Cross Buck Construction: Barn, Shop and Well Pump Wiring in West Texas

Barn and shop wiring

Running power to the building

Underground or overhead feeder from the house or meter to the barn or shop, sized for the load you plan to run.

Inside the building

Subpanel, circuits, lighting and outlets, plus dedicated circuits for a welder or compressor.

Panel capacity

Sometimes the house panel needs an upgrade before a new building can be fed. We check first. See electrical services.

Well pump wiring and repair

New pump circuits and controls

Disconnects, pressure switches and controls for new and replacement pumps.

Diagnosing a pump that trips or won't start

The usual causes are a failing motor, a bad pressure switch, damaged wire, water in a connection or a circuit that is too small for the pump. If a pump box or disconnect is hot, buzzing or burnt-smelling, shut it off at the breaker if you safely can, stay clear and call (806) 496-6999.

Solar option for remote wells

Where there's no power line, see solar well pumps.

We do this work on shops and barns in Lubbock County and out across the South Plains.

Trenching included

Underground feeders need a trench. We run our own dirt work equipment, so digging, laying conduit and backfilling stay on one schedule.

Where we work

Cross Buck Construction is based in Wolfforth, TX and works across West Texas, centered on Lubbock and the South Plains. Towns we cover: Wolfforth (our base), Lubbock, Lamesa, Seminole, Brownfield, Levelland, Slaton and Plainview, Texas. Rural roads are welcome. Not sure you're in range? Text your town to (806) 496-6999 and you'll get a straight yes or no.

More about our service area

Town pages: Electrician in Wolfforth, TX · Electrician in Lubbock, TX · Related answer: Shop and barn electrical

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Frequently asked questions

Can you run power to a barn or shop?

Yes. Cross Buck Construction runs underground or overhead power from your meter or house to barns, shops and outbuildings, sized for the load you plan to use. We can trench the line with our own equipment, then set a subpanel and wire the circuits, lighting and outlets inside the building.

Do you wire and repair well pumps?

Yes. Cross Buck Construction wires new well pump circuits, disconnects and controls, and repairs pumps that trip, short-cycle or will not start. We work on ranch, farm and rural home wells across West Texas and Eastern New Mexico from our Wolfforth base. Call or text (806) 496-6999.

How much does it cost to wire a barn or shop?

It depends on the distance from the meter or house, trench length and soil, wire size for the load, how many circuits, lights and outlets you need, and whether your panel needs an upgrade. Cross Buck Construction scopes it from photos or a visit; call (806) 496-6999 for a quote.

Why does my well pump keep tripping the breaker?

A well pump that trips its breaker can point to a failing pump motor, a bad pressure switch, damaged wire, water in a connection or an undersized circuit. Turn it off, stay away from wet connections, and call or text Cross Buck Construction at (806) 496-6999 to diagnose it safely.

Do you do ranch electrical work outside town?

Yes. Cross Buck Construction does barn, shop and well pump wiring on rural places around Wolfforth, Lubbock, Lamesa, Seminole, Brownfield, Levelland, Slaton and Plainview, Texas. Text the town and your road to (806) 496-6999 for a straight yes or no.

Cross Buck Construction (two words) is a Wolfforth, Texas business serving West Texas and Eastern New Mexico.