About Stratos Electric

Owner-Led. Licensed. Accountable.

A Round Rock commercial electrical contractor, founded in 2024 and run by its master electrician.

Electrical contractor's shop bay in the morning with shelving, wire spools and a white work van.
  • TECL #39622
  • Founded 2024

Why Stratos exists

If we make a mistake, we own it and make it right. We started Stratos Electric because too many facility owners were stuck with contractors who would not take on design-build, missed the schedule, or sent a change order for every surprise. We plan the work, keep the dates, and put every change in writing before it happens.

Credentials

  • 01

    License: Texas Electrical Contractor License, TECL #39622

  • 02

    Ownership: owned and run by Sebastian Eichler, Texas master electrician, license 697343

  • 03

    Insurance: general liability $2M per occurrence and $4M aggregate, a $2M umbrella policy, and $2M auto liability for hired and non-owned vehicles. Certificate of insurance on request.

  • 05

    Training: Our foremen and journeymen hold OSHA 30-Hour Construction training.

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Who does the work

You talk to the same people from the first call to closeout.

Sebastian

Owner Operator

Runs Stratos and stays on the jobs. Your first call reaches the person accountable for the outcome.

Michele

Operations Manager

Answers your call, schedules the visit and keeps your facility file current.

David

Sr. Project Manager

One project contact per job, with a direct line. The same person every week.

Steven S.

Safety and Employee Development

Runs the safety program and keeps the training records.

Hans and Jonathan

Journeymen and Foremen

Lead the field crews, do the work, and write the visit report before they leave.

Steven L.

Shop Manager and Apprentice

Keeps the shop and the material ready so the crew arrives with what the job needs.

How we work safely

Everyone goes home at the end of the shift. That is the standard.

  • 01

    NFPA 70E-based practice.

    Our electrical safety procedures follow NFPA 70E, the standard for electrical safety in the workplace. We also write electrical safety programs and lockout procedures for clients; see our NFPA 70E services.

  • 02

    PPE.

    Crews wear the protective equipment the task calls for, every time.

  • 03

    Lockout/tagout.

    Equipment is locked out and verified dead before we work on it.

  • 04

    Documented training.

    Training is recorded, and we share training records with clients on request.

We claim no certification we do not hold.

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