Auto Electrical & No-Start Repair

Silence is Frustrating. We Fix It.

From dead batteries to complex wiring issues, we use advanced diagnostics to pinpoint exactly why your car won't start.

The "Big Three" No-Start Causes

🔋 The Battery Texas heat kills batteries in 3-4 years. We perform Cold Cranking Amp (CCA) tests to see if your battery is truly dead or just drained.
Symptoms: Rapid clicking sound, dim lights, no dash lights.
⚡ The Alternator Your battery starts the car, but the alternator keeps it running. If this fails, your car will die while driving.
Symptoms: Battery light on dash, whining noise, car dies at stoplights.
⚙️ The Starter The motor that spins your engine to life. We test the ignition signal and relays before replacing it to ensure it's not just a fuse.
Symptoms: Single loud "Click", grinding noise, key turns but nothing happens.

🐿️ Rodent Damage & Wiring Specialists

Squirrels and rats in College Station love to chew on modern soy-based wiring harnesses. If you have weird electrical glitches, check engine lights, or your car suddenly won't start, don't replace the whole harness. We can often surgically repair the damaged wires, saving you thousands.

We Fix The "Ghost" Issues Too

🔌 Power Windows
🔒 Door Locks
🩸 Parasitic Battery Drains
💡 Headlight Circuits
⚠️ Dashboard Warning Lights

Verified Electrical Reviews

★★★★★

"I was having issues with my starter and battery. They found the issue quickly and were very helpful with the whole process. Definitely would recommend 👍"

— Adam K.

Common Electrical Questions

Why does my battery keep dying overnight?

This is called a "parasitic draw." Something is staying on when the car is off (like a glove box light, radio, or aftermarket alarm). We trace the circuits to find the thief.

Can I drive with a bad alternator?

Not for long. Once the alternator fails, your car runs only on the battery's reserve power. You typically have 15-30 minutes before the engine shuts off completely.

How long do car batteries last in Texas?

Due to our extreme heat, the average life of a battery here is only 3 to 4 years. If yours is older than 3 years, we recommend testing it before summer hits.