The Best Electricians on TikTok

by Team Tradify, March 27, 2024

Ever wondered what it's like to be an electrician? There are a few million users on TikTok who have. Appealing to prospective electricians, curious bystanders and qualified electricians alike, these sparkies turned social media stars prove that there's a massive interest in the day-to-day realities of working as an electrician. From advice on specific electrical tasks, tool reviews and workday banter, these creators are illuminating different paths and experiences for aspiring electricians.

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Ryan Davis | @rdavidelectrical
Kacper | @kacpertheapprentice
Nick Bundy | @sparkybundy
Adam Dunlop | @adamdunlopelectrical
Jordan Farley | @artisanelectrics
Mike Humphries | @greenhawkconstruction
Lexi Abreu | lexi_abreu
Karly Gibbens | @karlythesparky
Reina Eads | @reinaeads
Aaron The Sparks | @bigaldinho

1. Ryan Davis | @rdaviselectrical

Ryan Davis, known on TikTok as @rdaviselectrical, is a UK-based electrician and content creator. Ryan has built a huge following (300,000+ followers on TikTok at the time of writing) by creating vlog-style videos showing his professional electrical projects, product reviews and tricks and ways to utilise tools, along with lighthearted direct-to-camera vlogs that often include moments with his apprentice, Kacper. Despite being an expert with a wealth of experience, Ryan is open to admitting faults, mistakes and the struggles that come with the trade. He's created a community where professionals come together to support and advise the next generation of electricians.

R Davis Electrical - YouTube

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2. Kacper | @kacpertheapprentice

The official prankster of the R Davis Electrical worksite, Kacper, @kacpertheapprentice, is Ryan Davis' apprentice sparky. Between videos of his frequent pranks on Ryan Davis, his account features his learning processes, experiences working with new tools, and even a few fit checks.

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Want more from Ryan and Kacper?
Check them out in 'ELECTRICIANS React to Stupid Tool Hacks and Suspect Sparkies'

3. Nick Bundy | @sparkybundy

Initially growing his fame through his YouTube account (currently sitting with over 100k+ subscribers), Nick Bundy has expanded into TikTok, at @sparkybundy. His videos are popular for sharing detailed guides for electricians to set up their tools, work vehicles, business and work-life balance, along with detailed video walkthroughs of his projects. Alongside explanations of the technical side of being an electrician, Bundy shares his experience becoming a successful content creator, with guides on how to make money through different social media platforms.

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4. Adam Dunlop | @adamdunlopelectrical

Fans of Nick Bundy will undoubtably come across Adam Dunlop. Bundy's apprentice, Adam is close to qualification and now works a mixture of his own projects. Long time followers and fans can see Dunlop's progression throughout his videos, alongside plenty of pranks, apprentice hazing, tool reviews and a healthy sprinkling of memes and trending challenges.

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Want more from Nick and Adam?
Check them out in 'SPARKIES React to Fishy Tool Tactics and Onsite Antics'

5. Jordan Farley | @artisanelectrics

With a down-to-earth sense of humour and humility , @artisanelectrics "navigate the ins and outs of our daily electrical adventures, showcasing our favourite products, sharing expert advice, and offering practical solutions to everyday electrical dilemmas." Their profile is an excellent resource for those interested in the electrical field and professionals looking for further education and expertise, as well as videos of 'shocking electrical fails.'

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Want more from Jordan?
Check him out in 'Digital Marketing & EVs With Jordan Farley | BTT Podcast #6'

6. Mike Humphries | @greenhawkconstructionltd

In 2023, Mike Humphries was recognized as both Electrician of the Year and Tradesperson of the Year. He uses his TikTok account, @greenhawkconstructionltd, to share his extensive knowledge in electrical work. From easy ways to find faults, to ways to save time and energy during the workday, Humphries' TikTok is a great place for electricians to learn new ways to improve their business and skills.

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Want more from Mike?
Check him out in 'Honesty & Apprenticeships With Mike Humphries | BTT Podcast #24'

7. Lexi Abreu | @lexi_abreu

With experience in both residential and commercial electrical work, Lexi Abreu, known on TikTok as @lexi_abreu shares the possibilities, joys and frustrations of being a woman in the electrical trade. She provides honest representations of scenarios where clients doubt her capability (she's fully qualified), addressing concerns and complaints about her presumed lack of physical strength for certain tasks (which is unfounded), and even addressing myths that manicured nails hinder her work (they do not). Through addressing these issues, Lexi debunks stereotypes and inspires a new generation of female electricians.

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8. Karly Gibbens | @karlythesparky

Karly Gibbens, also known as @karlythesparky on TikTok, shares her experiences within commercial and residential electrical work, providing support and encouragement for women considering the trades. Proud of her quality work, she shares her master-class level skills in installing switch-boards and panels, as well as her days travelling to remote areas throughout Canada while working in a mix of conditions; from crawl-spaces, commercial sites to snow covered mountains.

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9. Reina Eads | @reinaeads

Known fondly as the 'Electrician Barbie,' Reina is another woman defying gender stereotypes in the trade - and building an enviable following doing so. She often responds to her followers comments, addressing their concerns on finding apprenticeships due to their gender, misconceptions about limitations due to being a woman, and even the consequences of having nail polish on during the workday. Overall, however, she presents her trade as an enjoyable and satisfying employment pathway for woman.

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10. Aaron The Sparks | @bigaldinho

Aaron The Sparks, or @bigaldinho on TikTok, has gained a following for his blend of down-to-earth humour and insight into different professional pathways available for electricians. His content spans from practical electrician tips to light-hearted commentary, offering viewers a glimpse into his profession — alongside his love of soccer.

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