Service areas · Harford · Baltimore County · Baltimore City
Where we work in Maryland.
Wyatt Electric is based in Jarrettsville and has worked in Harford County, Baltimore County and Baltimore City since 1986. Each has its own permit office and its own electrical code edition. We pull the permits in all three, and 4 of our 8 people are Master Electricians.
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- Since 198640 years in business
- 4 MastersMaster Electricians
- Veteran ownedLicensed & insured
- ESGR 2010Above & Beyond Award
The short answer
Which areas does Wyatt Electric serve?
Three Maryland jurisdictions: Harford County, Baltimore County and Baltimore City. Our home base is Jarrettsville, in northern Harford County, so we cover Harford end to end, the whole of Baltimore County, and homes and businesses across the city.
- Based in Jarrettsville, Harford County
- Homes, farms and businesses in all three
- We pull the electrical permit wherever the job needs one
- Harford and Baltimore County: 2023 NEC
- Baltimore City: 2020 NEC with city amendments
- Office hours Mon–Fri 7am–6pm
Pick your area
Pick your county.
Each page covers that area's permit rules, the homes and buildings we see there, and the work people ask us for most.
Harford County
Home turf. Farms and barns around Jarrettsville, and neighborhoods in Bel Air, Fallston and Forest Hill.
See detailsBaltimore County
From Towson and Hunt Valley to the horse country around Phoenix, Monkton and Sparks.
See detailsBaltimore City
Rowhomes and older houses, permitted through the city's online ePermits system.
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What happens next
No runaround. Three steps.
- 1
Tell us what's going on.
Book online in about a minute, or call or text 410-557-8557. Photos of the problem help.
- 2
We confirm by text.
You get a time window that works for you, and a quick call if we need details first.
- 3
A licensed electrician shows up on time.
We explain the fix and the price before any work starts, then clean up when we're done.
Permits and code
Three jurisdictions, three rulebooks.
Who can pull an electrical permit, and which National Electrical Code (NEC) edition applies, depends on where the work is.
Harford County
- Who can pull the permit
- A Harford-licensed master electrician applies at the Permit Center, 220 S. Main St, Bel Air. A permit is valid for 12 months.
- Electrical code in force
- 2023 NEC, adopted in Bill 24-06. County criteria apply to applications on or after May 20, 2024.
Baltimore County
- Who can pull the permit
- Only a county-registered, licensed electrical contractor. Unpermitted work carries a $1,000 civil penalty.
- Electrical code in force
- 2023 NEC, for permits issued after August 31, 2023.
Baltimore City
- Who can pull the permit
- A contractor registered in the city's ePermits system, applying online.
- Electrical code in force
- 2020 NEC, with the city's amendments (Building Code Part III).
| Jurisdiction | Who can pull the permit | Electrical code in force |
|---|---|---|
| Harford County | A Harford-licensed master electrician applies at the Permit Center, 220 S. Main St, Bel Air. A permit is valid for 12 months. | 2023 NEC, adopted in Bill 24-06. County criteria apply to applications on or after May 20, 2024. |
| Baltimore County | Only a county-registered, licensed electrical contractor. Unpermitted work carries a $1,000 civil penalty. | 2023 NEC, for permits issued after August 31, 2023. |
| Baltimore City | A contractor registered in the city's ePermits system, applying online. | 2020 NEC, with the city's amendments (Building Code Part III). |
Harford County's own pages aren't consistent about when the 2023 NEC took effect, so confirm the edition when the permit is filed. Sources are listed at the bottom of this page.
Google reviews
What our customers say.
“They show up early and they work. They are professional, clean, and friendly. All my questions and concerns were addressed while they were on the worksite.”
“They show up on time, explain everything clearly, and do top-quality work every single time. It’s such a relief to have electricians we fully trust and we won’t use anyone else.”
“We have called Wyatt Electric twice, once in 2020 and again just recently. They fixed all of our problems and left our home clean, even after installing a ceiling fan in my daughter's bedroom.”
Communities we serve
Towns and neighborhoods we work in.
- Jarrettsville
- Bel Air
- Fallston
- Forest Hill
- Abingdon
- Aberdeen
- Havre de Grace
- Edgewood
- Towson
- Hunt Valley
- Phoenix
- Monkton
- Sparks
- Baltimore City
Service area questions
Before you book.
Do you work outside these three areas?
We focus on Harford County, Baltimore County and Baltimore City. If your job is just over the line, call 410-557-8557 and ask.
Do you pull permits in all three?
Yes. Each jurisdiction runs its own permit process and decides who can apply. We file the permit and handle the inspection when the job needs one.
Why does the electrical code differ by county?
Each jurisdiction adopts its own edition of the National Electrical Code. Harford County and Baltimore County enforce the 2023 NEC. Baltimore City enforces the 2020 NEC with its own amendments.
Where is Wyatt Electric based?
In Jarrettsville, in northern Harford County. Our mailing address is P.O. Box 210, Jarrettsville, MD 21084.
Do you do commercial work in all three areas?
Yes. We do office and retail build-outs, lighting, emergency lighting and maintenance for businesses and property managers across Harford, Baltimore County and the city.
How do I get a price?
Book a visit online or call 410-557-8557, Monday–Friday, 7am–6pm. We explain the work and the price before anything starts.
Book a visit
Tell us what's going on.
We'll take it from there.
Book online in about a minute, or call or text 410-557-8557, Monday–Friday, 7am–6pm. We confirm by text, and a licensed electrician shows up in your window.
Burning smell, sparking or no power? Don't book online. Call now: 410-557-8557