Sepmoree Electric

Sepmoree Electric runs out of Tyler Texas as a hands on electrical contractor covering residential commercial and industrial jobs across East Texas. The outfit got started in 1962 by Robert L Sepmoree with a focus on building electrical systems that hold up over time. Scott Sepmoree picked up the trade young worked summers before high school earned his master electrician card after studies at Texas State Technical Institute and now leads the family operation alongside his wife Tricia. They keep a 24 hour emergency line ready so homeowners and plant managers can reach someone when breakers trip or motors die without warning in the Tyler area.

Electricians on the crew handle motor repairs for wastewater treatment plants by pulling stock units off the shelf and rebuilding older ones to serve as backups. They test capacitors pulled from pool pumps right on the bench and swap them out when both fail to get the system spinning again. For shop fans that quit they order the right length motor after the first one comes in too long then install it along with a fresh belt at no added cost once the customer brings the unit in. John talks folks through pulling parts for testing over the phone while John and Josh fit new motors on irrigation pumps so the equipment runs like it just left the factory without dragging out the timeline.

Homeowners and plant operators rate the crew high because the fixes last the prices stay reasonable and someone answers fast when a pump or fan quits. Reviews single out the clear steps on capacitor checks the willingness to rebuild motors instead of pushing full replacements and the clean installs on fan motors that keep shops running without callbacks. That steady record on quality speed and straight pricing adds up in Tyler where weather and heavy use knock out equipment often. DIRT Score 4.81 from 46 reviews on Finds.

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“These guys know their stuff. They repaired an irrigation pump for me. When I got it back it looked and worked like brand new. They were timely and very fairly priced.”

“Called to check on a motor for our WWTF and they had it in stock. Also rebuilt the old motor for a backup. Great customer service. Thank you!”

“My pool pump stopped working. I called John at Electric Motor, and discussed what was happening. He suggested that I take the Capacitors off and bring them in for testing. I did as requested, and drove to visit him. His team tested both of my capacitors. Both where not working properly. They had both in stock. I purchased the items, and they discussed and labeled them for me to reinstall. Drove back to my house, reinstalled the capacitors, and the pool pump is back to operating as it had been before the failure. Saved me well over $1,000.00 for a new pump and installation.”

“Can’t say enough good things about this place. John & Josh fixed my shop fan & were very helpful & professional. The motor on my 42” shop fan went out. They ordered a new one but it was too long. They ordered another one & asked me to bring my fan to them. They installed the motor & new belt at no extra charge. Great, great men. They also rebuild aerators for aerobic septic systems & sell the submersible pumps too a lot cheaper than anyone else. Give them a try. You won’t be disappointed!”

“John and his crew have rebuilt two swimming pool pumps for me and the service and price was excellent both times. Once John turned the pump/motor around in one day and the second was two days and more complex. You will not meet a more honest and hard working group of people. The shop is next to a home and not right by the road but worth the effort to locate so ask for directions if you are not sure of the location.”