Electrical License Requirements in New Mexico (2026)
Electrical License Requirements in New Mexico
New Mexico requires contractors performing electrical work to hold a valid state license. BuildRated tracks 88 electrical contractors licensed in New Mexico, of which 76 (86%) hold active licenses.
Licensing Overview
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total licensed electrical contractors | 88 |
| Active licenses | 76 (86%) |
| Expired licenses | 12 |
| Bonded contractors | 2 (2%) |
| Average bond amount | $25,000 |
Bond Requirements
2% of licensed electrical contractors in New Mexico carry an active surety bond, with an average amount of $25,000.
A surety bond protects homeowners financially if the contractor:
- Fails to complete the contracted work
- Performs work that does not meet code requirements
- Violates the terms of the contract
How to Verify a Electrical License in New Mexico
Search for the contractor on BuildRated to see their license status, bond information, and insurance verification — sourced directly from New Mexico state licensing records.
Electrical Contractors by City in New Mexico
| City | Licensed Electrical Contractors |
|---|---|
| Albuquerque | 13 |
| Farmington | 13 |
| Las Cruces | 7 |
| Bloomfield | 4 |
| Santa Teresa | 4 |
| Anthony | 3 |
| Aztec | 3 |
| Chaparral | 3 |
| Clovis | 3 |
| Raton | 3 |
About This Data
BuildRated aggregates contractor licensing data from New Mexico state records. License status, bond information, and insurance verification are updated regularly.
Last updated: March 2026
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