All electrical licenses expire on June 30 in each even-numbered year and are renewable every two years on payment of the applicable, non-refundable, renewal fee prior to July 1.
| Apprentice | $10 |
| Journeyman | $15 |
| Low Voltage (Active) | $50 |
| Low Voltage (Inactive) | $20 |
| Master (Active) | $50 |
| Master (Inactive) | $50 |
| Restricted Master (Active) | $50 |
| Restricted Master (Inactive) | $50 |
Expiration
Failure to renew the electrical license prior to July 1 shall cause the license to expire. After July 1, a firm or corporation may not engage, offer to engage or hold themselves out as engaging as a Master Electrician under a license unless the license is restored or reissued.
Additional Fees
If application for restoration is made within 90 days after June 30, a license, which expires because of failure to renew prior to July 1, shall be restored only on payment of the renewal fee and an additional restoration fee of $50.
If the application for restoration is not made within the 90-day period after expiration, a renewal may not be issued and the board may require compliance by examination, before reissuance of a license, as if the applicant had never been licensed.