🛡️ Consumer Protection Guide

Avoid Electrical Repair Scams in San Juan

Don't let shady electricians shock your wallet in San Juan. Spot the red flags, verify credentials, and protect your home like family—here's how.

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Common Electrical Repair Scams in San Juan

Be aware of these tactic used by unlicensed operators

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Scammer demands large cash deposit for 'parts,' then ghosts you.

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Quotes cheap fix, uncovers 'hidden issues' after starting, jacks up bill.

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Claims your wiring/panel is dangerous and needs immediate full replacement.

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Does nothing visible, claims 'internal fixes,' takes payment.

Demand a certificate of insurance for liability & workers' comp. Call the insurer to confirm it's current (not expired).

Texas requires electrical licenses via TDLR. Verify free at https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/LicenseSearch/ by name or number—ensure it's active.

Get 3+ recent local references from Hidalgo County. Call them. Check BBB.org and Google reviews.

TDLR License Search: Go to https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/LicenseSearch/. Enter name/license #. Must be active.

Small deposit OK (under 20%), but never full amount before work. Avoid cash.

Big red flag. Pros get calls, don't solicit randomly. Verify everything.

Get certificate, then call insurer to confirm coverage & dates.

Get second opinion. Real issues are documented with photos.

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