AC and dryer on the same summer
Main chatter, lights dip, the 100-amp can is done. We size the service for the house you have, not the sticker from 1998.
INCREDIBLE ELECTRIC, LLC pulls, lands, and labels the copper that keeps West Houston houses from cooking their own breakers — then Albert leaves the deadfront looking like we were never in the garage.

Albert Bustos runs INCREDIBLE ELECTRIC, LLC from 21819 Katy Fwy. He is the person who texts back, parks the van, and torque-checks the lugs — not a dispatcher with a tablet in another zip.
Residential and light commercial work along the Katy corridor: service changes, repair calls, new runs for kitchens and shops.
Three kinds of work that show up on this corridor. Full list lives on the services page.
Tired 100-amp cans, Federal Pacific leftovers, and breaker stacks that trip when the AC and the dryer share a summer afternoon.
Repair calls that start with a flashlight in a hallway and end with a tight splice, not a coil of leftover Romex in the attic.
Dedicated runs, EV chargers, and lighting that does not share a bathroom circuit because the last remodel guessed.
No menu of fake dollar tiles. Albert prices from the cover photo you send and the load you actually have — then confirms on site before copper moves.
Leave a number on the contact page. The thanks screen is instant; the quote is a callback, not a bot.
The conduit is short on purpose. You should not wait three days to hear if we can open a cover.
Phone field on /contact. The page thanks you on the spot.
Same day when the van is west of Beltway 8, next morning if we are in a can.
Load check, photo of the guts, and a price you can refuse.
Land, label, sweep. You get the before/after of the deadfront.
If a lug is cooked we say so. We do not paint over a scorched bus and call it a tune-up.
Katy traffic is real. We text when we leave the last job, not after you have waited on the driveway.
Cuttings bagged, labels printed, breaker directory matching the actual rooms.
Soft stills of the work — not a stock pack of smiling crews.
Yes. The shop sits on Katy Fwy. Cinco Ranch, Energy Corridor, and west-side light commercial are the usual map.
We will open it, photograph the bus, and tell you if a service change is the honest move. We will not “clean contacts” and leave a known-bad panel.
That is the whole contact flow. Pick the job, type the number, and the page says thanks. Albert calls you back — no account, no app.
Main chatter, lights dip, the 100-amp can is done. We size the service for the house you have, not the sticker from 1998.
Someone borrowed a bathroom GFCI for the microwave. We pull a dedicated run and leave the directory honest.
Pre-sale walkthrough: double-taps, scorched lugs, and what can wait versus what should not close.
Drop a phone. The contact page thanks you on screen, then Albert rings from Katy Fwy.