Wyoming Electrical Contractors (DFPES)

Say you run an electrical supply counter in Casper and want to call every licensed electrical contractor in the Powder River Basin before the spring building season. Or you manage a commercial build in Cheyenne and need to confirm that each electrical sub on the bid list holds a current state licence. Wyoming licenses no general contractors, but it does license electrical contractors, through the Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety, and its public lookup lists every one with a phone number.

The manual way, and what it costs

For checking a handful of subs, the free lookup is the right tool. Choose Contractors, type the firm’s name or licence number, and read the expiration date off the result. Building the whole list is another matter. The form will not search with every field empty, and it has no download. The closest thing to “show me everyone” is a one-letter name search: on November 4, 2026 an e matched 1,940 of the 2,157 contractor records. That is expired licences, inspecting authorities and low-voltage classes mixed in with the electrical contractors, a page at a time, to copy into a spreadsheet by hand and then sort out.

The faster way

Wyoming Contractor License Lookup & Leads Scraper (DFPES) does the same search once and hands back every row at once.

{
  "categories": [
    "Electrical Contractor"
  ],
  "expiry_statuses": [
    "Unexpired"
  ],
  "maxResults": 2000
}

categories keeps the Electrical Contractor licences and leaves out the limited and low-voltage classes. expiry_statuses: Unexpired drops the lapsed ones, which the Department’s lookup keeps listing: 578 electrical contractor licences had already expired on November 4, 2026. A maxResults of 2,000 sits well above the 848 that remained, so the run returns all of them. For the Casper counter, add a cities list (Casper, Gillette, Douglas, Glenrock); for the Cheyenne job, switch to mode: lookup and put the subs’ licence numbers in queries.

What comes back

{
  "listing_id": "C-47283",
  "name": "3 G Electric LLC",
  "phone": "208-313-7413",
  "phone_e164": "+12083137413",
  "street": "4554 Clydes Turn",
  "city": "Tetonia",
  "country": "US",
  "category": "Electrical Contractor",
  "categories": [
    "Electrical Contractor"
  ],
  "source": "live",
  "source_url": "https://wyelectrician.imagetrendlicense.com/lms/public/portal#contractor-6feb3434-0f5a-e911-80d4-001dd8b723fb",
  "extras": {
    "licence_type": "Electrical Contractor",
    "expires": "2027-07-01",
    "expiry_status": "Unexpired"
  }
}

Field	Example value	Meaning
name	3 G Electric LLC	Business name as the Department lists it
listing_id	C-47283	Licence number exactly as printed (C-47283, LV-…, L-…); empty on about 10% of rows (224 of 2,136 on 2026-11-04), where the board lists none
category	Electrical Contractor	Licence type in the board’s words: Electrical Contractor, or a limited (LM-) or low-voltage (LV-) contractor class
phone	208-313-7413	Business phone as printed
phone_e164	+12083137413	The same phone in +1XXXXXXXXXX form
street	4554 Clydes Turn	Street address (one line; the board publishes no state or ZIP)

For the call list, phone closes the loop: every one of the 848 rows has one. Wyoming has a single area code, 307, and 422 of the 848 phones carry it, so about half the licence holders are based out of state; the example row is a firm in Tetonia, Idaho. Filtering on the city does most of the sorting. Of the 51 rows in Gillette, 50 have a 307 phone; Casper has 41 of 42 and Cheyenne 35 of 38. For the bid list, match on listing_id and read extras.expires.

What you’d do with it

Load the rows into your CRM or dialler, keep the ones in your counties’ cities (or with a 307 phone), and work the list. Rerun the same input after July 1: 845 of the 848 licences expire on July 1, 2027, so comparing the two runs shows which firms renewed and which are new.

Worth knowing

The Department publishes a phone, one street-address line and a city: no state, ZIP or email. It publishes no licence status either, so Unexpired and Expired come from the expiration date on the day you run the actor. Licences renew each July 1, so a firm shown as Expired with a date of 2026-07-01 (116 electrical contractors on November 4, 2026) may simply not have renewed yet; check the Department’s lookup or call before you strike it. Individual electricians’ licences are not included, and the Department’s page says it is moving to a new eLicensing system, so the lookup may change.

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Run it yourself: How to run Wyoming Contractor License Lookup & Leads Scraper (DFPES) walks the whole thing step by step, including firm-name and licence-number lookups.

The same actor returns the limited and low-voltage contractor classes: drop categories, or pick one of the board’s low-voltage classes (LV-G Contractor, LV-A Contractor, LV-C Contractor). To check contractor licences in several states at once, the US contractor license lookup runs this actor for Wyoming alongside the other states’ boards.