Job Description

Licensed journeyman electricians in DFW: hourly plus incentive pay, your van goes home with you, and on-call rotates and pays extra.

You will not start your day in a yard. The van is in your driveway, the gas card is in the van, and your first stop is the customer. You come to the Southlake shop when there is a reason to, not every morning at 6:30.

You will not be the guy who takes every after-hours call. On-call rotates across the whole team, and you get paid extra to take it.

You will not be running conduit in a trench in July. TLC is a service company, not a construction company. You diagnose it, you fix it, you go home.

Hourly base plus incentive pay. Benefits at 60 days. Paid training and paid license renewal. TLC has served Dallas-Fort Worth since 2003, and new ownership is putting real money into the trucks, the systems, and the team.

What the work is

• Residential and light commercial service: troubleshooting, repairs, panel and breaker work, service changes, lighting, device replacement, code corrections, and whatever a 40-year-old house decides to do that morning
• Clean, code-correct installs you would put your name on
• Leave the house better than you found it and earn the 5-star review
• Follow the safety protocols. Nobody gets hurt to save a same-day.

What you get

• Take-home van and gas card
• Incentive pay on top of your hourly wage
• Health, dental, and vision at 60 days
• Paid training and paid license renewal, including ServiceTitan University and structured field training
• Rotating on-call with additional pay
• Company iPad and uniforms
• A paperless field. ServiceTitan on the iPad, so the customer history and the ticket are in your hand before you knock.
• Help behind you. Apprentices and our operations manager keep material moving so more of your day is billable and less of it is windshield time.
• A company that is actually growing. We plan to open additional locations, and we would rather promote the people already here than hire strangers into those seats.

What you bring

• Current Texas Journeyman Electrician license (TDLR), in good standing
• 1 to 5 years of hands-on service work, residential or light commercial. Service experience matters more to us than total years in the trade.
• Your own hand and power tools
• Valid driver's license and a clean enough MVR to be insured on a company van
• Comfortable with attics, crawl spaces, ladders, and 50 lb of material in a Texas August
• You can talk to a homeowner without making them nervous

If you are a licensed journeyman who is tired of 6:30 yard calls and getting stuck with every after-hours emergency, we want to talk to you.

TLC Electrical Services is an equal opportunity employer.

You should be proficient in:

• Electrical Troubleshooting Skills
• Electrical Systems Diagnostics & Repair
• Electrical Installation
• Electrical Troubleshooting
• Electrical Repair
• EV Charger Installation (EVSE)