Of the 52 electricians listed in Guilford County,
3 hold an active NC licence on the state board's roster.
Licence-checked listings come first; each shows its licence number and expiration.
Not listed? Look up any NC contractor licence.
R.D. Graham Electric has served commercial electrical projects across North Carolina since 1995, including healthcare, retail, institutional, and new construction work.
Welborn Electric has served the Greensboro Triad since 1932 and holds an unlimited electrical license for residential, commercial, and industrial work.
Greensboro Triad residential electrical repairs and installations
Commercial lighting audits, upgrades, and energy-saving controls
Industrial and commercial electrical construction
Contact Welborn Electric right away; the site also states 'fast reliable service.'
Lowdermilk Electric has served Greensboro for more than 70 years, offering licensed residential and commercial repairs, installations, and 24-hour emergency service.
24-hour commercial electrical emergencies
New residential or commercial construction
Whole-building wiring and rewiring
Emergency available
· Fast repair service intended to restore residential and commercial electrical operation as quickly as possible
Cooper Electrical Construction Company provides industrial electrical design/build and instrumentation services backed by over six decades of experience.
Industrial electrical design/build projects
Commercial and municipal electrical construction
Instrumentation and controls installation, startup, or repair
Mister Sparky handles 24/7 emergency electrical repairs in Greensboro and offers EV charger installation, panel repair, and a two-year repair guarantee.
Mr. Electric of Greensboro provides licensed electrical repairs, panel upgrades, EV charger and generator installations, plus 24/7 emergency service in Greensboro.
How much does an electrician cost in Guilford County?
The candidates do not publish standard pricing. Ask for a written estimate that separates labor, materials, permit fees, diagnostic charges, and emergency or after-hours costs.
What should I verify before hiring an electrician in North Carolina?
Verify the contractor's North Carolina electrical license, insurance, scope of work, and whether the quote includes permits and inspections. For larger commercial jobs, also ask about relevant project experience and safety requirements.
When should I call an electrician for an emergency?
Call promptly for burning smells, smoke, sparking, exposed energized wiring, repeated breaker trips, flooding near electrical equipment, or a loss of power caused by an internal electrical fault. Shut off power only if it is safe and avoid touching damaged equipment.
Do electrical projects in Greensboro or Guilford County require permits?
Many new installations, service changes, rewiring, and other electrical alterations require permits and inspections through the applicable local authority. The electrician or property owner should confirm requirements before work begins.