Top 20 Electricians in Orlando (2026)
Lynknester ranked the top 20 electricians in Orlando by verified Google rating — 20 vetted pros total. 20 carry public Google ratings, averaging ★ 4.9. #1 ranked: All Around Electric (★ 5.0). Unlike lead-fee platforms, each pro is matched one-per-job — no lead fees, no bidding wars. See how we compare to Angi and Thumbtack. See typical electrician costs in Orlando.
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All Around Electric
#2Bela Tech Electrical Contractor LLC
#3JCA Electrical Services
#4Jacob Electric LLC
#5MTK Electric Inc
#6UP & Down Electrical Services LLC EC#13014809
#7All Electric Services
#8All Phases Electrical Contracting
#9Central Florida Electrician
#10Michael's Lighting & Electric
#11Mr. Electric of Orlando
#12Nick's Electrical LLC
#13Nominal Voltage Contractors
#14TrueBright Electric
#15Doc Watts Electric, Inc
#16Happy Home Electric
#17In Phaze Electric Inc.
#18Mister Sparky
#19Deep Electric
#20Solaris Electric
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Frequently asked questions
How many electricians are there in Orlando?
Lynknester lists 20 vetted electricians in Orlando, 20 with public Google ratings averaging 4.9 stars.
Who is the top-rated electrician in Orlando?
All Around Electric currently holds the highest Google rating (5.0 stars) among electricians listed on Lynknester in Orlando.
How much does it cost to hire an electrician in Orlando?
Most electricians charge $50–$150 per hour nationally; total job cost depends on the work. See our Orlando electrician cost guide for typical prices by job type. View the full cost guide.
How is Lynknester different from Angi or Thumbtack?
Pros on Lynknester pay no lead fees and homeowners get matched with one vetted pro per job — no bidding wars and no calls from five contractors at once.