Licensed Electrical in Hayfield, MN

We found 35 active licensed electrical contractors serving Hayfield, Minnesota, verified against official state licensing records.

Electrical Contractors in Hayfield, MN

Andrew J Masching

Active

Electrical

License #AJ016995

72358 270TH AVE, 55940

Andrew J Masching

Active

Electrical

License #AM008326

72358 270TH AVE, 55940

Arianna Fay Stone

Active

Electrical

License #RE813888

209 1st St NE, 55940

Brandon M Ripley

Active

Electrical

License #AJ690684

26742 755TH ST, 55940

Brandon M Ripley

Active

Electrical

License #AM767698

26742 755TH ST, 55940

Cody J Slowinski

Active

Electrical

License #RE812141

22438 State Highway 30, 55940

Curtis R Miner

Active

Electrical

License #AM005361

19761 740TH ST, 55940

Daniel J Swank

Active

Electrical

License #AJ807680

811 center ave south, 55940

David J Loeschen

Active

Electrical

License #PL004802

8228 CNTY RD 3 SW, 55940

Dustyn Loeffler-Skogen

Active

Electrical

License #RT810094

510 East Main ST, 55940

Gilbert D Siemers Jr

Active

Electrical

License #RE712910

P.O. Box 427, 55940

Jake T Rogers

Active

Electrical

License #AJ806134

503 5TH ST NE, 55940

Javier Juarez

Active

Electrical

License #RE817206

104 E Main ST, 55940

Jeffrey T Beaver

Active

Electrical

License #AJ015403

25132 727TH ST, 55940

John Thomas Dowd

Active

Electrical

License #RE813924

25173 727th St, 55940

Kevin J Hodge

Active

Electrical

License #RE814081

72175 210th Ave, 55940

Larry J Klocke

Active

Electrical

License #PL004170

21202 STATE HWY 30, 55940

Lukas A Woodwick

Active

Electrical

License #AJ808782

14948 710th st., 55940

Matthew Henderson

Active

Electrical

License #AM775118

25059 723rd st, 55940

Matthew Henderson

Active

Electrical

License #AJ647742

25059 723rd st, 55940

Maverick L Walsh

Active

Electrical

License #RE811563

27704 STATE HWY 30, 55940

Michael D Gehring

Active

Electrical

License #AM682357

410 5th st NE, 55940

Miner Electric INC

Active

Electrical

License #EA002715

PO BOX 65, 55940

Nathan A Williams

Active

Electrical

License #PL011638

25110 727TH ST, 55940

Patrick T Towey III

Active

Electrical

License #RE813443

601 4th St. NW, 55940

Patrick Towey

Active

Electrical

License #AJ017907

601 4th street NW, 55940

Rafe Pooler

Active

Electrical

License #RE807258

509 2nd ave se, 55940

Randy W Krohnberg

Active

Electrical

License #PL004366

717 Center Ave S, 55940

Randy W Krohnberg

Active

Electrical

License #AJ018161

717 Center Ave S, 55940

Randy W Krohnberg

Active

Electrical

License #AM758948

717 Center Ave S, 55940

Richard J Morrison

Active

Electrical

License #RE816329

109 Center Ave N, 55940

Thomas C Small

Active

Electrical

License #AM006679

33593 590TH AVE, 55940

Thomas C Small

Active

Electrical

License #AJ010250

33593 590TH AVE, 55940

Ty M Bronson

Active

Electrical

License #RE814453

73957 168th Ave, 55940

Wiley E DeCook

Active

Electrical

License #AJ808163

10495 Highway 30, 55940

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I need an electrical panel upgrade?

Signs include frequently tripping breakers, a panel rated below 200 amps in a modern home, visible corrosion or burn marks, a fuse box instead of a breaker panel, or if you are adding major appliances like EV chargers or HVAC systems that require additional circuits.

Is it legal to do my own electrical work?

Laws vary by state and municipality. Some jurisdictions allow homeowners to perform basic electrical work on their own primary residence with a homeowner permit, while others require all electrical work to be performed by a licensed electrician. All work must still meet code and pass inspection.

What is the difference between a journeyman and master electrician?

A journeyman electrician has completed an apprenticeship and passed a licensing exam, qualifying them to perform electrical work under general supervision. A master electrician has additional years of experience and has passed a more comprehensive exam, allowing them to design systems, pull permits, and supervise other electricians.

How long does a whole-house rewire take?

A typical whole-house rewire for a 2,000 square foot home takes 5 to 10 business days depending on accessibility, the number of circuits, wall construction type, and whether drywall repair is included in the scope.

Do I need a permit for electrical work?

Most jurisdictions require permits for any work beyond simple like-for-like replacements (such as swapping a light switch). New circuits, panel work, outlet additions, and any wiring modifications almost always require a permit and inspection.

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