Mr. Electric of Norman: Expert Electrical Services for Central Oklahoma

Mr. Electric of Norman provides comprehensive electrical services for homes and businesses throughout Central Oklahoma. Operating from its base in Norman, this locally owned franchise has been a fixture in the community for over three decades, balancing residential and commercial work. The company holds membership in relevant local professional associations and is deeply integrated into the area's operational fabric.

Key Electrical Services for Norman and Beyond

The company's services address common needs across Central Oklahoma's diverse built environment.

Electrical Safety and Power Systems

Electric panel installation and repair is crucial for older homes in Norman's historic neighborhoods like Miller and Westwood, where original systems may not meet modern demand. The company also performs electric inspections, ensuring compliance with local codes for additions common in areas like Brookhaven.

Lighting, Wiring, and Outlets

Light fixture installation and repair services are frequently requested for both classic bungalows near the University of Oklahoma and newer builds in communities like Indian Hills. Wire and outlet installation and repair address the needs of homes updating aluminum wiring, a material found in many area constructions from specific eras.

Modern Upgrades and Backup Power

Electric vehicle charging station installation supports a growing trend in suburbs like Edmond and Moore. Generator installation and repair is a vital service for many homes and businesses across the service area, providing backup power during Oklahoma's severe spring storm season and unpredictable ice storms in winter.

Detailed Areas Served

Mr. Electric of Norman's team is operationally familiar with the infrastructure characteristics across a wide region.

Primary Service Zone in Norman: The company regularly serves specific Norman neighborhoods including Miller, Westwood, Brookhaven, Indian Hills, and areas near the University of Oklahoma campus and downtown corridor.

Extended Service Area: The service territory extends to Oklahoma City, Edmond, Moore, Midwest City, and dozens of surrounding municipalities and county areas such as Blanchard, Noble, Tuttle, Purcell, and Slaughterville.

Company History and Local Roots

Founded locally as Kueny Electric in 1982, the business transitioned to become the seventh Mr. Electric franchise in the Neighborly family in October 1995. This milestone coincided with a period of significant growth in the Norman and greater Oklahoma City metro area. The company's physical operation has remained based in Norman throughout its history, expanding its service fleet to meet community needs.

Leadership and Team

Owner Bob Kueny obtained his Oklahoma Journeyman Electrician license in 1976 and his state Electrical Contractor license in 1981, credentials specific to the region. He and his wife Denise have been residents of Norman since the 1970s, raising their family in the community. The leadership maintains documented involvement with local trade associations. The team is composed of licensed electricians familiar with Central Oklahoma's specific electrical codes and utility requirements.

Community-Specific Specializations

• Solutions for common issues in mid-century and older homes prevalent in Norman's core neighborhoods, including federal-style housing and post-war additions.
• Services addressing power reliability concerns ahead of Oklahoma's volatile severe weather seasons, including tornado season and ice storms.
• Efficiency in navigating permit processes with local authorities like the City of Norman Development Center.
• Response protocols adapted to local geography, accounting for traffic patterns on major corridors like Interstate 35 and State Highway 9.
• Expertise in working with common local building materials, including the wiring and grounding challenges associated with older systems.

Local Reputation and Reliability

With over 40 years of operation under the same local ownership, Mr. Electric of Norman's longevity exceeds that of many market entrants. The business has established patterns of repeat business and referrals within the Central Oklahoma community. The company maintains consistency in meeting Oklahoma-specific code requirements and inspection standards. Its operational model is adapted to the specific challenges of serving a large geographic region with varied municipal requirements, from Oklahoma City to smaller towns like Chickasha and Guthrie.