Black and white photo of a vintage shop interior from Triangle Electric's website: a man in a cardigan stands behind a counter, with glass light shades on shelves and chandeliers hanging from the ceiling.

Call the shop

Amarillo's electricians, since 1926.

Free estimates for homes, businesses and farms across the Texas Panhandle. Emergency calls get answered at any hour.

  • Texas license TECL 18914
  • Office open Mon to Fri, 8 to 5
  • Emergency service 24/7

A shop interior from Triangle's own website.

  • Emergency24/7 service
  • LicenseTECL 18914
  • GeneratorsCummins dealer
  • MemberIEC

What we wire

Houses, banks, churches and grain bins.

One Amarillo shop wires the house, the bank down the road and the silos out past Claude. Call for a free estimate on any of it.

A large stucco house with a red tile roof, a round balcony and a fountain in the front garden.
Residential

Homes

New houses, remodels, installs and repairs. Triangle has wired homes in The Colonies and Stoneridge Ranches, at Lake Texoma, and around a backyard pool.

19,000sq ft, the top of their home range. They start at 2,500.
  • Lighting, indoors and out
  • Repairs and upgrades
A stone and timber bank building with a red tile roof under a blue sky.
Commercial

Businesses

Banks, churches, stores and truck stops, on design/build or bid/build jobs. Their technicians trained in a four-year certified electrical school.

5,000sq ft, Citizens Bank in Amarillo.
  • Love's Truck Stop, Clayton, NM
  • Churches in Amarillo and Claude
Six steel grain silos on flat Panhandle farmland, with a barbed-wire fence in front and clouds above.
Agricultural

Farms and ranches

Grain storage, stockyards and elevators. They wired Skarke Farms' silos in Claude and have worked farms in Booker and Perryton.

4silos wired at Skarke Farms, Claude, TX.
  • Stockyards and ranches
  • Conveyor belt repair
Authorized dealer

Cummins generators

Triangle sells, installs and services Cummins generators, and repairs other brands too. Ask for a standby generator quote before the next storm.

3jobs in one call: sales and installation, service and repair, standby quotes.
  • Sales and installation
  • Service and repair
  • Standby generator quotes
Two white Triangle Electric Co. pickup trucks parked on a dirt lot in front of a new house.
Service calls

Service calls

Something stopped working? Call the shop. Their maintenance work runs from installing your lights to repairing conveyor belts.

24/7emergency calls, any hour.
  • Electrical maintenance
  • Light industrial work

How it works

From phone call to finished work.

Four stops, and the estimate is free.

  1. Any time

    Call the shop

    Ring (806) 376-9950 or send an email. Tell them what is going on: a dead outlet, a remodel, a new barn.

  2. Free

    They learn the job

    Size, building, deadline, who else is on site. They ask what they need to price it right.

  3. Free

    You get an estimate

    Free on every kind of job they do. Bigger projects can go design/build or bid/build.

  4. Work day

    The crew shows up

    Licensed technicians do the work under TECL 18914. After-hours emergencies get answered too.

The line on their homepage: “Quality, Service, and Courtesy.”

Why Triangle

One family, one trade, since 1926.

Four generations of Honeas have run this shop, and the phone still gets answered.

A page from Triangle Electric's history section: a sepia portrait of a young man in a suit, with the words A history of us.
From the history page on Triangle's own website.

Someone picks up

Emergency service runs 24/7. The office keeps regular hours, Monday to Friday, 8 to 5.

Licensed, TECL 18914

Their technicians trained in a four-year certified electrical school, and the company belongs to IEC.

Family-owned

Christopher Honea is the fourth generation in the business his great-grandfather started in 1926.

Free estimate

Homes, businesses, light industrial and farm work. Call, describe the job and get a price.

The estimate

What it costs to find out? Nothing.

Call, describe the job and get a price. Triangle's website says the estimate is free, whether it is a house, a bank or a grain elevator.

