Electricians in Houston County, Georgia

Houston County, Georgia has 17 electrical contractor businesses with employees, employing 65 people (US Census Bureau, 2023 County Business Patterns).

That is 2.4 businesses per 10,000 homes, against 5.5 across Georgia.

Houston County ranks 104 of 110 counties in Georgia for businesses per 10,000 homes.

Their payroll averages $45,600 per employee a year.

Across Georgia, electricians earn a median of $58,860 a year (US Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2024).

Figures last updated on .

Businesses with employees
17
Their employees
65
Businesses per 10,000 homes
2.4

Electricians in Houston County: businesses and jobs

US Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023
Houston CountyGeorgiaUnited States
Businesses with employees172,49183,342
Their employees6532,9201,015,983
Annual payroll$2,964,000$2,312,326,000—
Businesses per 10,000 homes2.45.55.8

The homes behind the work in Houston County

Estimate (90% margin of error)
Houston CountyGeorgiaUnited States
Homes built before 19401.6% (±0.5 points)3.9%11.7%
Homes built 2010 to 201916.3% (±1.4 points)11.6%9.4%
Homes heated by electricity86.5% (±1.2 points)57.0%41.3%
Homes in buildings of 20 or more units2.3% (±0.5 points)7.6%10.3%

Homes built before 1940: 1.6% (±0.5 points) in Houston County, lower than across Georgia (3.9%).

Homes built 2010 to 2019: 16.3% (±1.4 points) in Houston County, higher than across Georgia (11.6%).

Homes heated by electricity: 86.5% (±1.2 points) in Houston County, higher than across Georgia (57.0%).

Homes in buildings of 20 or more units: 2.3% (±0.5 points) in Houston County, lower than across Georgia (7.6%).

Places in Houston County

Housing figures for each place are on its own page
PlaceResidentsBuilt before 1980Households that rent
Warner Robins82,99036.7%46.5%
Perry23,00129.9%35.2%
Centerville8,50526.6%29.6%
Robins AFB1,19346.6%98.3%

Counties in Georgia with a similar number of electrical contractor businesses

Businesses per 10,000 homes
CountyBusinesses with employeesBusinesses per 10,000 homesDifference from Houston County, per 10,000 homes
Clayton County282.4−0.0
Fulton County1202.4−0.1
Ware County42.5+0.1
Sumter County32.2−0.2
Spalding County82.8+0.4
DeKalb County932.8+0.4

Licenses for electricians in Georgia

Federal rules and model codes for electricians

Jobs and pay are published by state, not by county; the county figures are businesses and their employees.

Business counts are establishments: a company with offices in two counties is counted in each.

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Questions about Houston County

How many electrical contractor businesses are in Houston County?

The Census Bureau counts 17 electrical contractor businesses with employees in Houston County (2023 County Business Patterns).

How much do electricians make in Houston County?

Pay is published by state: across Georgia, electricians earn a median of $58,860 a year (US Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2024).

Do electricians need a license in Houston County?

Licenses for this trade are issued by Georgia, and a city or county in Houston County may add its own; the US Department of Labor’s License Finder lists the state’s, and the local building department says which permits a job needs.

Sources

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