Best Electricians in Willis, TX (Ranked 2026)

At a Glance

*Figures are research snapshots as of Oct. 2, 2026.

Only six points separate first place from third. That matters. This is not a list where No. 1 ran away from the field.

Instead, each finalist has a different evidence profile. Roa led on satisfaction evidence. Elijah combined strong recent review activity with a newer business history. Cooper brought the longest track record but substantially fewer Google reviews.

How Best In MoCo Researched and Ranked Electricians Serving Willis

Fact Checked: October 2, 2026 · License Records Verified: October 2, 2026

We started with 10 electricians serving the Willis area. Three made the final ranking.

Each business moved through the same research process:

Discovered → Identity verified → Willis service relevance checked → TDLR license checked → Reviews analyzed → MoCoScore calculated → Top three published

Our research drew from Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation records, Google review data, Better Business Bureau profiles, company websites and the Best In MoCo MoCoScore.

We also looked at recurring review themes rather than relying on star ratings alone. The feedback in our research repeatedly touched on professional work, clear explanations, promptness and thorough diagnosis.

That process matters because a 5.0 rating by itself does not tell the whole story. Review volume, recency, business history, licensing and the nature of the feedback all add context.

Want the whole county instead of one city? The full Montgomery County electricians ranking applies the same evaluation to every eligible electrician we researched countywide. We have also published separate rankings for Conroe, The Woodlands, Magnolia, and Montgomery.

How the MoCoScore Works

The MoCoScore is Best In MoCo's 100-point scoring system. It compares businesses across nine categories:

The score gives us a consistent way to compare different evidence profiles. It does not mean we personally tested the electrical work.

That distinction is important. A company can have a perfect Google rating and still rank below another company once review volume, longevity, recency and the other scoring categories enter the picture.

1. Roa Electrical Services, No. 1 Overall MoCoScore

Roa Electrical Services takes the No. 1 spot because it had the strongest satisfaction evidence among the finalists.

At the time of our research, Roa had a 5.0 Google rating across 84 reviews. It earned 20 out of 20 points for Satisfaction, with zero negative review topics in the research used for this ranking.

Roa is based in Pinehurst, not Willis, but Willis is included in its service area.

Its business history in our scoring data is eight years. Texas licensing records show electrical contractor license EC33566 as Active, with an expiration date of May 4, 2027. The associated master electrician is Roberto Abel Roa, license 380716.

The BBB profile for Roa Electrical Services is Not Rated.

What Roa lists

Roa's company website lists: Electrical troubleshooting, Panel upgrades, EV charger installation, Dedicated circuits, Surge protection, Ceiling fans, Outlets, LED retrofits, Lighting, Rewiring.

For a Willis homeowner, that gives Roa documented service evidence across several common residential electrical jobs.

Why Roa ranked first

The difference was not simply its 5.0 rating. Cooper also had a 5.0 Google snapshot.

Roa paired that rating with 84 reviews, compared with Cooper's 14, and produced the strongest satisfaction evidence in our scoring. Its 20/20 Satisfaction result and zero negative review topics helped push it to an 83.2 MoCoScore.

2. Elijah Services Electrical, Strong Recency

Elijah Services Electrical finished just 3.2 points behind Roa.

It had a 4.9 Google rating across 70 reviews in our research, with the newest review dated Sept. 22, 2026. That recent activity helped distinguish Elijah's evidence profile.

Elijah is based in Conroe and is the newest finalist in this ranking.

There are two dates worth separating here. Texas licensing records show electrical contractor license EC39122 was issued May 3, 2024. That makes the contractor license about two years old as of our research date. BBB, however, reports that the company started June 20, 2023, making the business itself about three years old.

Those figures measure different things. We do not treat the age of the TDLR contractor license as the company's full time in business.

TDLR lists EC39122 as Active with an expiration date of May 3, 2027. The associated master electrician is Travis Joseph Magruder, license 661788.

Elijah's BBB profile carries an A+ rating and accreditation.

What Elijah lists

The service evidence used in our research includes: Wiring, Electrical panels, EV chargers, Lighting, Generators.

For Willis homeowners thinking about backup power, the generator listing is especially relevant when comparing the finalists.