Design/buildOne team plans it and builds it.
Bid/buildYou bring the plans, they bring the bid.
Call for your estimate

On Google, word for word

“Jim offers quality service and I highly recommend them.”

“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.”
Emily SanchezHome lightingGOOGLE

“He worked with us every step of the way.”

“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.”
Melody Anssari-LoftusLED upgradeGOOGLE

Reviews as shown on Google Maps. Names are the reviewers' own.

Before you call

Three things people ask first.

The answers come from Triangle's own website and project pages.

Is the estimate really free?

Yes. Their website says to call for a free estimate, and that covers homes, businesses and farms.

Will anyone answer at night?

For an emergency, yes. They list 24/7 emergency service. The office itself is open Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.

Is my job too small, or too big?

Their Google reviews mention under-cabinet lights and a bulb swap. Their project pages list a 5,000 sq ft bank and four grain silos.

Recent work

Jobs you can drive past.

A few of the buildings Triangle has wired, taken from their own project pages.

A new bank building in Amarillo.
Citizens BankAmarillo, TX5,000 SQ FT
A Love's truck stop with fuel canopies at dusk.
Love's Truck StopClayton, NM4,500 SQ FT
A Toot'n Totum store with a car wash and oil change bay.
Toot'n TotumAmarillo, TX4,000 SQ FT

More from their project pages

St. Joseph's ChurchAmarillo St. Hyacinth ChurchAmarillo United Methodist ChurchClaude Skarke Farms Grain StorageClaude, four silos Little B FarmBooker Tregellas Family FarmsPerryton

Our story

It started with radios and light fixtures.

Cecil Honea opened the business in 1926. Four generations later, the Honea family still runs it from Amarillo, 1414 S Hughes St.

  1. 1926

    Cecil Honea starts the shop

    Appliances, radios and light fixtures, bought and repaired, plus electrical contracting.

  2. 1934

    Mamie takes over

    After Cecil's death, his wife Mary Cecilia (“Mamie”) Honea runs the company through the Depression and World War II.

  3. 1950s

    Back to the wires

    Their son James Honea Sr. takes charge and drops the retail side to focus on residential and commercial electrical work.

  4. 1975

    Two more Honeas

    James Jr. and Michael Honea join the company.

  5. 1995

    Incorporated

    The business becomes Amarillo's Triangle Electric Company, Inc.

  6. Today

    Fourth generation

    Michael's son Christopher Honea works in the business, which now also does light industrial and agricultural jobs.

Where they work

Amarillo first, then the Panhandle.

The shop is at 1414 S Hughes St. These are the towns where Triangle has done the jobs on its project pages.

Is your town on the list?
  • Amarillo, TXHome base
  • Claude, TXChurch, silos
  • Booker, TXFarm
  • Perryton, TXFarm
  • Clayton, NMTruck stop
  • Lake TexomaHome

FAQ

Quick answers.

Anything else, call the shop and ask for the estimate.

(806) 376-9950
Is the estimate really free?

Yes. Triangle's website says to call for a free estimate, and that goes for homes, businesses and farms alike.

Can I call at night or on a weekend?

For an emergency, yes. They list 24/7 emergency service. The office itself is open Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.

Do you work on farms and ranches?

They do. Their agricultural work covers farmers and ranchers, stockyards and grain elevators, including four silos at Skarke Farms in Claude.

Do you sell and install generators?

Triangle is an authorized Cummins generator dealer. They handle sales, installation, service and repair, work on other brands too, and quote standby generators.

Are you licensed?

The company's Texas electrical contractor license is TECL 18914. It is also an IEC member, and its technicians trained in a four-year certified electrical school.

Who owns the company?

The Honea family. Cecil Honea started it in 1926, and his descendant Christopher Honea is the fourth generation working in the business.

Lights out? Call the shop.

Free estimates, emergency calls at any hour, and a family that has wired Amarillo since 1926.

(806) 376-9950
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