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Who is hiring

Electrical jobs in Texas

74 permits that need electricians were pulled in Texas over the 9 days to August 15. That is roughly 58 a week. This is commercial and institutional work, led by commercial. Longer lead times, a general contractor between you and the owner, and a prequalification package expected before anyone talks price. Where a value is published, the median job is $41k and the largest was $264M.

74
permits pulled
58
new per week
$41k
median job value
Aug 15, 2026
most recent
Counts cover the 9 days to August 15.

Live right now in Texas

76 open
Just pulled a permit

Mosley Design Build

No value published
AustinPermit pulled Aug 15, 2026Mechanical

Likely scope, estimated

Electrical
HVAC/Mechanical
Fire Protection
Glazing

Mechanical permit at 1718 FAWN DR, Austin. Electrical, HVAC/Mechanical, Fire Protection trade work. Primary party: Mosley Design Build.

Just pulled a permit

HRNCIR Construction, LP

No value published
AustinPermit pulled Aug 14, 2026Plumbing

Likely scope, estimated

Electrical
Plumbing

Plumbing permit at 901 E 6TH ST UNIT 400, Austin. Electrical, Plumbing trade work. Primary party: HRNCIR Construction, LP.

Just pulled a permit

Modern Homes by X, LLC

No value published
AustinPermit pulled Aug 14, 2026Mechanical

Likely scope, estimated

Electrical
Plumbing
HVAC/Mechanical
Roofing
Concrete & Forming
+4

Mechanical permit at 1118 RICHARDINE AVE, Austin. Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC/Mechanical trade work. Primary party: Modern Homes by X, LLC.

Just pulled a permit

Ponsford Construction Co

No value published
AustinPermit pulled Aug 13, 2026Addition/Alteration

Likely scope, estimated

Electrical
Plumbing
HVAC/Mechanical
Roofing
General Contracting
+2

Addition/Alteration permit at 14609 BALLIMAMORE DR, Austin. Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC/Mechanical trade work. Primary party: Ponsford Construction Co.

What the work actually is

How City of Austin classified the 74 permits that name electrical.

General
21(28%)
Addition/Alteration
18(24%)
Mechanical
18(24%)
Electrical
11(15%)
Plumbing
5(7%)
Demolition
1(1%)

What is being built

The structure types behind the electrical work. This is the fastest way to tell whether the volume in Texas is your kind of job.

Commercial
22(76%)
Industrial
2(7%)
Institutional
2(7%)
Multi-Unit Residential
2(7%)
Semi-Detached/Detached
1(3%)

How to work this list

  • A pulled permit means the money is committed and the schedule is being built. For electricians that is weeks to months of warning before the call goes out.
  • On commercial and institutional work you are not selling the owner, you are selling the general contractor who is about to be awarded it. Find the GC, get on the bid list before the tender closes.
  • Have the prequalification package ready before you call: WSIB clearance or the local equivalent, certificate of insurance, safety record, three references in the same building type.

Electrical work in other markets

Other trades hiring in Texas

Where this comes from. Open permit records published by City of Austin, City of Fort Worth. AEC Stack reads them daily, classifies the trades each job will need, and drops the jobs too large for a small contractor to bid.

Win one of these and the rest of it runs itself

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Get qualified for this work

The licensing and certification route for electricians, and who employs them.