal an overloaded or outdated system.
An electrician can inspect the breaker panel, wiring and circuits, review electrical load, then test the system after a repair or installation.
A subpanel may help when electrical demand expands in a garage, workshop or new room; it can distribute power and organize circuits.