Electrical staffing

Licensed electricians and apprentices for commercial jobs

Conduit, wire pulls, devices and fit-out, matched to the license your state and scope require.

Who we place

Journeyman electricians and apprentices for conduit bending, wire pulls, terminations, devices and fixtures.

Tell us the phase of the job and we match people who have done that work.

How we vet them

We ask about the buildings and systems each person has worked on and check the license they hold, then look at how they have performed on our jobs before.

We confirm the license your job requires before anyone starts.

How long, and where

We place electricians for a single week or for the length of a project, anywhere in New England.

Long-distance jobs may carry per-diem for the workers. We tell you up front.

How a request works

Employer of record

We carry the employment. You run the job.

Recruiting
Screening
Payroll
Taxes
General liability
Unemployment
Workers' comp
Health benefits

Electrical questions we hear first

Are your electricians licensed?

Journeymen are licensed for the state the job is in. Apprentices work under your licensed supervision.

Can you send someone to run the work?

Ask for a licensed journeyman and tell us the scope and the crew they will run. Apprentices work under a licensed electrician, so they are not a fit to run work.

What does an electrician cost?

Rates depend on license level, experience and the work. Call with the details and we quote it before you commit. Overtime shows on the invoice as its own line.

What if someone is not a fit?

Call your coordinator, the same day if it is holding up the job, and we start on a replacement immediately.

Before you request electrical workers

How it works

From your call to a crew on site

Tell us the trade, headcount, experience, location and start date. A coordinator matches on experience, certifications and track record, and confirms availability before you plan around it.

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