Why Elijah ranked second

Elijah's 80.0 MoCoScore put it close to the top spot. Its Google snapshot combined a 4.9 rating with 70 reviews, and its newest review in our research was from Sept. 22, 2026.

The tradeoff is history. Elijah is the newest of the three finalists, with BBB reporting a June 20, 2023, company start date.

That does not make it a two-year-old business. The roughly two-year figure applies to the age of its TDLR contractor license at the time of research.

3. Cooper Electric, Longest Track Record

Cooper Electric has the longest track record of the three finalists.

It also had a 5.0 Google rating, matching Roa's rating, but across a much smaller review base of 14 reviews.

Cooper is based in Montgomery. Its website lists service in the Lake Conroe, The Woodlands, Montgomery and Spring areas.

Texas records show electrical contractor license EC22187 as Active, with an expiration date of May 31, 2027. The original EC issue date is May 9, 2005. The associated master electrician is Delbert L. Cooper, license 88727.

Why you'll see two longevity figures

Our scoring dataset used 21 years for Cooper's business history. We kept that figure in the scoring rather than changing an input after the ranking was calculated.

During quality review, however, we confirmed Cooper Electric's exact BBB profile. BBB identifies Delbert Cooper as the owner and reports a business start date of Aug. 17, 2001, or 25 years as of our Oct. 2, 2026, research date. The BBB profile is Not Rated.

So both figures appear on this page for different reasons: 21 years is the figure used in the scoring dataset that produced Cooper's 77.2 MoCoScore. 25 years is the business history reported by BBB.

We are disclosing the difference rather than silently changing the scoring data after the fact.

What Cooper lists

Cooper's website lists: Residential electrical work, Commercial electrical work, Emergency service calls, Light fixture work, New-building electrical installation.

That emergency-call evidence gives Willis homeowners another point to compare when planning for electrical problems that may not happen during normal business hours.

Why Cooper ranked third

Cooper's long history and 5.0 Google snapshot are strengths in the research. The key difference is review volume.

Its 14 Google reviews made for a smaller review evidence base than Roa's 84 or Elijah's 70. Once the full MoCoScore was applied, Cooper finished at 77.2.

Which Electrician Fits the Work?

A higher overall MoCoScore does not automatically make one electrician the right fit for every job. Start with whether the company actually lists the type of work you need.

Based only on the service evidence used for this ranking:

"Not established" does not mean the electrician cannot do the work. It means the evidence in this ranking did not establish that service. Ask the company directly before assuming a job is outside its scope.

That distinction is especially useful for specialized work around Willis and Lake Conroe.

Electrical Issues Willis Homeowners Mentioned

The electrical needs around Willis are not limited to one type of job. Our research surfaced several practical areas homeowners may want to ask about when comparing electricians.

Ceiling fans

Ceiling fan work is directly listed by Roa. If that is your project, you have a documented service match to start with.

For the other finalists, confirm the scope directly rather than assuming fan installation is included under broader electrical services.

Outlets, wiring and new wiring

Roa lists outlet work and rewiring. Elijah lists wiring. Cooper lists full electrical installation for new buildings.

The exact job matters here. Replacing an outlet, addressing existing wiring and wiring a new structure are not the same scope. Tell the electrician what you are dealing with before comparing quotes.

Surge protection and LED work

Roa lists surge protection and LED retrofits among its services.

If either is a priority, ask what equipment and installation scope the quote includes. Do not compare two prices until you know whether the proposed work is actually the same.

Boat-lift electrical work

Boat lifts deserve a separate question in the Willis and Lake Conroe area.

Our finalist research does not establish boat-lift electrical service for any of the three companies. We therefore do not attribute that specialty to Roa, Elijah or Cooper.

If you need boat-lift electrical work, ask directly whether the electrician handles that scope before scheduling.

Generators and storm-outage readiness

Backup power creates the clearest service difference among the finalists in the evidence we reviewed.

Elijah's BBB service information lists generators. Cooper advertises emergency service calls. Those are not the same service. Generator work concerns backup-power equipment, while an emergency service call concerns availability for an electrical problem.

If storm and outage readiness is your priority, ask specifically what the company handles rather than treating "emergency" and "generator" as interchangeable.

How to Choose an Electrician in Willis

The ranking can narrow your list. The next step is making sure the electrician fits your address and your actual job.

