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Prequalification & insurance

Everything your prequal file needs from us.

What Wyatt Electric provides for subcontractor prequalification: Maryland master electrician licensing, our Harford County, Baltimore County and Baltimore City registrations, a certificate of insurance for your project, a W-9 and references. Some come with every bid; the rest are a quick email to office@wyattelectricinc.com.

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  • 4 Master Electricians on staff
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  • Veteran owned
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Since1986

The short answer

What do you provide for subcontractor prequalification?

Our Maryland master electrician license and our county and city registrations go on every bid. A certificate of insurance issued to your company for the project, a W-9 and builder references are available on request. Tell us what your form asks for and we'll send it, or tell you plainly if we don't have it.

  • In business since 1986
  • 4 Master Electricians among our 8 people
  • Licensed and insured
  • Veteran owned
  • Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Above & Beyond Award, 2010
  • Office hours Mon–Fri 7am–6pm, 410-557-8557

Maryland rules behind the paperwork

Why the license and registrations matter.

Checking these protects your permit, your inspection and your schedule.

  • A state master license

    Maryland's State Board of Master Electricians licenses master electricians and requires proof of at least $300,000 in general liability and $100,000 in property damage insurance to hold the license.

  • A local registration

    The state license isn't enough on its own. Harford County, Baltimore County and Baltimore City each require their own registration before an electrician can pull a permit there.

  • The permit in the right name

    In Baltimore County only a county-registered, licensed electrical contractor can apply, and unpermitted work carries a $1,000 civil penalty. Make sure your sub is the one on the permit.

Prequal documents

What you get, and when.

The items most GC prequalification forms ask an electrical subcontractor for.

  • Maryland master electrician license

    What it covers
    Issued by the State Board of Master Electricians. 4 of our people hold Master Electrician licenses.
    When you get it
    License number on every bid
  • County and city registrations

    What it covers
    Harford County, Baltimore County and Baltimore City each require their own registration before an electrician can pull a permit there.
    When you get it
    Listed on every bid for the job's jurisdiction
  • Certificate of insurance

    What it covers
    Issued to your company for the project. Send your insurance requirements and endorsement wording with the request, and we'll confirm them with our carrier.
    When you get it
    On request, before work starts
  • W-9

    What it covers
    Our taxpayer identification for your accounts payable setup.
    When you get it
    On request
  • References

    What it covers
    Builder and general contractor references, shared with their permission.
    When you get it
    On request
  • Company facts

    What it covers
    Wyatt Electric, Inc., in business since 1986, veteran owned, 8 people. Mailing address: P.O. Box 210, Jarrettsville, MD 21084.
    When you get it
    On this page, anytime

Need something not listed, like a safety program summary? Email office@wyattelectricinc.com with your prequal form and we'll answer each item.

Prequal questions

Before you add us to the list.

Can you name us as additional insured?

Send the endorsement wording your contract requires with the COI request. We'll confirm it with our carrier and tell you before the job starts.

Which jurisdictions can you pull permits in?

Harford County, Baltimore County and Baltimore City, which are the three areas we work in Maryland.

Can you fill out our prequalification form?

Yes. Email it to office@wyattelectricinc.com and we'll complete it and send it back with the supporting documents.

Who do I talk to about a bid?

Use the bid request form or call 410-557-8557, Monday–Friday, 7am–6pm.

Request a bid

Send us the plans.
We'll price it.

Send a link to the plans and your bid due date, and we'll come back with a scoped price and any questions about the drawings.