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Minnesota Electrician License and Permits Guide 2026
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Minneapolis
Nordeast Electric traces its roots to 1977, when it started as Northeast Electric, and has been run under its current name and owner, master electrician William Tomczak, since 2008. The family-owned company works from Central Avenue Northeast on the Minneapolis and Columbia Heights line.
The team concentrates on older homes: full and partial rewires, removal of knob-and-tube wiring, service panel and meter socket replacement, and Level 2 EV charger installation, plus general electrical repairs. Its licensed journeyman electricians back their work with a one-year labor and material warranty, and the company says it is fully licensed and insured.
Nordeast Electric serves Minneapolis, St. Paul and suburbs such as Columbia Heights, Fridley, Blaine, Brooklyn Park, Maple Grove and Roseville. Work is by appointment, Monday to Friday. Call (763) 789-4800 or send a short request through the website form.
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Photo: Nordeast Electric website
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