Best Electricians in Montgomery County, TX

Veteran Electric earned the highest overall MoCoScore in our comparison at 82.3/100.

Its strongest scoring categories included customer satisfaction, review recency, risk signals, and professional verification. It also had the largest Google review count among the three finalists in our research snapshot, with 180 reviews alongside a 4.9 rating.

The margin over second-place Roa Electrical Services was only about 1.7 points, however. That's important context. The ranking identifies Veteran as the highest scorer under our methodology, not as proof that it will be the best electrician for every homeowner or every project.

Our research recorded Texas electrical contractor license EC29665 as Active on September 23, 2026.

The TDLR record identifies VETERAN ELECTRIC INC as the electrical contractor and lists an expiration date of June 17, 2027 in the research snapshot. The associated master electrician recorded in the research was Vincent M. Anderson, license 403814.

Because license status can change, homeowners should verify the current record with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation before hiring. An active contractor record also does not verify every technician or guarantee the quality of a particular job.

Veteran combined a 4.9 Google rating with 180 reviews in the research snapshot, giving it substantially more review volume than the other two finalists.

Its newest/lowest sample contained 29 unique reviews, including 25 with written comments, with the latest sampled review dated August 31, 2026.

Our methodology does not rely on the aggregate number alone. Recent and lower-rated written reviews were also incorporated into the research process to look beyond the headline rating.

The approved review analysis included praise for workmanship, professionalism, pricing, responsiveness, and problem solving. Other comments described communication or follow-up problems. Those customer accounts inform the review analysis; they are not regulatory findings.

The BBB profile reports a 2012 business start, which was used as a third-party claim for business-age scoring.

Veteran's own About page separately states that it has served the Houston area since 2013. These are different statements and should not be interpreted as independently confirming the same milestone.

Approved evidence places Veteran Electric in the Spring / The Woodlands area.

The company also lists 29634 Geneva Dr, Spring, Texas in the research evidence, but that address was not independently verified as a walk-in office.

A service-area statement should not be interpreted as proof that the company has a physical office in every community it serves. Confirm your exact address when requesting an estimate.

Veteran finished first, but homeowners should still compare the actual proposal against alternatives.

Ask whether your specific job is within the company’s scope, confirm scheduling, request pricing and scope in writing, clarify warranties, and verify any service-call or travel charges before approving work.

Roa Electrical Services scored 80.6/100, placing it only about 1.7 points behind Veteran Electric.

Roa also had the highest Google star-rating snapshot among the finalists at 5.0/5 across 84 reviews.

That makes Roa a useful example of why our rankings aren't based solely on stars. MoCoScore considers multiple dimensions of the available evidence, so the company with the highest aggregate star rating does not automatically receive the highest overall score.

Roa received 19.6/20 for customer satisfaction, 10.7/15 for review confidence, and 15/15 for attribute sentiment. Its lower review volume and shorter BBB-reported business history limited its total relative to first place.

Our research recorded TDLR electrical contractor license EC33566 as Active on September 23, 2026.

The recorded TDLR listing identifies ROA ELECTRICAL SERVICES LLC and showed an expiration date of May 4, 2027. Roberto Abel Roa, license 380716, was the associated master electrician in the research snapshot.

Homeowners should recheck the current TDLR record before hiring.

Roa's research snapshot showed 5.0/5 across 84 Google reviews.

Its selected newest/lowest sample contained 26 unique reviews, including 25 with written comments. The latest sampled review was dated July 7, 2026.

The sampled comments described positive experiences involving work quality, communication, scheduling, professionalism, pricing, and problem resolution. Seven review attributes had enough written feedback to score. Warranty and follow-up did not.

As with every finalist, we did not treat the headline star rating as sufficient by itself.

BBB reports a 2018 business start, which was used as the approved third-party business-age claim in scoring.

That date is not independent proof of continuous operations or of the owner’s total industry experience.

Company service information reviewed for this comparison names Magnolia, The Woodlands, Conroe, Willis, and Montgomery.

The company also lists 28215 Vallie St, Suite 1F, Pinehurst, Texas, but the research did not independently verify that location as a walk-in office.

Those service-area claims do not establish a physical Roa office in each city.

Roa is particularly relevant to homeowners comparing contractors for panel upgrades or EV-charger installation based on the service evidence reviewed.

Roa’s recent-health calculation rested on only three sampled ratings from the latest 12 months. Its 100% coded sentiment applies only to attributes with enough comments to qualify, not to every customer or every aspect of service. The approved evidence also did not establish emergency hours, financing, or warranty terms.

Before hiring, confirm that your address and exact project are covered, verify the current license, and compare a written estimate against at least one other qualified contractor when practical.

AAA Bishop Electric earned a 77.9/100 MoCoScore, placing third among the finalists.

One notable point of differentiation is business history. Its BBB profile reports a 1991 start, earlier than the BBB-reported dates for the other two finalists.

That reported history generated the maximum 10/10 longevity score. Coded review attributes contributed 12.1/15, while the active contractor license contributed 5/5. Its 4.6 Google rating, 44-review volume, and recent sample limited its satisfaction, confidence, and recency scores.

We deliberately describe 1991 as a BBB-reported start date. Our research did not independently establish 1991 as the company’s founding date.

Our research recorded TDLR electrical contractor license EC20665 as Active on September 23, 2026.

The research snapshot showed an expiration date of September 28, 2027 and identified Monte D. Bishop, license 102750, as the associated master electrician.

As with the other finalists, homeowners should check the current TDLR record before making a hiring decision.

AAA Bishop's Google research snapshot showed 4.6/5 across 44 reviews.

Its newest/lowest review sample contained 26 unique reviews, including 25 with written comments. The latest sampled review was dated June 14, 2026.

Written comments included praise for professionalism and service alongside concerns involving workmanship or follow-up and a recent service dispute.

Those are customer accounts used as review evidence. A customer dispute is not a proven regulatory violation.

The BBB profile reports a 1991 start, which was used as a third-party claim for approximately 35.7 years in the scoring model.

The company separately claims more than 30 years of experience. The exact founding date was not independently verified.

Approved service information names The Woodlands, Spring, Magnolia, Tomball, and Conroe.

Again, service to a city does not establish a physical office there.

AAA Bishop may be especially relevant to homeowners who value a longer reported business history or who are comparing options for panel or generator work.

The company advertises guaranteed work and 24/7 emergency availability, but the research did not establish the guarantee terms or an emergency response time. Financing was also not established.

For emergency service, confirm availability and expected response directly rather than relying on a general emergency-service claim.