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Minnesota license EA777584

Elk River electrician for panels, EV chargers and hot tubs

First Light Electric LLC does residential electrical work across the Twin Cities north metro and the Brainerd Lakes area. Tripping breaker, new circuit, or a charger for the garage: call and talk to the person who will do the work.

Monday to Friday, 7 am to 5 pm, per the Google listing.

White First Light Electric work van with the oval FLE logo, the phone number and the license number printed on the side
The van to look for. The license number is printed on the side.

What we wire

Eight circuits we run most for Elk River homes

Laid out like the directory card inside your own panel door. Find the job, then call.

Main
panel directory
1

Panel upgrades

Replace an older or full panel to make room for new circuits and bigger loads.

2

EV charger

Level 2 home charger on its own circuit, sized to the charger and to your panel.

3

Hot tub and pool

Dedicated circuit, disconnect and GFCI protection for a spa or pool. One of the four Google reviews is a hot tub hook up.

4

Basement finishing

Circuits, outlets and lighting for a finished basement, roughed in before the drywall goes up.

5

New installations

Wiring for an addition or a new build, with the permit pulled and the inspection scheduled.

6

Fixtures and fans

Ceiling fans, recessed lights and pendants, with a box rated for the weight.

7

Security wiring

Power runs for cameras, alarm panels and smart home hubs.

8

Troubleshooting

We trace dead outlets, breakers that trip and lights that flicker back to the cause before replacing anything.

Before you call

What needs a phone call today and what can wait a few days

Act today

  • Burning smell, smoke or sparks from an outlet, switch or the panel
  • An outlet or cover plate that is hot, melted or brown
  • Any water in or around the panel or an outlet

Smoke or fire: get everyone out and call 911 first. Then call us about the repair.

Book a visit this week

  • A breaker that trips again after you reset it
  • Lights that dim when the furnace, dryer or a microwave starts
  • A buzzing or humming sound from the panel
  • Two-prong outlets, or outlets that do not hold a plug
  • A new appliance, charger or hot tub that needs its own circuit

About First Light Electric

What the public record shows about us

We would rather you check than take our word. These numbers come from BuildZoom, which reads state license and city permit records. Read October 13, 2026.

104BuildZoom score, which BuildZoom places at the 91st percentile of 77,973 licensed Minnesota contractors.
58Permitted jobs from 2023 through 2025, as counted by BuildZoom. Typical permit size about $1,500.
EA777584Minnesota electrical contractor license, listed as active by BuildZoom in September 2026.

Permitted jobs by year

2023
22
2024
27
2025
9
BuildZoom's own page lists 100 permitted projects in one place and 58 over three years in another. We show the yearly counts.

Check any electrician in four steps

  1. Ask for the license number. It should also be printed on the truck.
  2. Look it up on the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry lookup. Choose guest access and type in the full number.
  3. Look at the contractor's BuildZoom page for permit history on real jobs.
  4. Ask who pulls the permit and who calls the inspector.

Records change. If the sites above disagree with this page, believe the sites.

Where the van goes

Based in Elk River, working north

Based in Elk River, MN

The First Light Facebook page says the work covers the Twin Cities north metro and the Brainerd Lakes area. The map shows the area.

Tell us your town when you call or fill in the form. You get a yes or a no in one sentence.

Google reviews

Four customers wrote a review. All four gave five stars.

5.0on Google, from 4 reviews. Written between November 2023 and April 2024.

Adam was great all around. I really appreciated his work. I would recommend him to anyone and I would call him again in the future.

The Halls, Google review, April 2024

On time and quick to complete the work. Came back the next day to make sure we were happy with everything. Highly recommend First Light for all your electrical needs!!

Tim Johnston, Google review, November 2023

Called First Light for the first time and talk with Adam. He was Very informative and professional. He came right out. He did amazing work would highly recommend First Light to anyone. Thank you

T P, Google review, November 2023

Used FLC for a hot tub hook up. Everything done to perfection. Would definitely recommend.

Chet Ox, Google review, November 2023

Had work done? Add your review

Reviews are quoted as written on Google. Four is a small number and the newest is from 2024.

Questions

Short answers before you call

What are your hours?

Monday through Friday, 7 am to 5 pm, per the Google listing. Call (763) 234-9541 and leave a message outside those hours.

How do I check an electrician's license in Minnesota?

Use the license lookup at the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry. Pick guest access and search the full license number. Ours is EA777584.

Does a panel upgrade or EV charger need a permit?

Most electrical installation work in Minnesota needs a permit and an inspection. Ask any electrician who pulls the permit before you sign.

Do you work on businesses?

First Light Electric describes itself as a residential electrical contractor. For a shop or office, call and ask before assuming either way.

Which towns do you serve?

The Facebook page says the Twin Cities north metro and the Brainerd Lakes area, from a base in Elk River. Tell us your town and we will say yes or no.

Contact

Call, or send the details and we call you

(763) 234-9541
Monday to Friday7 am to 5 pm
Saturday and SundayClosed

Have these ready if you can

  • Your town
  • Which room or circuit, and when it started
  • A photo of the label inside your panel door

Request a call back

We call back on the next business day.

Call (763) 234-9541Mon to Fri, 7 am to 5 pm