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Find a licensed Florida electrician for your generator or EV charger

Hurricane season sends homeowners looking for generators and everyone is adding chargers. Florida requires a licensed electrical contractor for this work. Every business below holds an active state licence, shown with its class and expiry date.

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Jar Communications INC

Miami, FL

Actively licensedCertified (statewide)Low voltage

Licence number: EC13001536
Status: Current, active
Licensed since: 04/11/2003
Status last changed: 04/12/2004

10,839electricians listed

10,839Florida-licensed

581cities covered

Oct 2, 2026last data refresh

Certified or registered? A certified electrical contractor (licence starts EC) may work anywhere in Florida. A registered electrical contractor (ER) may work only in the local jurisdictions where the registration was issued. Both are real licences. Just make sure a registered electrician is registered where your home is.

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Alachua County101 electricians Baker County15 electricians Bay County105 electricians Bradford County16 electricians Brevard County319 electricians Broward County966 electricians Calhoun County8 electricians Charlotte County130 electricians Citrus County80 electricians Clay County103 electricians Collier County305 electricians Columbia County31 electricians DeSoto County21 electricians Dixie County3 electricians Duval County347 electricians Escambia County131 electricians Flagler County74 electricians Franklin County8 electricians Gadsden County19 electricians Gilchrist County16 electricians Glades County5 electricians Gulf County13 electricians Hamilton County1 electrician Hardee County11 electricians Hendry County16 electricians Hernando County109 electricians Highlands County43 electricians Hillsborough County542 electricians Holmes County11 electricians Indian River County92 electricians Jackson County16 electricians Jefferson County11 electricians Lafayette County7 electricians Lake County224 electricians Lee County534 electricians Leon County94 electricians Levy County24 electricians Liberty County5 electricians Madison County11 electricians Manatee County225 electricians Marion County170 electricians Martin County125 electricians Miami-Dade County1,419 electricians Monroe County75 electricians Nassau County73 electricians Okaloosa County79 electricians Okeechobee County33 electricians Orange County477 electricians Osceola County163 electricians Palm Beach County872 electricians Pasco County280 electricians Pinellas County433 electricians Polk County306 electricians Putnam County59 electricians Santa Rosa County120 electricians Sarasota County258 electricians Seminole County223 electricians St. Johns County133 electricians St. Lucie County231 electricians Sumter County64 electricians Suwannee County24 electricians Taylor County6 electricians Union County5 electricians Volusia County318 electricians Wakulla County28 electricians Walton County47 electricians Washington County21 electricians

Top cities

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Miami, FL883

Jacksonville, FL332

Orlando, FL314

Naples, FL279

Tampa, FL257

Hialeah, FL178

Cape Coral, FL175

Fort Myers, FL175

West Palm Beach, FL160

Sarasota, FL154

Port St Lucie, FL127

Bradenton, FL121

Lake Worth, FL116

Lakeland, FL113

Kissimmee, FL110

Homestead, FL110

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Compiled from Florida DBPR electrical contractor licensee extract.

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Common questions

Does an electrician need a state licence in Florida?

Yes. A business that does electrical contracting work for others must hold a state certification (EC, valid statewide) or a registration (ER, valid only where it was issued) under Part II of Chapter 489, Florida Statutes. Employees of a licensed company work under its licence.

What is the difference between EC and ER?

EC is a Certified Electrical Contractor, who holds a geographically unlimited certificate from the state. ER is a Registered Electrical Contractor, who registered locally and may contract only in the jurisdiction where the registration was issued.

Do I need a licensed electrician to install a generator or EV charger?

A permanent generator or a new 240-volt charger circuit is electrical contracting work, so it should be done by a licensed electrical contractor under a permit. Portable generators plugged in by the owner are different, but never connect one to the home's wiring without a proper transfer switch.

What does “Name mentions” mean on a profile?

It means a keyword such as Generators, Solar or EV charging appears in the business's own name. It is a hint, not a verified service. Ask the contractor what it installs and for examples of recent work.

Why is there no phone number for some electricians?

The state licence file does not include phone numbers. We list the address of record DBPR publishes; electricians who claim their listing can add a phone number and description.

Is this site run by the state?

No. Florida Electrician Check is an independent directory compiled from DBPR's public licence file. The official lookup is DBPR's Verify a License page at myfloridalicense.com.