Charles Kerby

Kerby, Charles F

Active

Highest individual tier — authorized to plan, supervise, and sign off on electrical work.

License Number

6446

License Type

Master Electrician

Profession

Electrician

State

Expiration Date

3/29/2027

County/Jurisdiction

Wilson

Data sourced from Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation on 4/20/2026.

Before you hire

A license is a floor, not a ceiling. Three quick checks cover most of what a license doesn’t guarantee:

Ask for a Certificate of Insurance (COI)
A current COI confirms the contractor carries general liability and, where applicable, workers’ comp. Licensing does not require insurance — ask for the certificate directly.
Match the name on the license to the person on site
License lookup verifies the license — not the person showing up. Confirm the worker’s government ID matches the name here.
Confirm a permit will be pulled (if the work requires one)
Most permit-required electricians work must be filed with the city before work begins. A contractor who wants to skip the permit is a red flag.

Permit portals (big-four Texas cities)

Outside the big four? Search “[your city] building permit” or call your local building department to confirm whether a permit is required.

This checklist is general guidance, not legal advice. Always review the contract and scope of work with the contractor before signing.

Claim your license to protect trust and readiness:

For Teams & Offices

License data sourced from public regulator databases. Not a government service.