Electrical services
One shop for the dead outlet and the field full of poles.
A lot of companies pick a lane. Cobb Electric never has. The same crew that resets a tripped breaker in a kitchen on a Tuesday afternoon is the crew that gets called when a whole row of parking lot poles goes dark. Residential, commercial and industrial work comes out of one shop in Longview, and it always has.
Paul Matlock has run the technicians since 2005, and part of that job is deciding which kind of call a job actually is before anyone drives out. A flickering porch light and a panel that needs replacing get scheduled differently, and the person who answers the phone can usually tell which one you have before a truck ever leaves the shop.

What Cobb Electric is known for
Site and security lighting
The work they name first, and the work you can go and look at. Parking lots, sports fields, building exteriors, the dark corner of a property that nobody wants to walk across.
- Site lighting
- Outdoor lighting
- Outdoor security lighting
Everything else on the truck
Panels, repairs, and the buildings around them.
These three cover the rest of what gets called in: upgrading a service that has outgrown itself, tracking down a repair that keeps coming back, and the wiring that goes into a church, a bank, a restaurant or a shop rather than a house.
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Service upgrades
Panels and services that were sized for a house or a building that has since grown. Longview has a lot of them.
Covers: Service upgrades
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Electrical repair
From a minor residential fault to a repair on an industrial system, diagnosed properly before anything gets replaced.
Covers: Electrical repair · Light fixture installation
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Commercial and industrial
Churches, schools, banks, restaurants, retail, office space and industrial shops, plus the data cabling that goes in with them.
Covers: Computer line installation · Light fixture installation
Free estimates
Not sure which of these covers your job? Call and describe it.
State-licensed electricians only, covered by general liability and worker's compensation. Estimates are free on anything from a house call to an industrial job, and there is a one year workmanship guarantee behind the work either way.