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Electrical contractors in N Las Vegas

Every listing is an active licensed contractor verified against the Nevada State Contractors Board.

10 Licensed contractors
COMPUTER PROJECTION SYSTEMS LLC
DBA C C S PRESENTATION SYSTEMS
Lic. #0060399 C-2D Low Voltage (702) 869-0020Limit: $3,000,000.00
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CANYON ELECTRIC COMPANY INC
Lic. #0024254A C-2 Electrical (702) 384-4747Limit: $1,000,000.00
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MODERN ELECTRIC LLC
Lic. #0089032 C-2 Electrical (702) 945-4690Limit: $950,000.00
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PRENTICE ELECTRIC LLC
Lic. #0085509 C-2 Electrical (702) 860-3937Limit: $500,000.00
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GNJ ELECTRIC LLC
Lic. #0090380 C-2 Electrical (702) 596-1797Limit: $500,000.00
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CRAFT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Lic. #0073125 C-2 Electrical (702)639-9000Limit: $350,000.00
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PROCOM SYSTEMS INC
Lic. #0067806 C-2C Fire Detection (702) 365-7890Limit: $250,000.00
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KERYGMA LLC
DBA C R ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGIES
Lic. #0084958 C-2 Electrical (725) 216-0490Limit: $240,000.00
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WELL EQUIPMENT INC
Lic. #0045728 C-2 Electrical (702) 269-6921Limit: $150,000.00
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RMR DEVELOPMENT LLC
Lic. #0089730 C-2 Electrical (702) 930-3030Limit: $100,000.00
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Frequently asked questions

How many licensed electricians are in N Las Vegas?

Our directory lists 10 electrical contractors based in N Las Vegas with an active Nevada State Contractors Board license. Each listing shows the license number, classification, contract limit and phone number.

What license do electricians need in Nevada?

Electrical contracting in Nevada requires a Class C-2 Electrical license from the State Contractors Board. Subclassifications include C-2A Electrical Wiring, C-2D Low Voltage, C-2F Residential Wiring and C-2G Photovoltaics.

How do I verify an electrician's license?

Every profile on this site links to the contractor's official record at the Nevada State Contractors Board, where you can confirm current status, monetary limit and bond before hiring.

Are Nevada electrical contractors bonded?

Yes — the Nevada State Contractors Board requires licensed contractors to maintain a license bond (or approved alternative). The bond type, amount and surety company are shown on each contractor's profile.