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Compare 24 top-rated electricians professionals in Washington. Read real reviews, check credentials, and get free quotes.
Looking for top-rated electricians in Washington, DC? Our directory features 24 electricians professionals serving the Washington metro area,with an average rating of 4.9 stars from 4,212 Google reviews.
YC Electric is a 5-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 1259 Google reviews.
Shipp Electric is a 5-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 906 Google reviews.
MelFoster Electric LLC is a 5-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 226 Google reviews.
Precise Building Services is a 5-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 135 Google reviews.
William G. Hyman Electrical Contracting is a 5-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 89 Google reviews.
Washington Electrical, LLC is a 5-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 73 Google reviews.
Current Electricals is a 5-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 18 Google reviews.
DMV ELECTRIC SERVICE DC is a 5-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 15 Google reviews.
Electrician Pros is a 5-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 10 Google reviews.
James H Electrician D.C. is a 5-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 2 Google reviews.
District Electrical is a 5-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 1 Google reviews.
Mister Rogers Electric is a 4.9-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 534 Google reviews.
Wilcox Electric LLC is a 4.9-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 384 Google reviews.
Johnson Electric Company, Inc. is a 4.9-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 138 Google reviews.
ACA Power and Mechanical is a 4.9-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 50 Google reviews.
R J Electric Works is a 4.9-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 32 Google reviews.
Schmidt's Electrical Enterprise is a 4.8-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 54 Google reviews.
Luis&James Electric LLC. is a 4.7-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 112 Google reviews.
Walsh Electric is a 4.7-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 59 Google reviews.
Harris Electric Company is a 4.6-star rated Electrical Service in Washington, DC with 46 Google reviews.
Electrical work is state-licensed — always confirm the electrician holds a current journeyman or master electrician license. Look for companies with strong Google ratings, reviews mentioning code-compliant work, and a practice of pulling permits for every job that requires one.
Electricians typically charge $75–$150/hour. Common jobs: panel upgrade (100–200A) $1,200–$3,500; EV charger installation $500–$1,500; ceiling fan install $100–$250; adding an outlet $100–$300. Emergency after-hours work adds 1.5–2× the standard rate.
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Small repairs and outlet additions take 1–3 hours. EV charger and new circuit installs are typically a half-day. Panel upgrades and full rewires can run 1–3 days.
Ask for their license number, proof of liability insurance and workers' comp, whether they pull permits for the job, and if they guarantee their work. A licensed electrician should never hesitate to pull a permit — unpermitted work creates problems when selling your home.
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Contact the company in writing, document the issue with photos, and request a remedy. If unlicensed work or code violations are involved, file a complaint with your state electrical licensing board. For billing disputes, dispute via your credit card issuer with written documentation.