Super Electric

Company Facts

Super Electric at a Glance

By the numbers

Google rating

4.9out of 5

Customer reviews

51on Google

Rating and review count pulled from Google on October 2, 2026.

What We Like

• 4.9 rating from 51 reviews on its Google Business Profile as of September 30, 2026
• Published hours show 24 hour availability Monday through Saturday
• Reviews name the owner directly, suggesting hands-on involvement on jobs
• Stated scope covers residential, commercial and industrial work, including panel upgrades and rewiring
• Northeast San Antonio base is well placed for Windcrest, Live Oak and the Loop 1604 corridor

Things to Consider

• Published hours list Sunday as closed, which sits awkwardly beside the website's 24/7 claim
• Licence, insurance and guarantee claims come from the company's own site and are not independently confirmed here
• 51 reviews is a solid but modest sample, so read the recent ones
• Likely too small for multi-site or multi-crew contracts

Google rating

4.9

Based on 51 Google reviews

Review data updated October 2, 2026

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Rating Distribution

• 5 stars98%
• 1 star2%

Electrical work in San Antonio splits fairly neatly along the age of the building. Inside Loop 410, in neighbourhoods like Alta Vista, Beacon Hill and parts of the South Side, you find houses old enough to have knob-and-tube remnants, two-prong outlets, aluminium branch wiring from the seventies, and 60 or 100 amp services that were never meant to carry a modern air conditioner plus an induction range plus a car charger. Out in the newer subdivisions off Loop 1604 and up toward Stone Oak, the problems are different: builder-grade panel brands, undersized circuits in garages, and additions that were wired fast. Super Electric positions itself across all of it, describing residential, commercial and industrial capability, with wiring and rewiring and panel upgrades named specifically on its own site.

The address on Las Campanas Street puts the business in the northeast quadrant, near the Loop 410 and 1604 corridor, which is convenient for Windcrest, Live Oak, Universal City and the growing stretch toward Converse. That geography matters more than people expect. An electrician based on the northeast side can usually reach a same-day call in that arc without a forty minute crawl on the highway, and travel time is often the hidden cost in any emergency call-out.

What the company claims about itself is worth reading carefully rather than taking as verified. Its site states licensed and insured electricians, 24/7 emergency service, upfront pricing and a satisfaction guarantee, along with roughly 15 years of experience and more than 150 satisfied clients. Those are the company's own words, and none of it is independently confirmed in what we can see. The part that is externally checkable is the review record: a 4.9 rating from 51 reviews on the Google Business Profile, read on September 30, 2026. Several of those reviews name Henry directly and describe honest dealing and care taken over the job, which is the kind of feedback you get from a small shop where the owner is still on site.

For day-to-day work, the range described covers what most people actually call an electrician for. Panel and service upgrades, which in San Antonio usually means moving from 100 to 200 amps and coordinating a meter disconnect with CPS Energy. Rewires and partial rewires in older homes. Outlet and circuit additions, GFCI and AFCI protection, ceiling fans and lighting, and the sort of diagnostic hunt that starts with a breaker that will not stay closed. On the commercial side, tenant fit-outs, lighting retrofits and three-phase equipment hookups sit within the stated scope, and the mention of industrial work suggests comfort with heavier gear than a purely residential outfit would take on.

A few things to ask before you book. Any panel change, service upgrade or new circuit in the City of San Antonio requires a permit pulled by a licensed contractor and an inspection afterward, so ask who is pulling it and whether the permit fee sits inside the quote. Ask for the Texas Electrical Contractor licence number, then check it on the TDLR website, which takes about a minute. Ask how the after-hours rate works, because a business advertising 24 hour availability will normally price nights and weekends differently from a Tuesday morning, and you want that on the phone rather than on the invoice. Ask what warranty covers labour and what covers parts, separately. And on any rewire, ask specifically about drywall repair, because whether the electrician patches or simply cuts is one of the biggest swings in what the job actually costs you.

Compared with the alternatives in this market, San Antonio has a handful of large residential-and-HVAC companies with heavy advertising and structured pricing books, plus a long tail of one-truck operators. A company this size falls between the two. You are likely to get direct access to the person doing the work, which most people prefer, and a more personal read on a tricky old-house problem. The trade-off is capacity. Super Electric is not the obvious choice for a multi-building rollout or a job that needs several crews running at once, and the Sunday closure in the published hours is worth noting despite the 24/7 language on the website. If you need one property looked after properly by someone who will remember it next time, that is the fit here. Confirm scope and pricing in writing, as you would with anyone.

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About This Business Profile

Last reviewed

October 2026

Profile last updated

November 11, 2026

Google review data updated

October 2, 2026

Sources checked

Google Business Profile, Company website

Could not verify

License (none published), insurance, founding year

Sponsorship status

No commercial relationship