Residential Service Electrician

Pay: $50-$90 per hour
Compensation based on licensing, experience, technical expertise, production capability, and level of independence.

We're seeking an experienced Residential Service Electrician to help launch and grow a new electrical division within an established home services company.

Unlike most electrical opportunities, we're not starting from scratch. We already have an established customer base, an experienced sales organization, and operational infrastructure that regularly uncovers legitimate residential electrical needs. What we're building now is the electrical team that will serve those customers and help shape the future of the department.

If you're a licensed electrician who enjoys taking ownership, solving problems, and helping build systems and standards, this could be a unique opportunity to make a lasting impact.

$50-$90 per hour

Pay is determined by:

• Licensing and certifications
• Residential electrical experience
• Technical knowledge and troubleshooting ability
• Production performance
• Independence and accountability
• Leadership potential

As the electrical division expands, there will be significant opportunities for professional growth and increased responsibility.

The initial workload will focus heavily on residential service and upgrade projects, including:

• Electrical panel replacements and upgrades
• Residential service upgrades
• Meter equipment installation and replacement
• Service mast repairs and installations
• Grounding and bonding systems
• Disconnects and feeders
• Switch, outlet, and receptacle replacement
• Electrical safety improvements
• Code-compliance corrections
• Residential electrical infrastructure upgrades

These projects are the foundation for a long-term plan to build a full-service Electrical Service, Sales, and Installation Department.

• Complete work safely, efficiently, and to code
• Execute approved scopes of work from start to finish
• Deliver clean, professional installations
• Maintain organized and safe worksites

• Verify field conditions before work begins
• Assess residential electrical systems
• Identify potential issues and solutions
• Plan material, labor, and equipment requirements

• Perform work in accordance with NEC and local requirements
• Prepare projects for inspections
• Coordinate with inspectors, utilities, and permitting authorities
• Address corrections when necessary

• Communicate clearly and professionally with homeowners
• Protect customers' property and living spaces
• Minimize disruption during installations
• Ensure a positive customer experience from start to finish

• Establish installation standards
• Assist with quality-control procedures
• Develop best practices and processes
• Help create efficient, repeatable systems for future growth

• Journeyman Electrician license (where required)
• Strong residential electrical experience
• Ability to work independently
• Valid driver's license with a good driving record
• Strong knowledge of NEC requirements and electrical safety practices

• Panel replacements and service upgrades
• Meter equipment and service entrances
• Grounding and bonding systems
• Feeders and disconnects
• Residential troubleshooting and diagnostics
• Permitting and inspections
• Existing-system evaluations
• Residential electrical modernization projects

You take ownership of your work and don't require constant supervision.

You can walk into a home, understand the existing electrical system, validate…