Seminole, FL

Licensed Electricians in Seminole

44 licensed Electricians · per Florida's licensing board, last refreshed Sep 30, 2026

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About electricians licensed in Seminole

12 years

average time these licenses have been held

1981

the oldest license still active here was issued

held by a company, 1 by an individual

Which license covers this work

In Florida, work of this kind is carried out under these license types: EC, ER, ES, ET, EF, EG, EY, EZ, EH, EI, EJ. A license number beginning with one of those prefixes is the one to look for. Every listing below shows the real number, so you can check it yourself.

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