Licensed Electrical in Baker City, OR

We found 27 active licensed electrical contractors serving Baker City, Oregon, verified against official state licensing records.

Electrical Contractors in Baker City, OR

Arros Electric INC

Active

C-Electrical Contractor

License #1-27C

2700 BROADWAY ST, 97814

Barry Nichols

Active

S-General Supervising Electrician

License #3877S

2585 6TH ST, 97814

Brandon A Briels

Active

S-General Supervising Electrician

License #6106S

2700 Broadway Street, 97833

Brent A Zenisky

Active

CAE-Residential Electrical Inspector

License #2267CAE

2540 COLLEGE ST, 97814

Brent M Joseph

Active

S-General Supervising Electrician

License #4860S

44283 FUZZY MULLIEN RD, 97814

Brett I Carson

Active

S-General Supervising Electrician

License #5915S

PO BOX 344, 97814

C Ross Bond

Active

S-General Supervising Electrician

License #3080S

3782 10TH ST, 97814

Cory D Baeth

Active

PS-Ltd Supervising Electrician

License #1372PS

2435 3RD ST, 97814

Eastern Oregon Electric INC

Active

C-Electrical Contractor

License #1-44C

1280 WASHINGTON AVE, 97814

Ethan P Reidy

Active

S-General Supervising Electrician

License #6386S

1090 IDLEWOOD DR, 97814

Jason H T Armstrong

Active

EI-Electrical Inspector

License #5769EI

15701 GOODRICH CREEK LANE, 97814

Jeffrey D Bond

Active

S-General Supervising Electrician

License #5814S

3782 10TH ST, 97814

Keith J Wallis

Active

CAE-Residential Electrical Inspector

License #2170CAE

Kevin R Berryman

Active

CAE-Residential Electrical Inspector

License #2263CAE

2295 BIRCH STREET, 97814

Luke T Hearne

Active

S-General Supervising Electrician

License #5837S

41789 Pocahontas Road, 97814

Mark A Svitak

Active

CAE-Residential Electrical Inspector

License #2186CAE

Michael E Baker

Active

S-General Supervising Electrician

License #5181S

18402 W CAMPBELL LOOP, 97814

Michael J Morgan

Active

LME-Ltd Maintenance Electrician

License #7353LME

3900 KIRKWAY DR, 97814

Outpost Electric INC

Active

C-Electrical Contractor

License #1-30C

2585 6TH ST, 97814

Powder River Electric INC

Active

C-Electrical Contractor

License #1-43C

2625 2ND ST, 97814

Reidy Enterprises INC

Active

C-Electrical Contractor

License #C2126

1090 IDLEWOOD DR, 97814

Richard L Stout

Active

PS-Ltd Supervising Electrician

License #1362PS

1855 17TH ST, 97814

Rick Lewis Newman

Active

EI-Electrical Inspector

License #5545EI

PO BOX 1033, 97814

Robert J Whelan

Active

S-General Supervising Electrician

License #3370S

1080 H ST, 978141920

Ronald A Bell

Active

S-General Supervising Electrician

License #4969S

2625 2nd St, 97814

Second Mile Electric INC

Active

C-Electrical Contractor

License #C1874

PO BOX 834, 97814

Tim Robertson

Active

S-General Supervising Electrician

License #4992S

2370 4TH ST, 97814

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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