Electricians in Williston, FL

6 electricians in Williston — 6 Florida-licensed. Active licences only, longest-licensed first.

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Bramlett Electric, INC.2550 NE 200 Ave · Williston, FL 32696 · Levy CountyCertified Electrical Contractor EC0001537 · licensed since 1994Actively licensedCertified (statewide)Larry Kurth Electric LLC16020 NW 130th St · Williston, FL 32696 · Marion CountyCertified Electrical Contractor EC13002703 · licensed since 2005Actively licensedCertified (statewide)Bramlett Electric, INC.2550 N.e. 200th Ave. · Williston, FL 32696 · Levy CountyCertified Electrical Contractor EC13006501 · licensed since 2015Actively licensedCertified (statewide)Palmetto Bay Electrical Services, INC1790 NE 120th Avenue · Williston, FL 32696 · Levy CountyCertified Electrical Contractor EC13010605 · licensed since 2021Actively licensedCertified (statewide)Tillis Electric, LLC3271 NE 127th CT · Williston, FL 32696 · Levy CountyCertified Electrical Contractor EC13013493 · licensed since 2024Actively licensedCertified (statewide)Electrical Solutions of Marion LLC18225 NW 160th Ave · Williston, FL 32696 · Levy CountyCertified Electrical Contractor EC13015365 · licensed since 2025Actively licensedCertified (statewide)

Before you hire an electrician in Williston: confirm the licence number on the estimate matches the one here; ask for a written quote that names the equipment (generator, charger, panel); ask who pulls the permit and schedules the inspection; and be wary of large cash deposits. For generators, the work should include a transfer switch.

Listed from Florida DBPR electrical contractor licensee extract. Order: active licences, then longest-licensed first, then alphabetical — never paid. Is something wrong? Tell us.