Early debridement and early flap reconstruction are accepted techniques in the primary treatment of severe electircal burns complicated by exposure of tendons, joints, bones and neurovascular structures. Local flaps are used in smaller wounds with otherwise healthy neighboring tissue, and are prone to failure. Pedicle flaps, particularly of the groin, have in the past provided good quality full thickness skin cover through multiple-stage operations. Both island flaps and free flaps have envolved as a single-stage operation achieving complete primary wound healing and allowing freedom of postoperative movement and nursing. Preoperative and intraoperative evaluation of condition of vessels play an important role in selecting proper cases for such flap reconstruction. We have presented our five year experience with 60 flaps in 47 electrical injury patients.