Amarillo, TX
(806) 376-9950

Amarillo, Texas · since 1926

Amarillo's electrical contractor since 1926, wiring homes, church sanctuaries and grain elevators across the Panhandle.

Four generations of the Honea family, one licence number, and a service list that runs from a kitchen circuit to a grain elevator's control gear. Emergency calls answered 24 hours a day.

The archive

A hundred years of Panhandle buildings, filed by the room they are in.

Six places this company keeps being called back to. Drag sideways to walk through them.

Backyard pool and spa at dusk with underwater lighting and landscape accent lighting switched on

The house

Where people notice the light, not the wiring

Under-cabinet runs, deck lighting, landscape and pool lighting. It is the part of a house nobody thinks about until it is done well, and it is the work our customers write about by name.

Church interior with a timber cross lit from behind by concealed accent lighting

The sanctuary

Lighting that is part of the architecture

Concealed accent lighting, pendants and ceiling work in rooms where people sit still and look up. The fitting is not hung on the building here, it is built into it.

Fuel forecourt and convenience store lit at a commercial site

The forecourt

Buildings that cannot close while you work

Shops, forecourts and strip centres. The electrical plan on a trading building is really a scheduling plan, and staged work is what keeps the doors open through it.

Grain handling equipment beside a steel silo with an electrical control box and motor

The elevator

Motors, controls and the boxes that run them

Grain handling equipment lives or dies on its control gear. This is the work the fourth generation brought into the business, and it is why our light industrial and farm sides use the same hands.

Agricultural facility at night with yard and area lighting switched on across the site

The yard

A working yard, lit properly

Farm lighting is an outdoor wiring problem long before it is a fixture choice. Weather, distance and dust decide the installation, and harvest decides the schedule.

Two white Triangle Electric Company pickup trucks with the company logo and licence number on the doors

The truck

TECL# 18914, on the door

The licence is printed where you can read it, on the truck that turns up. Emergency calls are answered around the clock, because faults do not keep office hours.

How the first call goes

Four questions, and we know what to put on the truck.

  1. 01

    What is it, and where

    A house, a shop, a sanctuary or a set of bins. The building decides most of the answer before anything else does.

  2. 02

    Is it urgent

    Anything arcing, smoking, hot or wet is an emergency and gets treated as one. A dead outlet is not, and saying so saves you money.

  3. 03

    What is already there

    Age of the panel, what has been added over the years, what keeps tripping. This is the part people apologise for and it is the useful part.

  4. 04

    When can we work

    On a trading building or a working farm the schedule shapes the job as much as the wiring does. We would rather ask than assume.

Founded
1926, by Cecil Honea
Licence
TECL# 18914
Generators
Authorized Cummins dealer
Emergency
Answered 24 hours a day

Named jobs

Two jobs, described by the people who paid for them.

Both name the person who did the work. Jim and Mike are family, and they are the names customers use when they write about us.

Under-cabinet, deck and waterfall lighting

I have used Triangle Electric for all of our home's electrical needs, from setting up under cabinet lighting to deck lighting and even set up our lighting for our waterfall. Their employees are courtesy and knowledgeable. Their cost are reasonable and fair. Jim offers quality service and I highly recommend them.
Emily Sanchez, on Google

Halogen fittings converted to LED

Mike went above and beyond to not only give a fair quote but to also tirelessly hunt down the right LED bulbs to replace the old halogen ones we had. He educated us on our kitchen under cabinet lights model and how things were wired. He worked with us every step of the way.
Melody Anssari - Loftus, on Google

The newest chapter

A company known for houses now spends a lot of its week at grain elevators.

The move into industrial and agricultural contracting came with the fourth generation, and it is the part of this business hardest to find anywhere else in the Panhandle. Same three-phase and motor-control skills, a much less forgiving place to use them.

Before you call

The questions we get asked most.

If something is arcing, smoking or hot to the touch, stop reading and call (806) 376-9950.

Since 1926, when Cecil Honea started the business selling and repairing appliances, radios and light fixtures alongside electrical contracting. The same family has run it ever since. Cecil's wife Mary Cecilia, known as Mamie, carried it through the Depression and the Second World War; their son James C. Honea, Sr. narrowed it to electrical contracting in the 1950s; his sons James Jr. and Michael came aboard in 1975; and Michael's son Christopher is the fourth generation working in it now.

Yes. Triangle Electric Company holds Texas Electrical Contractor licence TECL# 18914, and it is printed on every page of our own material so you can check it.

Yes, 24 hours a day. The office runs Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, but electrical faults do not keep office hours. Call (806) 376-9950. If something is arcing, smoking or hot to the touch, call rather than send a message.

Yes. We work across Amarillo and the wider Texas Panhandle, including farms and ranches. Agricultural work is a real part of what we do, not a sideline: stockyards, grain elevators and the electrical systems that keep handling equipment running.

New houses and remodels, commercial buildings from a full new build down to a single repair, light industrial projects, and agricultural facilities. If you are not sure which of those your job is, call and describe it. We would rather tell you plainly than have you guess.

We are an authorized Cummins Generator dealer, and we quote, install and service standby generators for commercial, residential and agricultural properties. We also service and repair generators from other manufacturers, so an existing unit does not have to be a Cummins for us to look at it.

Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle

Ready to talk about the job?

Call the office Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, or leave a note about the property and the work. Emergencies are answered around the clock. Texas Electrical Contractor licence TECL# 18914.

Call (806) 376-9950