Electricians in Miami, FL

1207 DBPR-verified electricians in Miami, Florida. Licensed Certified Electrical Contractor (EC/ER). Zero lead fees — contact them directly.

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12 verified electricians in Miami
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Jorge Guasp
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Miami, FL
🛡 #EC13001674
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Humberto Codispoti
Electrician
Miami, FL
🛡 #EC0000305
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Robert F Riley
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Miami, FL
🛡 #EC0000353
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Joaquin R Menendez
Electrician
Miami, FL
🛡 #EC0000507
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Arnaldo Aleman
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Miami, FL
🛡 #EC0000599
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Arnaldo L Abreu
Electrician
Miami, FL
🛡 #EC0000902
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Bernabe Miranda
Electrician
Miami, FL
🛡 #EC0001239
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Antonio E Hernandez
Electrician
Miami, FL
🛡 #EC0001274
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Pedro Manuel Perezcordova
Electrician
Miami, FL
🛡 #EC0001482
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Marvin M Sarria
Electrician
Miami, FL
🛡 #EC0001524
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Joseph Lachkovich
Electrician
Miami, FL
🛡 #EC0001529
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Alejandro Javier Stanziola
Electrician
Miami, FL
🛡 #EC0001532
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Electricians in Miami, FL — FAQ

How do I know a electrician in Miami is licensed?

Every electrician listed here is matched to Florida DBPR license records (Certified Electrical Contractor, EC/ER). You can see each contractor's license number on their profile and confirm its current status on the state portal at myfloridalicense.com.

Does ProGuild charge homeowners to contact a electrician in Miami?

No. ProGuild is always free for homeowners. You contact licensed electricians directly — there are no shared leads and no fees to reach a pro.

What should I check before hiring a electrician in Miami, FL?

Confirm the license is active and matches the work (EC/ER for electrician work), ask for proof of insurance, and get a written estimate. Florida law requires a license for most construction trades.