Electrical serving Seattle, WA since 2013.
- Commercial & Industrial
⚡ Seattle, WA · Updated 2026
Compare 3 electricians in Seattle, WA, with addresses, phone numbers, and services checked against each business's own website.
| Provider | Rating | Specialties | Emergency | Direct Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bridge Electric Inc | Not yet rated | Residential, Multifamily, Commercial | Business hours | (206) 935-7052 |
| Electric Company of Seattle | Not yet rated | Business hours | (206) 633-3896 | |
| Larry's Electric Inc. | Not yet rated | Residential Electrical, Commercial & Industrial Electrical, Backup Generators | Business hours | (206) 227-3237 |
Published national averages, with sources. Prices in Seattle can differ; always get written quotes before work begins.
National average
$1,300 – $1,600
Source:HomeGuide, updated Dec 2024
Our cost sources don't publish an emergency surcharge for this trade. Ask about after-hours rates when you call.
Published averages cover residential jobs. Commercial work is quoted individually.
Electrical serving Seattle, WA since 2013.
Electrical serving Seattle, WA.
Electrical serving Seattle, WA since 2009.
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National averages published by HomeGuide: panel upgrade, 100 to 200 amps averages $1,300 to $1,600; level 2 ev charger, installed averages $1,200 to $3,000; new dedicated circuit averages $250 to $900. Prices in Seattle can differ. Get written quotes before work begins.
Of the listed providers, Larry's Electric Inc. has the earliest stated founding year (2009).
2 listed Electricians in Seattle say on their websites that they take commercial & industrial work.
1 listed Electricians in Seattle state on their websites that they are licensed & bonded. Confirm license status with the WA licensing agency before hiring.