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Electrical contractor M&A tracker

We track 7 public electrical contractor acquisitions in Texas since 2025 from press releases, trade press and SEC filings. Every row links to its source.

Last deal added: 2026-09-14

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DateBuyerTargetLocationSource
2026-09-14LoenbroPrism Electric

Loenbro acquired Prism Electric, a Texas and Oklahoma electrical contractor with about 2,500 employees, in what it called its largest acquisition; terms were not disclosed.

TXConstruction Owners Club
2026-08-06Veritas CapitalSaber Power Services, LLC

Veritas Capital agreed to acquire Houston-based Saber Power Services, a power infrastructure services provider for electrical systems, from Greenbelt Capital Management.

Houston, TXVeritas Capital (Business Wire release)
2026-03-12Shermco IndustriesPower Quality Engineering (PQE)

Shermco acquired Power Quality Engineering, a Cedar Park electrical design, commissioning and maintenance firm founded in 1996 that serves data centers and semiconductors.

Cedar Park, TXDallas Innovates
2026-01-06Allied Services GroupSubstations, Inc. (SSI)

Bear Castle Capital's Allied Services Group acquired Substations, Inc., a Texas high-voltage substation installation and maintenance contractor, as an add-on.

TXPrivSource
2025-10-08Golden Triangle Ventures, Inc.Deep South Electrical Contractors

Golden Triangle Ventures acquired Texas-based Deep South Electrical Contractors for $4.0 million over a 3-5 year term; Deep South becomes a wholly owned subsidiary.

TXStock Titan (GlobeNewswire release)
2025-08-21Blackstone (funds affiliated with)Shermco Industries

Blackstone-affiliated funds agreed to buy Irving-based electrical testing, maintenance and repair provider Shermco from Gryphon Investors in a deal valued at about $1.6 billion.

Irving, TXDallas Innovates
2025-06-17Sterling Infrastructure, Inc.CEC Facilities Group, LLC

Sterling signed a definitive agreement to buy substantially all assets of CEC Facilities Group for $505 million upfront; CEC will join its E-Infrastructure Solutions segment.

Irving, TXSterling Infrastructure press release (SEC 8-K Exhibit 99.1)