Florida Electrician License
A Florida Certified Electrical Contractor requires 14 continuing-education hours every 2 years, a $105 state renewal fee, and no state license bond. Florida currently enforces the 2020 NEC. Requirements, approved courses, bond and renewal steps for 2026.
Source: ECLB · compiled 2026-05-23
Need your 14 CE hours? RedVector (Vector Solutions) carries the largest approved-course catalog for Florida.
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Continuing education
- Workplace safety: 1 hour
- Workers comp: 1 hour
- Business practices: 1 hour
- Advanced module / NEC: 4 hours
- False alarm prevention: 1 hour
- Electives: 6 hours
CE courses for Florida certified electrical contractors
Electrician continuing-education providers offering courses for Florida. Confirm a provider appears on ECLB’s approved-provider list before you buy.
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Bond & insurance
No state license bond required at this tier. Local permits may still require one.
General-liability minimum. Workers’ compensation insurance is required.
These limits often apply to the licensed contractor/business, not an individual contractor working as an employee — confirm which applies to your situation with ECLB.
Compare GL & workers’-comp quotesReciprocity
Florida does not publish direct reciprocity for this license. Out-of-state holders typically apply for endorsement and may need to pass the state exam. The reciprocity map shows which states do honor each other.
How to renew, step by step
- 1
Check your renewal deadline
Log in to the ECLB portal and confirm your expiration date and license number before doing anything else.
- 2
Complete continuing education
Complete your 14 required CE hours every 2 years with a board-approved provider (provider approval is required in this state). Keep your completion certificates.
- 3
Gather bond & insurance proof
Have current proof of your license bond and general-liability insurance and workers’ compensation coverage ready to upload.
- 4
Submit and pay
Submit the renewal through the ECLB portal and pay the $105 fee. Renewing online is faster than mailing a paper form.
- 5
Save your confirmation
Download the confirmation and your updated license. If you missed the deadline, look for the late/reinstatement path rather than re-applying from scratch.
Frequently asked questions
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Don’t lose your license to a missed deadline
Florida Certified Electrical Contractors renew every 2 years. Set a reminder so you have time to finish your 14 CE hours before you’re due.
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