Contractor insurance agents
Find electrical contractors in your territory and reach them with their reported business contacts.
Electrical leads
Illustrative records. Real editions show their own date and counts.
Electrical contractors with DOT numbers, emails and phones.
Electrical and solar contractors operating service and bucket trucks under a USDOT number. TruckerFetch finds them in the FMCSA Company Census with a Electrical niche preset, so you can build a list in minutes instead of guessing from company names.
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Daily LeadsEdition · 8:00 AM ET For hire · 1–5 unitsExport CRM CSV
| Carrier | Location | Units | Phone | Type | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lone Star Haul LLC | Houston, TX | 1 | dis••••@gmail.com | (•••) •••-•••• | For hire |
| Blue Ridge Freight Inc | Asheville, NC | 3 | ops••••@blueri••••.com | (•••) •••-•••• | For hire |
| Desert Tow & Recovery | Mesa, AZ | 2 | info••••@yahoo.com | (•••) •••-•••• | Towing |
| Prairie Cold Chain | Omaha, NE | 5 | hello••••@outlook.com | (•••) •••-•••• | Reefer |
Who sells to them
Who uses electrical contractors leads
Electrical contractors buy service trucks, bucket trucks, tools, insurance and job management software.
Bucket truck dealers and lenders
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Job management software
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Electrical distributors
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Filter recipe
A starting filter for electrical contractors
The Electrical preset matches electric or electrical in the company name.
Combine the preset with Daily Leads for new registrations, or with Carrier Search for established businesses.
Filters
- Niche
- Electrical
- Power units
- 2–20
How it works
Build the list in three steps
Choose the Electrical niche
Open Daily Leads or Carrier Search and pick the niche preset.
Narrow to your market
Add state, fleet size and time in business.
Save and export
Add carriers to a list and export a CSV or CRM-ready file.
By state
Electrical by state
California1,621 active electrical contractorsNew York1,178 active electrical contractorsMinnesota1,133 active electrical contractorsWisconsin626 active electrical contractorsMichigan598 active electrical contractorsPennsylvania565 active electrical contractorsMassachusetts515 active electrical contractorsTexas452 active electrical contractorsGeorgia442 active electrical contractorsNebraska404 active electrical contractorsWashington393 active electrical contractorsFlorida369 active electrical contractorsKentucky356 active electrical contractorsColorado356 active electrical contractorsIndiana349 active electrical contractorsMaryland339 active electrical contractorsNew Jersey336 active electrical contractorsKansas227 active electrical contractorsAlabama222 active electrical contractorsUtah198 active electrical contractorsConnecticut195 active electrical contractorsOhio176 active electrical contractorsNorth Carolina146 active electrical contractorsIllinois137 active electrical contractorsIowa125 active electrical contractorsOklahoma119 active electrical contractorsMissouri116 active electrical contractorsArizona101 active electrical contractorsAlaska99 active electrical contractorsWest Virginia99 active electrical contractorsNew Mexico98 active electrical contractorsOregon97 active electrical contractorsSouth Carolina95 active electrical contractorsHawaii94 active electrical contractorsVirginia94 active electrical contractorsMaine91 active electrical contractorsTennessee79 active electrical contractorsIdaho74 active electrical contractorsNew Hampshire63 active electrical contractorsLouisiana55 active electrical contractorsMontana52 active electrical contractorsNorth Dakota51 active electrical contractorsArkansas47 active electrical contractorsMississippi45 active electrical contractorsWyoming44 active electrical contractorsSouth Dakota40 active electrical contractorsDelaware40 active electrical contractorsRhode Island35 active electrical contractorsNevada30 active electrical contractors
Pricing
Simple monthly pricing
Starter covers daily leads, search, lists and exports. Pro adds insurance renewals and developer access. No per-contact credits, cancel anytime.
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- Dated daily editions at 8 AM ET and carrier search
- Niche, cargo and time-in-business filters
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- CSV and CRM-ready exports, browser watchlists
- Rolling 90-day Lead History; open 10 past dates per paid period
- Opt-in subscriber notifications
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- Monthly insurance renewal leads with upcoming months
- Filing anniversary targeting by niche and time in business
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- Signed customer webhooks
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Frequently Asked Questions
Have a question about the data, access or your workflow? If you can’t find the answer here, reach out.
How does TruckerFetch identify electrical contractors?
- The Electrical preset matches carriers that report electric or electrical in the company name. Name matching uses whole words, so it's precise, but a company with an unusual name can be missed. Combine it with cargo and classification filters for the tightest list.
Why do electrical contractors have USDOT numbers?
- Businesses that operate commercial motor vehicles above certain weight or passenger thresholds, or that haul regulated cargo, generally need a USDOT number, and several states require one for intrastate operations too. That's why the FMCSA registry covers many trades beyond freight.
Are the emails and phone numbers verified?
- They are the business contacts the carrier reported to FMCSA. We check the format and apply removal requests, but we don't test whether a mailbox or phone line works. Carriers sometimes report an outdated or shared contact, so plan for some bounces.
Can I see the data before paying?
- Yes. A free account opens a real published daily edition as a sample, with the same fields and filters as the paid workspace.
Is there a contract?
- No. Starter is $49 per month and Pro is $99 per month, billed monthly. Cancel anytime from the billing portal. There are no per-contact credits.
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