Best Licensed Electricians in Dayton, WA
3 electrical contractors registered in Dayton hold current L&I licenses, verified against official records as of August 23, 2026. All 3 are listed below, ordered by insurance status and bond amount.
- 3 active L&I electrical contractor licenses in Columbia County; 3 registered in Dayton
- 1 of the county's active licenses has an insurance policy on file with L&I, which publishes one for 4.9% of them statewide
- 3 county licenses carry a contractor bond, median amount $4,000
- 1 county license reaches its expiration date within 90 days
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- ✓ L&I License #WESTEAE973DC - verify at state registryInsured - Pioneer Specialty Ins CoBonded - $4,000
- Verified
- August 23, 2026
- Expires
- 2027-03-03
- Phone
- (509) 382-3104
- ✓ L&I License #GEMMEMW778UC - verify at state registryBonded - $6,000
- Verified
- August 23, 2026
- Expires
- 2027-02-22
- Phone
- (509) 382-4159
- ✓ L&I License #DAYTOEL926P8 - verify at state registryBonded - $4,000
- Verified
- August 23, 2026
- Expires
- 2026-10-28
- Phone
- (509) 991-6011
Compare the top 3 at a glance
| Electrician | License | Insurance on file | Bond |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nevada American Energy Inc. | #WESTEAE973DC | Current | $4,000 |
| Gemmell's Machine Works Inc. | #GEMMEMW778UC | None on file | $6,000 |
| Dayton Electric LLC | #DAYTOEL926P8 | None on file | $4,000 |
How this page is built
Nobody pays to appear on this page, and position cannot be bought. A company is listed only where the official register showed it holding a current license when we checked on August 23, 2026.
- Ranked by insurance status and bond amount.
- Left off anything expired on the date we checked, or carrying any status other than current.
- Not published at all until at least 3 electrical contractors pass that check. At most 10 appear - a cut through the ranking, not a further test.
The full method, including what each register does and does not publish.
Columbia County electrical licensure at a glance
Washington publishes no county on a contractor record, so we attribute each registration to a county through the city it is registered in: 3 active L&I electrical contractor licenses sit in Columbia County, 3 of them in Dayton. L&I's published insurance file lists a policy for 1 of them, and for 4.9% of active licenses statewide, so a blank there means unrecorded rather than uninsured, and 3 carry a contractor bond with a median amount of $4,000. 1 county license reaches its expiration date within the next 90 days. Two limits of this source we will not paper over: L&I drops lapsed insurance policies from the file it publishes, so "no policy on file" is the honest signal here and a Texas-style expired-certificate statistic is not possible; and the registry's effective date resets at every renewal, so it is not an original licensure date and no "licensed since" claim is made for Washington. Check any record yourself at L&I's verify tool. How we verify.
Electricians in Dayton: common questions
How many licensed electrical contractors are registered in Dayton?
3 active L&I electrical contractor licenses are registered in Dayton, out of 3 across Columbia County. 3 Dayton-registered companies passed our license verification, and all 3 are listed on this page. Only registrations L&I shows as ACTIVE are listed - suspended, inactive and expired ones never appear.
How do I check an electrical contractor's license in Washington?
Search the company name or license number in L&I's contractor verify tool at secure.lni.wa.gov/verify, which shows status, expiration, the insurance policy on file and the bond. We list only ACTIVE registrations, and every listing above carries its license number. 1 Columbia County license reaches its expiration date within 90 days.
What does the bond on a Washington contractor mean?
3 of Columbia County's 3 active licenses have a contractor bond on file with L&I, median amount $4,000. A contractor bond is money a customer can claim against, and L&I's verify tool shows each contractor's current bond, its amount and the firm that issued it.