CKT 02 / Fractional Master

A real seat in your company.
Not a name for rent.

Your qualifying master is the license your whole company operates under. Some guys will rent you their number and never see your jobs. That's not a service — that's a liability with a signature on it. I take the seat like it's my license on the line. Because it is.

Available in Colorado · Wyoming · Texas · Iowa

In the seat

What the seat includes

This is an embedded role inside your company, structured properly with counsel where the state requires it — not detached consulting with a license number stapled on.

Permits & code accountability

Permits pulled correctly under the license, in the right jurisdiction, every time — with code accountability to NEC 2026 across your work. When the inspector has questions, I'm the one answering them.

Plan review before the job starts

Drawings reviewed before your crew is standing on the slab wondering why the gear doesn't fit the room. Problems caught on paper cost pennies; the same problems caught at rough-in cost jobs.

A master who answers the phone

Field questions, inspection prep, code interpretations, journeyman mentoring. Your crew gets a master they can actually call — not a name in a state database they've never met.

Fit check

Who this is for

Shops that lost their master

Your qualifying master retired, quit, or moved on — and every day without one is a day you can't pull permits. I can hold the seat while you work, and help you develop your own master from inside your crew.

Journeymen ready to open their own doors

You have the skill and the customers, but not the master's license the state wants on file. The seat gets you legal and operating — with a mentor attached, not just a signature.

Out-of-state contractors entering CO / WY / TX / IA

You're expanding into one of my states and need a qualifying master who knows the local jurisdictions, the inspectors, and the licensing boards. That's four states where I've held the seat myself.

Completed travel center project — commercial electrical construction
Plain talk

What this is not

It's not name-lending. A master who signs your paperwork and never looks at your jobs is putting your permits, your insurance, and your customers at risk — and in most states it's a fast way for both of you to lose a license. If you're shopping for the cheapest number to put on file, I'm the wrong call, and honestly, so is anyone who says yes.

What it is: a working relationship where I know your jobs, your crew knows my number, and the license on your wall means what the state intends it to mean.

15 minutes, free, no obligation. We'll both know by the end whether it's a fit.