Electricians in Connecticut
19 electricians and electrical contractors listed across 17 Connecticut cities.
Connecticut electricians & contractors
AJP Electric LLC
Electrical contractor in Tolland, CT
D/E/F Services Group
Commercial contractor in Griswold, CT
Sun-Wind Solutions, LLC
Solar contractor in Fairfield, CT
Cecil's Auto Electric Repair
Residential contractor in Hartford, CT
LaFollette Electric
Electrical contractor in Danielson, CT
Power Unlimited, Inc.
Electrical contractor in Avon, CT
AC/DC Industrial Electric
Industrial contractor in Norwich, CT
Ackert Electric
Electrical contractor in South Coventry, CT
Allen Thomas Electric, LLC.
Electrical contractor in Collinsville, CT
Bigelow Electric
Electrical contractor in Berlin, CT
Ducci Electric
Electrical contractor in Norwalk, CT
Electrical Wholesalers Inc.
Electrical contractor in Middletown, CT
Electrical Wholesalers Inc.
Electrical contractor in Norwich, CT
Higgins Enterprises
Electrical contractor in East Hampton, CT
Lighthouse Enterprises Electrical Contractors
Lighting contractor in Cromwell, CT
Newington Electric Co.
Electrical contractor in Newington, CT
Northeastern Communications & Electrical
Low Voltage contractor in Middlefield, CT
Portland Electric
Electrical contractor in Portland, CT
Roy's Electric & Landscaping
Electrical contractor in Berlin, CT
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Electricians by city in Connecticut
Every Connecticut city with at least one listed electrician.
Find a specialist in Connecticut
Connecticut licensing & permits
- Code adoption
- 2020 NEC (state-adopted)
- Licensing
- state level
- Permits
- Permits are pulled at the local building department; a licensed electrician of record is required for service-level work.
- Inspections
- Rough-in and final inspections by the local AHJ.
Climate & grid considerations
- Climate
- Temperate continental
- Grid risks
- seasonal storm outages
- Load profile
- EV chargers and heat-pump conversions are the primary drivers of new service upgrades.
What it costs in Connecticut
Guides for Connecticut homeowners & businesses
Connecticut electrician FAQs
How are electricians licensed in Connecticut?
Connecticut licenses electricians at the state level. Ask for the license number and check it on the state board's public lookup before hiring.
Which electrical code does Connecticut use?
2020 NEC (state-adopted). Local jurisdictions may adopt amendments, so your permit is reviewed against the edition your city or county enforces.
Do I need a permit for electrical work in Connecticut?
Permits are generally required for panel and service changes, new circuits, EV chargers, generators, and solar. Permits are pulled at the local building department; a licensed electrician of record is required for service-level work.
What does an electrician cost in Connecticut?
Rates vary by metro and job type. See the Connecticut cost guides on this page for panel upgrades, rewiring, EV chargers, generators, and repairs.