Miami, FL · Electricians
Electricians in Miami, by the numbers.
The Census Bureau counted 2,080 electrical contractors in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL Metro Area in 2023, employing 18,102 people with $1.2 billion in annual payroll.
The local market.
Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023. Figures cover the whole metro area.
2,080
3rd most of 387 US metro areas
18,102
8.7 per business, against 13.0 across all metros
$1.2 billion
$65,465 per employee
81%
of businesses, against 76% across all metros
+2.8%
in the number of businesses (2,023 in 2022)
What the numbers say about Miami.
- Miami is one of the ten largest metro markets in the country for electrical contractors, 3rd of 387.
- Businesses here run smaller than average: 8.7 employees each, against 13.0 across all metros.
- Pay runs below the metro average: $65,465 per employee a year, against $77,600.
- The market grew: 57 more businesses than in 2022.
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Questions
Electricians in Miami
How many electrical contractors are there in Miami?
2,080 in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL Metro Area, according to the Census Bureau's County Business Patterns for 2023. Together they employed 18,102 people and paid $1.2 billion in annual payroll.
Is the Miami market for electricians growing?
By number of businesses it grew between 2022 and 2023: from 2,023 to 2,080 (+2.8%).
What does VERA do for electricians in Miami?
VERA drafts the quotes, invoices, follow-ups and customer messages a Miami business runs on, and waits for the owner's approval before anything goes out. It is the same software everywhere; this page adds the local numbers.
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Source: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023 and 2022, metropolitan statistical areas. The Bureau adds a small amount of noise to these figures to protect individual businesses. The category counted is electrical contractors, which can be broader or narrower than the trade itself. About the data.
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