Commercial Electricians in Wisconsin
Commercial electrical contractors in Wisconsin for office, retail, restaurant, and tenant fit-out work — 480V three-phase, code compliance, and life-safety.
Top Commercial in Wisconsin
License-verified contractors serving the entire state.
B&B Electric Inc.
Electrical contractor in Rice Lake, WI
Colburn Electric
Electrical contractor in Kenosha, WI
Edge Electric
Electrical contractor in Pewaukee, WI
Hubbart Electric
Electrical contractor in Manitowoc, WI
Hubbartt Electric
Electrical contractor in Manitowoc, WI
Jolma Electric
Electrical contractor in Ashland, WI
Kish & Sons Electric
Electrical contractor in La Crosse, WI
Meyers Electric
Electrical contractor in Rice Lake, WI
Schmidt Electrical Construction, LLC
Commercial contractor in Platteville, WI
Barry Coons Electric
Electrical contractor in Minong, WI
Gerlach Electric
Electrical contractor in Milwaukee, WI
Quality Electric
Electrical contractor in Reedsville, WI
Anixter
Electrical contractor in Sturtevant, WI
Beez Electric
Electrical contractor in Oshkosh, WI
Bergstrom Electric
Electrical contractor in Superior, WI
E-Street Electric
Electrical contractor in Kewaunee, WI
Elect-Tech, Inc.
Electrical contractor in Waukesha, WI
Hill Electric
Electrical contractor in Madison, WI
Jake's Electric
Electrical contractor in Clinton, WI
M.J. Electric
Electrical contractor in Johnson Creek, WI
Specialized Electric
Electrical contractor in Verona, WI
Triumph Electric
Electrical contractor in Appleton, WI
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Wisconsin Commercial FAQ
+What does a commercial electrician handle in Wisconsin?
Tenant fit-outs, lighting retrofits, panel upgrades, fire alarm tie-ins, and 480V three-phase distribution across Wisconsin commercial properties.
+How long does a commercial fit-out take in Wisconsin?
A typical 5,000 sq ft retail fit-out takes 4–8 weeks for the electrical scope, depending on Wisconsin permit timelines.
+Are commercial electricians in Wisconsin licensed differently?
Wisconsin licensing typically covers both residential and commercial under the same electrician license, but commercial pros carry additional bonding and higher insurance limits.