Electricians rated 4.5+ with few Google reviews in Virginia
Get 55 electricians in Virginia rated 4.5 or higher with 9 or fewer Google reviews and a phone number, out of the 260 67Leads lists there (21%). The first 67 leads of any list are free.
Updated (the day rows in this list last changed). Counts as of 11 Nov 2026.
The first 5 on the list
| Company | City | Rating | Reviews | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bryant-Ritter Hewitt Electric Corporation | Chesapeake, VA | 4.8 | 6 | +1757234**** |
| A Plus Electrical Service LLC | Chesapeake, VA | 5.0 | 4 | +1757714**** |
| Galaxy Electric | Alexandria, VA | 5.0 | 4 | +1703922**** |
| L & M Electric & Plumbing LLC | Alexandria, VA | 5.0 | 3 | +1703750**** |
| Argosy Electric, Inc. | Yorktown, VA | 4.6 | 9 | +1757223**** |
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What these numbers mean
21% of electricians in Virginia are rated 4.5 or higher with 9 or fewer reviews, in line with the 20% for electricians nationally.
The median business here has 4 reviews and the average rating is 4.9. A high rating from so few reviews is thin evidence, which is the opening: happy customers exist and few people can see them.
45 of the 55 (82%) are rated a perfect 5.0, so there is a good review to put in front of the next customer.
25 (45%) also list no website: one local-presence offer can cover both gaps.
Every business here has a phone number; 53 of the 55 (96%) have a local number rather than a toll-free one.
Ratings and review counts are as of the last refresh of each record, and can have moved since.
How to pitch them (general guidance)
- Sell a habit, not a number: a text or QR card after each finished job is something an owner can picture and start this week. Their customers already like them.
- Never write, buy or gate reviews, and do not pay or reward customers for them: it breaks Google's rules and consumer-protection law. Ask every customer and let them say what they think.
- Look at the electrician's listing before you dial. Read the few reviews it has, note how recent they are and whether the owner replied, and open with that detail.
- A short review history can mean new, quiet or never asked. Ask which, because each needs a different offer.
- Call first. Not every row has an email address.
Related: Every electrician in Virginia, rated or notElectricians in Virginia with no websiteElectricians in Virginia with 9 or fewer reviews
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Questions
55 of the 260 67Leads lists are rated 4.5 or higher, have 9 or fewer reviews and a phone number, counted from public business listings.
Not on its own. A handful of reviews can swing a rating either way. That is why this list is a prospecting angle (good rating, little proof), not a ranking of quality.
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