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Who can do electrical work in Utah

Utah Code 58-55-102 defines the electrical trade as electrical work involved in the installation, construction, alteration, change, repair, removal or maintenance of facilities, buildings, or their appendages. (source: Utah State Legislature)

Electrical contractor licenses

(source: Utah Office of Administrative Rules) (source: Utah State Legislature)

Small jobs

Utah's small job exemption (Utah Code 58-55-305) covers some projects under $7,000 including labor and materials, but work on a plumbing or electrical system must still be done by a licensed plumbing or electrical contractor, and work on a component such as a faucet, toilet, fixture, outlet or switch must be done by a licensed contractor or licensed journeyman. On January 1, 2027 the exemption moves to Utah Code 58-55-110, which leaves out any work on an electrical or plumbing system or a component of one. (source: Utah State Legislature) (source: Utah State Legislature)

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