Electrical contractors · Washington

Electrical contractors in Seattle, WA

217 electricians in Seattle with phone numbers, 89 with email addresses. Search the list, unlock the ones you want and start calling today.

217
businesses
100%
have a phone number
41%
have an email address (89)
4.7★
average Google rating
Sample

A sample of electrical contractors in Seattle

Twelve of the 217 electricians on the list. Phone numbers and emails unlock in the app — 1 credit per business, both together.

BusinessCategoryRatingWebsitePhoneEmail
Cisco ElectricElectrician4.9★Yes(425) •••-••••Available
Hullux Marine ElectricalBoat repair shop5.0★Yes(206) •••-••••Available
Trion ElectricElectrician4.9★Yes(888) •••-••••Available
Galaxy ElectricElectrician5.0★Yes(206) •••-••••Available
Beeline Electric Solutions LLCElectrician5.0★Yes(206) •••-••••Available
Sun Path ElectricSolar energy system service4.9★Yes(206) •••-••••Available
A&A ElectricElectrician4.9★Yes(206) •••-••••Available
Cipro Contractors and Custom ShedsPainting5.0★Yes(206) •••-••••Available
Venture ElectricElectrician5.0★Yes(206) •••-••••Available
Globe ElectricElectrician5.0★Yes(253) •••-••••Available
Emerald City ElectricElectrician5.0★Yes(206) •••-••••Available
Aztec Electric LLCElectrician4.9★Yes(206) •••-••••Available

Showing 12 of 217. Data refreshed October 2026.

The market

What Seattle's electricians look like

81% of rated electricians here hold 4.5★ or better — a competitive market where reviews are table stakes.
97 carry a perfect 5.0★ rating; 12 have no rating yet — prime prospects for review and reputation services.
50 (23%) have no website listed — a ready-made list for web design and SEO offers.
43% link a Facebook or Instagram page from their listing.

Most common listings

  • Electrician148
  • HVAC contractor9
  • General contractor7
  • Contractor6
  • Plumber6
  • Electrical installation service4

Area codes

  • (206)147
  • (425)37
  • (360)10
  • (253)9
  • (564)5
  • (844)2
Playbook

How to sell to electricians in Seattle

Electrical contractors range from one-truck residential shops to commercial outfits running dozens of crews. Work is steadier than most trades, and growth areas like EV chargers, panel upgrades, generators and solar keep owners looking for new customers.

Who sells to electricians

  • Marketing agencies focused on high-ticket residential work (EV chargers, panel upgrades, generators)
  • Estimating, quoting and project-management software
  • Electrical wholesalers and distributors
  • Bonding, liability and fleet insurance
  • Recruiting and staffing for licensed electricians

What keeps owners up at night

  • Finding and keeping journeymen and apprentices
  • Quoting accurately on bigger jobs
  • Permits and inspections slowing projects down
  • Balancing service calls against larger projects
When to reach themMid-morning and end of day work best. Commercial shops often have an office manager or estimator who screens calls — ask for them by role.
The angle that worksTie your pitch to a specific job type, such as EV charger installs or panel upgrades. Electricians respond to a concrete revenue line more than to generic growth talk.
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FAQ

Questions about Seattle electricians leads

How many electrical contractors in Seattle, WA are in the database?
217 electrical contractors in Seattle, WA, as of October 2026. 217 of them have a phone number and 89 have an email address.
How much does it cost to get these leads?
Every account starts with 25 free credits. Unlocking a contact (phone and email together) costs 1 credit. The Starter plan is $39/month for 2,500 credits — about 1.6¢ a contact — so the whole Seattle list of 217 costs less than one month of Starter. See pricing.
Can I export the list to a dialer or CRM?
Yes. Unlocked contacts export to CSV, Excel or JSON with phone, email, website, address, category and rating, ready for any dialer or CRM.
Where does the data come from?
From public business listings — the same information electricians publish so customers can find them — cleaned, de-duplicated by phone number and refreshed regularly. Businesses can ask to be removed at any time.

Start calling Seattle electricians today

25 free credits, no card. Search "electricians in Seattle" and unlock your first 25 contacts.