State Guides · Wisconsin
Wisconsin Electrician License and Permit Guide
How Wisconsin licenses electricians through DSPS, how to check a license, when a permit is needed, the homeowner exemption and the new 2023 NEC-based code.
·5 min read

Milwaukee
Walkowiak Electric has worked in Milwaukee since 1996 and serves both homes and businesses from its shop on South 9th Street. The company describes itself as licensed and bonded and backs its work with a labor warranty.
For homeowners, the crew replaces fixtures, outlets and switches, upgrades old knob-and-tube wiring, renovates lighting, adds security lighting and surge suppressors, and runs underground wiring. It also installs backup generators and EV chargers, sets up smart home devices, and does electrical safety inspections. Emergency calls are taken around the clock.
Walkowiak Electric works across Milwaukee and nearby communities, and it also offers residential service plans. The company is accredited by the Better Business Bureau. To schedule work, call (414) 294-4000 or use the request form on the company website.
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Photo: Walkowiak Electric website
Photo: Walkowiak Electric website
Photo: Walkowiak Electric website
Photo: Walkowiak Electric website
Photo: Walkowiak Electric website
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