About Muletown Electrician

Muletown Electrician connects Maury County homeowners with an independent electrician. We do not pull permits in our own name, we do not stock panels, and we do not warranty a repair the way the person who did the work must.

Who gets paid

You pay the electrician for the work if you hire them. An electrician may pay this site for the referrals it generates. That is not a fee we stack on your invoice. This sample has no electrician signed on, and the form does not send messages.

What we will not invent

• Reviews, stars, or a count of jobs.
• A shop address or a year the company opened.
• A claim that this website holds an electrical license.
• A promise of a visit tonight, on a weekend, or during a storm.

What you verify

Use the Tennessee contractor lookup. Read the license threshold on the board's page. Ask the electrician which license covers your project, and ask to see insurance. Electrical permits go through the state, with local issuing agents such as Columbia Power and Water and Mount Pleasant Power.

• Tennessee contractor and qualifying agent lookup. Public search from the Department of Commerce and Insurance for contractor license data.
• Tennessee Board for Licensing Contractors, license requirements. A contractor license is required before bidding or contracting projects of $25,000 or more. Electrical work is one of the classifications. Confirm the current threshold on this page before you rely on it.
• Tennessee electrical permits. The State Fire Marshal section explains electrical permits and inspections, including the CORE system, and gives 615 741 7170 for people who do not use the online system.