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Electricians in New Hampshire

Electrical work in New Hampshire generally has to be done by an electrician licensed by the state's Electricians' Board. Common jobs here include service and panel upgrades, standby generators for winter outages, heat pump circuits and EV chargers.

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Frequently asked questions

Do electricians need a license in New Hampshire?
Yes. Under RSA 319-C, electrical work generally must be done by a licensed electrician, and journeymen and apprentices work under a licensed master. Check any license with the NH OPLC license lookup. See which NH contractors need a license.
Can I do my own electrical work in NH?
RSA 319-C:15 lets you do electrical work on a single-family home you own and live in. The work still has to meet code and your town may require a permit and inspection. The exemption doesn't cover rentals or work for someone else.
Are there rebates for heat pump or electrical upgrades?
Some heat pump and efficiency programs run through NHSaves, and federal tax credits for heat pumps and solar ended after 2025. Our energy rebate guide explains what's available now.
How do I get quotes from electricians in New Hampshire?
Compare the listings on this page and contact a few directly, or describe your project once on our free quote form and we'll send it to up to 3 matching local pros.