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Electrical contractors in Longview, TX

The Longview, TX metro area has 46 electrical contractors, or 1.57 per 10,000 residents.

What electrical work involves and how it is licensed is written once on the national electrical page. Texas publishes a business-level licence source for electrical, and the Texas page lists which classes count.

The facts

Electrical contractors in this metro
46
Per 10,000 residents
1.57 per 10,000
Records first appearing in the last 12 months
0
Records flagged closed in the last 12 months
1
Licensed share, TX portion of this metro
28.3%
Share of this metro’s entities excluded as out-of-state: 0.0%. Texas publishes business-level records and blanks individual practitioners by policy, so a contractor licensed only as an individual cannot appear in this share. Texas also publishes no status column; status is derived from the expiration date and is labeled as derived.
Active licenses with no public listing
112
Verify any single record at the board: TDLR license search.
Licenses lapsed in the last 12 months, derived
8
Employment and pay for this trade
630 employed, $47,580 median annual wage
Occupation as the Bureau of Labor Statistics titles it: Electricians. Median hourly wage $22.88.
Independent, franchise, corporate
45 independent, 0 franchise brand, 1 corporate owned, 0 awaiting chain review
Universe quality
4.17% of source records merged as duplicates, 2.17% carry no street address

Sources and dates: Foursquare Open Source Places, release August 11, 2026. Population 293,498, Census Bureau Vintage 2023 population estimates, as of July 1, 2023. State license files, as of September 2, 2026. BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 OEWS, published May 15, 2026, SOC 47-2111.

Row definitions: methodology page.

What these numbers say about electrical in Longview

By record count, electrical is the fifth largest of the 11 trades this site counts in Longview, behind plumbing and ahead of cleaning. That ordering is a property of the source data's categories rather than a judgement about which trade matters most in Longview.

Per resident, Longview carries more electrical records than Texas as a whole.

The independent share of Longview's electrical records is close to the Texas figure, so the mix of independent, franchise-brand and corporate-owned records here is ordinary for the state.

Far more of Longview's electrical records carry no street address than across Texas. What a blank street line is and is not is set out on the methodology page.

A larger share of Longview's electrical records link to an active state licence than the Texas figure for the same trade. That measures how well two files join here.

Almost every Longview electrical record sits inside Texas, the state the licensed share is computed inside, so that share covers nearly the whole metro.

No licence issuance or lapse figure is published for electrical in Longview, so no churn figure appears on this page rather than a zero standing in for one.

More active Texas licences covering electrical in Longview have no matching record in open place data than this page lists records at all, and none of those licences appear in the list below.

The occupational series the Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes for this trade counts 630 workers across Longview, and this site publishes 46 electrical records here. The two count different things, one an occupation across every employer and the other the businesses on this site, so they stand side by side rather than one against the other.

Of the Longview electrical records that are not independent, corporate-owned locations outnumber franchise brands.

No Longview electrical record is waiting on chain review, so the independent, franchise and corporate counts above account for the whole list.

More electrical records in Longview were flagged closed over the last twelve months than first appeared, so the file for this trade and metro shrank. A closed flag is a signal contributed upstream, not a confirmed closure.

No city inside Longview differs from the metro enough on electrical to carry a page of its own, so every record here is answered on this page.

Among the 17 Texas metro areas this site publishes a electrical page for, Longview is 2nd of 17 by records per resident, inside the top quarter. The field is the metro areas this site publishes a electrical page for rather than every metro area in Texas.

Ordered by electrical records per resident across every metro area this site publishes a electrical page for, the hubs either side of Longview are Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell above it and Wichita below it.

Electrical contractors, A to Z

45 publishable contractors. Ordering never depends on payment, claim status, license status, or any commercial relationship.

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