Before hiring, check:

• Project fit. Ask whether the company regularly handles the specific work you need.
• Your Willis address. Confirm the electrician serves your exact location before scheduling.
• TDLR status. Recheck the contractor license before work begins.
• Business identity. Make sure the company name, license and person or entity you are hiring match.
• Recent feedback. Look beyond the average star rating and read the current review pattern.
• Written scope and price. Get clear on what work is included before comparing quotes.
• Materials. Ask what equipment or materials the quote includes.
• Warranty. Ask what warranty, if any, applies to the work and materials.
• Scheduling. Confirm when the work can start and how long the expected job will take.
• Emergency availability. If that matters to you, ask what counts as an emergency call and when service is available.
• Travel charges. Because none of our finalists is headquartered in Willis, ask whether your address carries a travel or service-area charge.
• Boat-lift scope. For Lake Conroe-related work, confirm boat-lift experience and scope directly rather than assuming general electrical service covers it.

The cheapest estimate is not automatically the best comparison. Compare scope, not just price.

How to Verify a Texas Electrical Contractor License

Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation records give homeowners a direct way to check contractor-license information.

For the three finalists, our Oct. 2, 2026, research found:

Elijah's contractor license was issued May 3, 2024. Cooper's original EC issue date was May 9, 2005.

License status can change. Do not rely on a directory page forever. Recheck the TDLR record before hiring.

TDLR records:

• Roa Electrical Services TDLR record
• Elijah Services Electrical TDLR record
• Cooper Electric TDLR record

What the Review Research Tells Us

Star ratings are useful. They are not enough on their own.

Roa and Cooper both had 5.0 Google snapshots in our research, but Roa had 84 reviews while Cooper had 14. Elijah sat between them on volume with 70 reviews and carried a 4.9 rating.

That is why the ranking does not simply sort companies by stars.

The review evidence we analyzed also showed what customers tended to value. Recurring themes included: Professional work, Clear explanations, Thorough diagnosis, Promptness.

Those themes are useful when reading reviews for your own job. Look for feedback that resembles the work you need, not just praise in general.

A review about diagnosis may be more useful when you have an unexplained electrical problem. Feedback tied to a particular type of installation may matter more when you already know exactly what work you need.

Volume adds confidence, but job relevance adds context.

Understanding the MoCoScores

The MoCoScore is a research comparison, not a guarantee of what will happen at your house.

The final scores were: Roa Electrical Services: 83.2, Elijah Services Electrical: 80.0, Cooper Electric: 77.2.

The six-point spread from first to third reflects three different evidence profiles.

Roa led with the strongest satisfaction evidence, including a 20/20 Satisfaction score and zero negative review topics in the research.

Elijah finished close behind with strong recent review activity and is the newest finalist.

Cooper brought the longest business track record but the smallest Google review base of the three.

The scores help organize the evidence consistently. They do not prove that No. 1 will be the right electrician for every Willis homeowner or every electrical job.

Use the ranking to build your shortlist. Then compare service fit, availability and scope for your specific project.

FAQs About Electricians Serving Willis, TX

Ready to Compare?

Start with the electrician whose documented services best match your job, then verify that the company serves your Willis address.

Compare the scope of work, current license status, scheduling and price before making your decision.

The goal is not to pick a name from a ranking and stop there. Use the ranking as a shortcut to a stronger shortlist, then compare the finalists against the work you actually need done.

Sources, Research Date & Editorial Disclosure

Research date: Oct. 2, 2026. Businesses analyzed: 10 electricians serving the Willis area. Finalists published: 3.

Best In MoCo used Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation records, Google review data, Better Business Bureau profiles and company websites in this research. The MoCoScore provided a consistent scoring framework for comparing the finalists.

Best In MoCo did not hire or test these electricians firsthand. Ratings, review counts, license information, business-history figures and other research details are snapshots and may change after publication.

None of the three finalists is headquartered in Willis. This ranking covers electricians serving Willis, Texas.

For Cooper Electric, the ranking dataset used 21 years of business history. BBB reports a business start date of Aug. 17, 2001, or 25 years as of the research date. Best In MoCo retained the original scoring input and discloses the BBB figure separately.

For Elijah Services Electrical, the TDLR contractor license was issued May 3, 2024, while BBB reports a company start date of June 20, 2023. The license age should not be read as the company's full time in business.

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