Residential electrical, done by our own electricians.
Main panel upgrades, whole-home standby generators, whole-home surge protection, and the ordinary service calls nobody wants to drive out for. Oklahoma electrical contractor licence #00154312, residential only, all of Oklahoma.
Get an Electrical QuoteCRE Roofing keeps electricians in house - two of them, on staff, holding Oklahoma electrical contractor licence #00154312 in the company name. It started because solar, battery storage and solar detach and reset all need a licensed electrician on the crew - and it means we also do straight electrical work: upgrading a main panel, installing a standby generator, adding a circuit, or working out why half the house went dark. Residential only. Houses, garages, shops and outbuildings. No commercial or industrial work.
That is a genuinely unusual combination in this state. Most roofing companies have no electrician and turn this work down. Most electrical shops have never been on a roof, so a bent service mast after a hail storm turns into two contractors and two conversations instead of one.
Licensed, insured, in house
A number you can check, not just an adjective.
Oklahoma electrical contractor licence #00154312
Held in the company name, Clean Residential Energy, the same way our Oklahoma roofing registration #80007347 is. Ask for it and look it up before you sign anything.
Two electricians on staff
Not subcontracted, not a single owner-operator. That is the actual reason this company can also do solar interconnection and detach and reset work.
Same insurance as our roofing crews
Electrical work runs under the same policy as the rest of CRE Roofing, not a separate arrangement bolted on afterward.
What we do
Three kinds of call, one crew.
Main panel upgrades
100 amp to 200 amp service, full panels with nowhere left to land a breaker, and the recalled panels still sitting on Oklahoma houses.
Standby generators
Generac and other major brands, on natural gas or propane, wired to a transfer switch, starting on their own when the grid drops. We also wire portable-generator inlets with manual transfer switches.
Service calls and repairs
Dead circuits, nuisance tripping, flickering lights, bad GFCIs, scorched receptacles. The everyday list, below.
New circuits and dedicated loads
EV charger, hot tub, well pump, shop subpanel, freezer, window unit, sump pump. Sized and permitted properly.
Battery and interconnection
Critical loads panel, battery interconnection and system commissioning - the electrical half of a solar or backup project.
Code and safety corrections
Missing grounding or bonding, double-tapped breakers, open splices, aluminum branch wiring, undersized service conductors.
The one thing we actually push
Whole-home surge protection.
Oklahoma loses transformers and takes lightning hits every storm season, and both send a voltage spike down the line into whatever is plugged in - the HVAC control board, the refrigerator, the water heater, a home network, a generator's own transfer switch. A whole-home surge protective device installed at the panel is the one upgrade that guards everything on the circuit at once, instead of one power strip at a time.
It is a same-visit add to a panel upgrade or a generator install, or its own short job on an existing panel. Ask for it - it is the electrical work we most want homeowners to actually get, not an upsell we bury in a bullet list.
The everyday list
This is the work a lot of companies will not schedule because the ticket is small. It is a normal day for us - a $250 service call / diagnostic fee, and no after-hours dispatch.
- Outlets and switches that stopped working
- A breaker that trips as soon as it is reset
- Flickering or dimming lights
- GFCI and AFCI breakers and receptacles
- Ceiling fans, light fixtures and bath exhaust fans
- Recessed lighting and under-cabinet circuits
- Smoke and carbon monoxide detector wiring
- EV charger circuits in the garage
- Hot tub, spa and pool equipment circuits
- Well pump and irrigation controller circuits
- Garage, shop and outbuilding subpanels
- Outdoor and weather-resistant receptacles
- Aluminum branch wiring remediation
- Generator inlets and manual transfer switches
- Kitchen and bathroom remodel rough-in
Not on the list? Call and ask. The answer is usually yes.
Where roofing and electrical meet
The storm damage nobody inspects.
Wind and falling limbs bend service masts, tear weatherheads loose and pull meter sockets off the wall. That is storm damage to the same house the roof claim is already about, and it is one of the most commonly missed line items on an Oklahoma claim - because the roofer does not look at the electrical service and the electrician never sees the claim.
We look at both on the same inspection. How Oklahoma roof insurance claims work · Our 5-Year Electrical Workmanship Warranty
Common questions
Do you do commercial electrical work?
No. Residential only - houses, garages, shops and outbuildings on residential property. We would rather say that than send a crew to something they do not do every day.
Are your electricians employees or subcontractors?
Employees. Two electricians on staff, in house, covered under the same insurance policy as the rest of the company. Our shingle crews are subcontracted, like every roofing company at our size, and we say so on the about page - the electricians are the opposite, and that is the reason we can do solar interconnection, detach and reset, and straight electrical work at all.
Will you come out for one small job?
Yes, all day. One dead outlet, one breaker that will not stay on, a fixture swap - normal work here, not a favor. There is a $250 service call / diagnostic fee for that kind of visit, same as any electrician charges to come find a fault.
Is the estimate free?
For quoted work, yes - a panel upgrade or a standby generator gets a free, no-obligation quote. Troubleshooting an existing problem is different: someone has to actually come find the fault before anyone can quote a fix, and that visit carries the $250 service call fee.
Do I have to be a roofing customer?
No. Electrical work stands on its own. Plenty of it happens on houses whose roofs we have never touched.
Do you pull the permit?
Yes. We pull the electrical permit ourselves and coordinate the utility disconnect and reconnect on panel and service work, so that is not a phone call you have to make.
Do you offer after-hours or emergency electrical service?
No. We run standard business hours, Monday through Friday. Call and we will get panel work, a generator or a service call scheduled - just not as an overnight emergency dispatch.
Do you hold a dealer agreement with Generac?
No. We install Generac standby units without a manufacturer dealer agreement - with Generac or anyone else - which is exactly why we also install every other major generator brand instead of being tied to one. We quote whichever unit actually fits the house.
Do you service or maintain the generator after it is installed?
No. We install it - the siting, the transfer switch, the wiring, the permit and getting it running - and we do not offer ongoing maintenance or a service plan afterward. Check the manufacturer's recommended service interval and line up a servicer for that before you need it.
Do you run the gas line for a generator yourselves?
No. The gas line is done by a licensed plumber we bring in for it - subcontracted, the same way our roofing shingle crews are - while our own electricians handle the siting, wiring, transfer switch, permit and commissioning.
What areas do you cover for electrical work?
All of Oklahoma. In Missouri we do solar detach and reset only - taking panels off for a roof job and putting them back - not general electrical service.
Can storm damage to the electrical service go on my roof claim?
Often, yes. Wind and falling limbs bend service masts, tear off weatherheads and pull meter sockets loose from the wall, and that is storm damage to the same structure the roof claim is already about. It gets missed because the roofer does not look at it and the electrician never sees the claim. We look at both.
Where we work
Oklahoma and Missouri, both in full.
Two home states, not one plus a side territory. Our office is in Warr Acres and we run crews across Oklahoma and Missouri, with active work in Texas. If hail hit your town, call and we will tell you straight whether we are already working your area.
Talk to an electrician, not a call center.
Panel upgrade, standby generator or a circuit that keeps tripping - tell us what the house is doing and we will tell you what it takes to fix it.
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