Yes—same-day appointments are often available, and emergencies get priority (burning smells, sparking outlets, no power, or repeatedly tripping breakers).
Palm Beach County and Broward County. See our Service Areas page for the full list of cities and neighborhoods.
Absolutely. We replace outdated panels, correct double-taps and code issues, add AFCI/GFCI protection, and run new dedicated circuits for appliances, spas, or workshops.
Yes. We install Level 2 chargers (NEMA 14-50 or hard-wired), perform load calculations, pull permits, and set up charging so it’s safe and code-compliant.
We recommend a whole-home surge device at your main panel plus point-of-use protection for sensitive electronics. It’s affordable protection against storms and utility spikes.
Yes—portable and standby generators with manual or automatic transfer switches. We handle the permit, inspection, and safe interlock so backfeeding can’t occur.
Definitely. We install recessed lighting, exterior/security lights, ceiling fans, dimmers, smart switches, and troubleshoot flicker or buzzing issues.
Yes. We’re licensed and insured in Florida and obtain permits/inspections where required. Ask us for documentation any time.
After diagnosis, we provide clear, upfront prices before work begins. For larger projects (panel upgrades, remodels), we offer written estimates with options.
If it’s safe, shut off the affected breaker (or the main), stop using the outlet/switch, and keep people away.
If there’s smoke or immediate danger, call 911. Then call us for urgent service.
We start with diagnosis, explain what we found in plain language, and provide upfront options and pricing.
Once you approve, we complete the repair/installation and test everything before we leave.
Safety first (before we arrive)
If you notice any of the issues below, treat it as urgent. If you’re in immediate danger, call 911.
Burning smell or smoke: Turn off the breaker (if safe) and unplug devices.
Sparking outlet/switch: Stop using it and shut off the circuit.
Hot panel or buzzing: Shut off the main if safe and call us right away.
Water near electrical: Don’t touch—turn power off at the main and keep clear.