Panel upgrades, EV chargers, rewires, lighting, and code-correction work from licensed Seattle electricians pulling permits with the local building department. Real reviews from completed jobs, upfront pricing, and every invoice saved to your account.
TopProz lists 1 verified electricians serving 63 Seattle-area ZIP codes across King and King County County. Pros here also cover nearby Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver.
Every pro below serves Seattle ZIP codes, is verified by TopProz, and — where shown — carries reviews from homeowners with a completed, paid job on record.
Handyman Services
Electrician · SEATTLE, WA
Motivated and reliable professional with 20 years of experience in the construction industry. Proven track record of being a hardworking and responsible team player, with safety training and a commitment to excellence…
View profileBrennan Electric
Electrician · SEATTLE, WA
Vanzelia
Electrician · SEATTLE, WA
First Energy Corp.
Electrician · SEATTLE, WA
Ste Electric
Electrician · SEATTLE, WA
Mr. Electric of Greater Seattle
Electrician · SEATTLE, WA
Division 26 Electric
Electrician · SEATTLE, WA
Fountain Light Electric
Electrician · SEATTLE, WA
Benz Electric Inc
Electrician · SEATTLE, WA
Pros on this page cover Seattle and the surrounding Washington ZIP codes below.
Counties served: King, King County.
Also serving nearby: Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver, Bellevue, Kent, Everett.
1 verified electricians currently serve at least one Seattle ZIP code on TopProz.
Typical Seattle price ranges for common jobs. Actual quotes depend on scope — most pros here give a free estimate.
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Service call / diagnostic | $90–$200 |
| Install a standard 240V EV charger | $500–$1,600 |
| Upgrade to a 200-amp panel | $1,800–$4,200 |
| Add or move an outlet / switch | $130–$350 |
| Whole-home surge protector | $250–$600 |
| Recessed light install (per fixture) | $120–$300 |
Ranges are estimates for planning only, not quotes.
Before any electrician in Seattle can take a job on TopProz, they clear a four-point check — re-checked every 12 months.
Verified against the Washington licensing board.
Active general-liability coverage on file.
Criminal background check via an accredited provider.
Government ID matched to the person you'll meet.
Most Seattle jobs fall between $90 and $4,200, depending on the work. A "service call / diagnostic" typically runs $90–$200, while "upgrade to a 200-amp panel" is the upper end at $1,800–$4,200. These are typical national ranges for this trade and are estimates for planning, not quotes — confirm the price with the electrician before work starts.
1 electricians currently serve at least one Seattle ZIP code on TopProz.
Yes. Before a profile goes live we check the Washington trade licence against the state board, confirm active general-liability insurance, run a criminal background check through an accredited screening provider, and match a government ID to the business. Each pro is re-checked every 12 months, and the badges on each card above show which checks that specific electrician has cleared.
The electricians on this page cover 63 Seattle-area ZIP codes across King and King County. The full list is in the coverage section above. Many also cover nearby Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver.
Describe the job and you can contact these Seattle pros directly — there is no waiting on a callback from a call centre and no lead form sold on to several companies. For burst pipes, no heat, sparking panels and similar emergencies, filter to pros showing same-day availability.
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