Electrical Contractors in Indiana
Find licensed electrical contractors in Indiana for residential, commercial, and industrial scope — bonded, insured, and ready to bid.
Top Contractors in Indiana
License-verified contractors serving the entire state.
Cassady Electrical Contractors
Commercial contractor in Bloomington, IN
Indiana Industrial Services
Industrial contractor in Mishawaka, IN
Mounts Electric
Electrical contractor in Evansville, IN
Price Electric Inc.
Electrical contractor in Bloomington, IN
Carmichael Electric
Electrical contractor in Logansport, IN
K&R Electric
Electrical contractor in South Bend, IN
NGR Electric
Electrical contractor in Gary, IN
Pritt Electric Corporation
Commercial contractor in Indianapolis, IN
Story Electric
Electrical contractor in Wabash, IN
Azure Electrical
Electrical contractor in Broad Ripple, IN
K & A Electrical Solutions
Electrical contractor in Pendleton, IN
Kissinger Electric
Electrical contractor in Columbia City, IN
Martell Electric
Electrical contractor in South Bend, IN
Mr. Electric
Electrical contractor in Plainfield, IN
Payne Electric Co Inc
Electrical contractor in Indianapolis, IN
Rider Electric
Electrical contractor in Columbia City, IN
Rizor K Electrician
Electrical contractor in Indianapolis, IN
SamCo Electric, Inc
Electrical contractor in North Terre Haute, IN
TC Electric
Electrical contractor in Indianapolis, IN
The Planet Solar & Wind
Solar contractor in Terre Haute, IN
Walkup Electric
Electrical contractor in Goodland, IN
Contractors by City in Indiana
Indiana Contractors FAQ
+What's the difference between an electrician and an electrical contractor in Indiana?
An electrician performs the work. An electrical contractor is the licensed business entity that hires electricians, carries insurance, and pulls permits in Indiana.
+How do I vet a contractor in Indiana?
Check active state license, certificate of insurance, references, and bonding. Every WireCircuitPro premium listing carries verified documentation.
+Do contractors in Indiana handle both residential and commercial?
Many full-service contractors do. Look for separately listed commercial or industrial capabilities if your scope is non-residential.