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Electrical work is licensed for a reason. Your website should reflect that.

License display, service scope accuracy, and safety certifications all matter on electrician websites.

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What regulators look for on electricians websites

Missing electrician license number

Advertising services beyond license classification

No insurance or bonding information displayed

Safety certification claims without verification

Who regulates electricians websites

State Electrical Boards
OSHA

We review your website against requirements from each of these regulatory bodies. This is an informational review, not legal advice. Consult with your attorney for guidance specific to your situation.

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Common questions about electricians websites

What license information does my electrician website need?

Display your electrician license number, license type (master, journeyman, etc.), and the issuing authority. Most states require this on all advertising materials including websites.

Can I advertise all types of electrical work?

Only work within your license classification. A journeyman advertising master-level services, or a residential electrician advertising commercial work beyond their license scope, can face disciplinary action.

Should I display safety certifications on my website?

Yes. OSHA training certifications, NFPA 70E compliance, and manufacturer certifications build trust and demonstrate competence. Make sure certifications listed are current and verifiable.

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