PUBLISHED MEASURES / 9

Every statistic we publish.

Each measure states the count it was calculated on and the date it was measured. Rankings, research findings and record pages read from these same figures.

n = 259 source records · measured Oct 4, 2026

Companies tracked and compared

259 Kansas City electrical companies are in the research file; 87 meet the criteria for a published comparison.

Source records researched259
Companies in a published comparison87
Residential cohort evaluated60
Residential ranked50
Commercial ranked34
Listed address in Missouri56
Listed address in Kansas31

Source: Electrician Benchmark research file · included in /data/stats.json

Electrician Benchmark, “Companies tracked and compared”, measured 2026-10-04, https://electricianbenchmark.com/stats/#coverage

n = 87 compared companies · measured Oct 4, 2026

Credential records across compared companies

88.5% of compared companies show a KCMO Class I record and 78.2% an active Johnson County DE record; 66.7% show both.

KCMO Electrical Contractor Class I77 (88.5%)
Johnson County Class DE, active68 (78.2%)
Both records58 (66.7%)
Neither record shown0 (0%)
Johnson County status note (e.g. insurance expired)9

A missing record is a research limit, not a finding that a company is unlicensed. Each authority covers different project addresses.

Source: City of Kansas City, Missouri licensed contractor list; Johnson County contractor licensing download · included in /data/stats.json

Electrician Benchmark, “Credential records across compared companies”, measured 2026-10-04, https://electricianbenchmark.com/stats/#credentials

n = 58 residential firms with a matched listing · measured Oct 4, 2026

Google rating and review-count distribution

69% of matched Kansas City residential electricians sit at 4.8★ or higher; the median listing has 53 reviews.

Rating 4.8★ or higher40 (69%)
Median rating4.90
Reviews, 25th percentile19
Reviews, median53
Reviews, 75th percentile364
Fewer than 10 reviews8 (13.8%)
100 reviews or more26 (44.8%)

Ratings describe the matched Google listing, not inspections. Multi-trade listings can include non-electrical work.

Source: Google Business listings observed one at a time · shown on this page only; not included in downloads

Electrician Benchmark, “Google rating and review-count distribution”, measured 2026-10-04, https://electricianbenchmark.com/stats/#ratings

n = 60 residential cohort companies · measured Oct 4, 2026

Advertised residential services

54 of 60 residential electricians advertise panel or service upgrades; 39 advertise generators.

Panel & service upgrades54 (90%)
EV charging38 (63.3%)
Lighting & fans50 (83.3%)
Rewiring34 (56.7%)
Generators39 (65%)
Emergency service (advertised)38 (63.3%)

Tags record what each company advertises on its own pages, not verified delivery or current availability.

Source: Company websites · included in /data/stats.json

Electrician Benchmark, “Advertised residential services”, measured 2026-10-04, https://electricianbenchmark.com/stats/#services

n = 34 ranked commercial firms · measured Oct 4, 2026

Concentration of large KCMO commercial permit sites

The top five commercial electricians account for 42.4% of the 361 qualifying $100k+ KCMO sites held by ranked firms.

Qualifying sites, all ranked firms361
Qualifying sites, top five firms153
Top five share42.4%
Median qualifying sites per ranked firm7.5
Most sites held by one firm50

Issued KCMO electrical permits with $100,000+ declared project value, applications Oct. 1, 2021 – May 9, 2025. Kansas-side and newer work is outside the source.

Source: KCMO Permits CPD dataset · included in /data/stats.json

Electrician Benchmark, “Concentration of large KCMO commercial permit sites”, measured 2026-10-04, https://electricianbenchmark.com/stats/#commercial-concentration

n = 59 residential cohort companies with permit data · measured Oct 4, 2026

KCMO permit history of residential electricians

10.2% of residential electricians in the cohort have no residential-class KCMO permit site in the source window.

No residential-class KCMO site6 (10.2%)
Median issued KCMO permits40
Median residential-class sites25
Most residential-class sites384

KCMO issues permits only for addresses in Kansas City, Missouri. A firm working mostly in Kansas or other Missouri cities will show low counts here.

Source: KCMO Permits CPD dataset · included in /data/stats.json

Electrician Benchmark, “KCMO permit history of residential electricians”, measured 2026-10-04, https://electricianbenchmark.com/stats/#residential-permits

n = 87 compared companies · measured Oct 4, 2026

Company scope

12 of 87 compared companies also sell non-electrical trades, so their Google ratings can include other work.

Electrical-only companies75
Multi-trade or other scope12
NECA Kansas City directory listing18
Third-party documented project on file6

Source: Company websites; NECA Kansas City chapter directory · included in /data/stats.json

Electrician Benchmark, “Company scope”, measured 2026-10-04, https://electricianbenchmark.com/stats/#company-scope

n = 702 companies with a Class DE license in the county file · measured Oct 11, 2026

Johnson County electrical contractor license status

563 of 702 Johnson County Class DE electrical contractor licenses were active on 2026-10-11; 131 (18.7%) were listed as “Inactive: Insurance Expired.”

Active563 (80.2%)
Listed “Inactive: Insurance Expired”131 (18.7%)
Listed “Inactive: Uninsured” or “Terminated”8
Active, Kansas address274
Active, Missouri address221
Active, other states68

Status is the county record on the download date and can change as soon as a certificate is filed. The county program covers participating Johnson County cities, not Kansas City, Missouri.

Source: Johnson County contractor licensing download · included in /data/stats.json

Electrician Benchmark, “Johnson County electrical contractor license status”, measured 2026-10-11, https://electricianbenchmark.com/stats/#joco-de

n = 80 KCMO Class I license records of compared companies · measured Oct 4, 2026

KCMO Class I license expiry dates

17 of 80 KCMO Class I license records held by compared companies expire within 12 months of the edition date.

Expired before the edition date0
Expire within 12 months17
Expire in 12–24 months20
Expire in 24 months or more43

Expiry dates come from the City of Kansas City, Missouri licensed contractor list as recorded; renewals filed after that date are not reflected. Some companies hold more than one record.

Source: City of Kansas City, Missouri licensed contractor list · included in /data/stats.json

Electrician Benchmark, “KCMO Class I license expiry dates”, measured 2026-10-04, https://electricianbenchmark.com/stats/#kcmo-expiry

Downloads: stats.json · companies.json · companies.csv. Google ratings and review counts are never included in downloads.