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Prodigal Son Services is a Texas-based contracting company specializing in residential, commercial, and multifamily electrical systems, maintenance programs, and infrastructure solutions.

Shorter days have a way of showing you exactly where a property is underlit.Entergy Texas recently reminded communities ...
10/26/2026

Shorter days have a way of showing you exactly where a property is underlit.

Entergy Texas recently reminded communities that working streetlights become even more important as daylight hours shrink. Midland County also approved replacing 37 exterior fixtures with LEDs to improve illumination, efficiency, and long-term operating costs.

Fall is a good time to walk your property after dark—not at noon—and look for:

* Burned-out or flickering fixtures

* Dark paths, stairs, parking areas, and entrances

* Lights blocked by trees or aimed where they create glare

* Timers or photocells that no longer match sunset

* Recurring trips or signs of moisture around outdoor equipment

Good exterior lighting isn’t about making a property look like daytime. It’s about putting dependable light where people walk, work, park, and enter.

If a public streetlight is out, report it to the utility or municipality responsible for it. If the problem is on your property, document the fixture and location so it can be diagnosed safely.

Plan the work. Work the plan.

When was the last time you walked your property after dark—and what did you notice?

We can’t say enough great things about Double Spur Ranch. Come by ,spend some time at the barn, and you will know why.
10/25/2026

We can’t say enough great things about Double Spur Ranch. Come by ,spend some time at the barn, and you will know why.

10/19/2026

A downed power line is never something to check up close.

High winds knocked out power for thousands of San Antonio customers last week. And in Houston, a worker died after contacting a power line.
These events are a reminder that electrical safety matters before, during, and after a storm.

If you see a fallen wire or equipment touching a line:

* Stay well back. The wire may still be energized.

* Don’t touch the wire, a vehicle, fence, tree, or other object it may be contacting.

* Keep other people away, then call 911 and the utility.

* If a vehicle or piece of equipment contacts a line, stay inside unless there’s an immediate danger like fire.
Call for help and wait for the utility to confirm the power is off.

For homeowners, businesses, and property managers, include downed-wire procedures in your storm plan. Make sure staff and residents know who to call and where to get reliable outage updates.

The grid is receiving new investments, including Entergy’s new 1,215-megawatt station in Orange County. That helps add supply for Southeast Texas, but safe decisions around local electrical hazards still matter at every property.

Plan the work. Work the plan.

Would everyone at your home or property know what to do if a power line came down nearby?

10/08/2026

One brick at a time.

A higher electric bill does not always mean your electrical system is using more power.Austin Energy’s new rates took ef...
10/05/2026

A higher electric bill does not always mean your electrical system is using more power.

Austin Energy’s new rates took effect October 1. Although several bill components changed in different directions, the utility estimates the average electric bill will increase by about $3.66 per month.

That is a good reminder to look beyond the total before assuming something is wrong.

If a bill increases, start with a few practical questions:

* Did the price or fee structure change?

* Did actual kilowatt-hour usage increase?

* Were new appliances, equipment, tenants, or EV chargers added?

* Are exterior lights operating longer than intended?

* Are timers, photocells, or lighting controls working correctly?

* Did HVAC or other equipment begin running more often?

* Is the increase temporary, seasonal, or part of a continuing pattern?

Programs such as Harris County’s new community-solar initiative may eventually help eligible households lower their bills without rooftop panels.
But lower energy costs and backup power are two different goals.
A bill credit does not keep refrigeration, lighting, access controls, or other essential equipment operating during an outage.

Start by defining the problem you are trying to solve. Then review the numbers, the equipment, and the available options.

Plan the work. Work the plan.

When your electric bill changes, do you compare the actual usage—or only the amount due?

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09/28/2026

When was the last time someone checked your electrical system before something stopped working?

Texas utilities are investing in grid upgrades and using tools such as drone inspections to identify problems before they become outages. Property owners can apply that same principle on their side of the meter.

Preventive electrical maintenance does not mean replacing everything. It starts with understanding what you have and documenting what needs attention.

For a home, business, or apartment community, that may include:

* Checking panels and electrical equipment for visible deterioration

* Testing emergency and exterior lighting

* Reviewing recurring breaker trips, flickering lights, or warm devices

* Confirming timers, photocells, and lighting controls operate correctly

* Verifying available capacity before adding EV chargers, HVAC equipment, or other large loads

* Prioritizing repairs by safety, reliability, and operational impact

A planned assessment gives you information and options.

An emergency gives you a problem and a clock.

At Prodigal Son Services, we believe reliability begins with knowing the condition of the system you already own.

Plan the work. Work the plan.

What electrical issue at your property keeps returning without a clear diagnosis?

A huge THANK YOU to Contractor Verified and all of the amazing sponsors who made the Golfinity event such a great time! ...
09/25/2026

A huge THANK YOU to Contractor Verified and all of the amazing sponsors who made the Golfinity event such a great time!

We had an awesome time, met some incredible people, and made some great connections. We truly appreciate everyone who helped make the event possible!

Until next time!

09/24/2026

Change starts with you!

Now hiring Electrician - $24- $35/hrNow hiring residential service electrician!We are growing and looking for the right ...
09/23/2026

Now hiring Electrician - $24- $35/hr

Now hiring residential service electrician!

We are growing and looking for the right addition to our team. Residential experience required.

Pay based on experience and license .

Must have tools and reliable transportation. We work in the Austin metroplex and surrounding areas.

Call or Text 361-516-5230

Texas doesn’t just need more electricity. We need more people who know how to build, maintain, and protect the systems d...
09/21/2026

Texas doesn’t just need more electricity. We need more people who know how to build, maintain, and protect the systems delivering it.

Recent reports show Texas reached record power demand this summer while contractors continue struggling to find qualified electricians and skilled craft professionals. At the same time, one high-voltage engineering company is establishing its North American headquarters in Dallas and planning 1,000 new jobs.

That tells us something important: the electrical industry isn’t slowing down. It is changing and expanding.

For a young person considering their future, this career can begin with a willingness to learn:

* Show up ready and on time.
* Be coachable.
* Learn basic math and how to read plans.
* Respect safety and follow instructions.
* Take pride in improving your skills.

An apprenticeship can lead to a career as a journeyman, foreman, superintendent, estimator, project manager, master electrician, contractor—or into controls, renewable energy and mission-critical work.

College is a good path for many people, but it is not the only path to a skilled, respected, and financially sustainable career.

We have to expose more young people to the trades and show them what is possible when knowledge, discipline, and opportunity come together.

Plan the work. Work the plan.

Who introduced you to the value of skilled trades—and which young person could benefit from that same conversation today?

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15500 Voss Road Suite 1151
Sugar Land, TX
77498

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+18888513289

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