Licensed Electrical in Madison Lake, MN

We found 32 active licensed electrical contractors serving Madison Lake, Minnesota, verified against official state licensing records.

Electrical Contractors in Madison Lake, MN

Andrew L Javens

Active

Electrical

License #AJ762310

62661 Shorewood Lane, 56063

Anthony N Anderson

Active

Electrical

License #AM006402

48788 RIDGETOP ROAD, 56063

Anthony N Anderson

Active

Electrical

License #AJ011447

48788 RIDGETOP ROAD, 56063

Bernard J Ploog

Active

Electrical

License #AM003142

61733 243RD ST, 56063

Bernard J Ploog

Active

Electrical

License #AJ006516

61733 243RD ST, 56063

Bielen Elec Lighting LLC

Active

Electrical

License #EA732188

112 JACKS DR, 56063

Brent Dauk

Active

Electrical

License #AM005185

140TH 438TH AVE, 56063

Brent Dauk

Active

Electrical

License #AJ009900

140TH 438TH AVE, 56063

Charles E Mcintyre

Active

Electrical

License #AM004574

2512 CRYSTAL COVE ROAD, 56063

Dalton R Hiniker

Active

Electrical

License #RT808992

74 Evergreen Ct, 56063

Daniel S Schull

Active

Electrical

License #RE074264

310 Krason Dr, 56063

Derek L Schwartz

Active

Electrical

License #RE656364

405 LILAC LN, 55060

Eagle Electric Company Of Eagle Lake INC

Active

Electrical

License #EA000564

3728 SIOUX LN, 56063

Enrique F Martinez

Active

Electrical

License #RE756372

909 park road, 56063

Erik Determan

Active

Electrical

License #AM807746

59996 224th lane, 56063

Erik Determan

Active

Electrical

License #AJ675019

59996 224th lane, 56063

James Meagher

Active

Electrical

License #RE815162

48952 Marysburg St, 56063

John C Kammerdiener

Active

Electrical

License #AM008805

6033 CONNOR LN, 56063

John C Kammerdiener

Active

Electrical

License #AJ017480

6033 CONNOR LN, 56063

Joseph W Mulenburg

Active

Electrical

License #AM007040

2325 West Ballantyne Drive, 56063

Joseph W Mulenburg

Active

Electrical

License #AJ013170

2325 West Ballantyne Drive, 56063

Matthew L Oswald

Active

Electrical

License #AM004827

3015 Mustang Dr, 56063

Michael Wicks

Active

Electrical

License #AM782947

1130 Park Rd, 56063

Michael Wicks

Active

Electrical

License #AJ015555

1130 Park Rd, 56063

Nathan Schmoll

Active

Electrical

License #RE810504

28689 HUB DR, 56063

Peter J Lyons

Active

Electrical

License #AM007490

2318 W BALLANTYNE DR, 56063

Peter J Lyons

Active

Electrical

License #AJ014800

2318 W BALLANTYNE DR, 56063

Raymond M Wicks

Active

Electrical

License #RE808049

1130 Park Rd, 56063

Robert T Mccullough Jr

Active

Electrical

License #AM002522

3728 SIOUX LANE, 56063

Timothy Wilmes

Active

Electrical

License #PL008739

61200 Frederick Drive, 56063

William S Bielen

Active

Electrical

License #AJ010301

112 Jacks Drive, 56063

William S Bielen

Active

Electrical

License #AM007405

112 Jacks Drive, 56063

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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