Commercial electrician, Kingsland
Commercial Electrician in Kingsland, TX
Commercial electrical maintenance, repairs and projects for Kingsland facilities, from our shop in Round Rock.
Something down right now? Call (737) 301-4536What Kingsland facilities call us for
For Kingsland facilities, most calls come down to two kinds of work:
Facility maintenance and repair.
Troubleshooting, panels, lighting, equipment power and recurring maintenance, with a written report after every visit.
Facility MaintenanceCommercial projects.
Tenant improvements, equipment power and service upgrades, designed, permitted and closed out by one electrical contractor.
Commercial ProjectsPermits and inspections around Kingsland
Kingsland is unincorporated, so Llano County and Burnet County rules apply.
Our electrical contractor license (TECL #39622) is statewide. We file the permit, handle the utility paperwork and meet the inspector.
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Who issues electrical permits: Kingsland is unincorporated and spans Llano and Burnet counties. On the Llano side, Llano County Development Services takes applications through its iWorQ portal. On the Burnet side, Burnet County Development Services in Burnet handles 911 addressing, OSSF, development and floodplain permits.
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How to apply: Find out which county the site is in first. Llano County reviews development, OSSF, road cut, plat and addressing applications against its Commissioners Court orders and notes that other agency approvals may be needed first. Burnet County lists development, OSSF and floodplain permits. Neither county lists a building or electrical permit.
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Typical review time: On the Llano side, the county asks for 7 to 10 business days for non-floodplain determinations, longer for floodplain, septic and commercial projects. Not published for the Burnet side.
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What to know locally: Kingsland sits on Lake LBJ. Marinas on Lake LBJ need an LCRA permit under the Highland Lakes Marina Ordinance, and LCRA's watershed ordinance covers the Colorado River watershed in Burnet County and part of Llano County.
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Utility coordination: Central Texas Electric Cooperative (has a Kingsland branch office) and Pedernales Electric Cooperative both serve the area; check by address. CTEC's Kingsland branch office is at 706 Cottonwood Drive. For new service, CTEC asks for the 911 address and type of service, sends a staking technician, and requires a right-of-way easement and its New Construction Requirement Form; all fees must be paid before construction. Where PEC serves, it asks for an approved site plan and plat for commercial sites.
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Inspections: Not published by the city.
Kingsland questions
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Which county issues permits in Kingsland? It depends on the side of the county line. Llano County uses an iWorQ online portal; Burnet County Development Services is in Burnet. Neither lists an electrical permit.
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Is there a local electric co-op office in Kingsland? Yes. Central Texas Electric Cooperative has a branch office at 706 Cottonwood Drive in Kingsland.
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Does a marina on Lake LBJ need an LCRA permit? Yes. LCRA says all marinas on Lake LBJ must have an LCRA permit.
Recent work near Kingsland
Our recent projects are in Austin, Round Rock and Burnet. See the case studies. We also serve the nearby communities of Gainesville.
Kingsland facility? Start with the assessment.
You get a ranked list of what needs attention, budget ranges and a written scope. If there is a fee, it is credited toward the work when you approve within 30 days.
Or call (737) 301-4536.
Sources
Permit and utility facts checked 2026-11-02 from: newtools.cira.state.tx.us burnetcountytexas.org ctec.coop ctec.coop mypec.com lcra.org. Rules change; we confirm them on every permit.