Electrician FAQ

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Yes. Our emergency line is answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays.

Yes. We diagnose the issue and confirm the price with you before any work begins.

Yes. We serve offices, restaurants, retail stores, warehouses and new construction projects.

Yes. When a job requires a permit, we take care of it and schedule the inspection.

If there's fire or smoke, call 911 first. Otherwise, turn off power at the breaker if it's safe, keep away from the problem, and call us.

Yes, including Level 2 and Tesla Wall Connectors, standby generators and portable generator inlets.

Call (888) 633-7804. It's the fastest way to get on the schedule.

Anything with heat, smoke, sparks, a burning smell, exposed wiring, water near electrical equipment, or a total loss of power that isn't a utility outage. If you see flames or smoke, call 911 first, then call us at (888) 633-7804.

Yes. Our emergency line is answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays, for Florida and the rest of the state.

It depends on the problem. We diagnose first and give you a clear price before any repair work starts, so there are no surprises on the invoice.

Usually, yes. We fish wire through existing cavities and use small access holes where needed, then patch them neatly.

Most new circuits, panel work and major wiring need a permit from the local building department. We handle permitting when your job requires it.

Most dedicated circuits are finished in a few hours. Longer runs or finished walls can take a bit longer.

Cost depends on the amperage, whether the meter base and service entrance need replacing, and permit fees. We give a written, itemized quote after a quick on-site look.

Most panel replacements take a single day, and power is typically off for a portion of that day. We schedule it with you in advance.

It depends on square footage, number of stories, access to the attic and how many circuits you want. We give an itemized quote after walking the house.

Usually, yes. We work in sections and restore power at the end of each day wherever possible.

It depends on what you want to run. We do a load calculation, and most homes land somewhere between an essential-circuits system and a whole-home unit.

No. Backfeeding without a proper interlock or transfer switch can injure utility workers and damage equipment. We install a safe inlet instead.

It depends on the distance from your panel, the charger's amperage and whether your panel needs an upgrade. We quote it clearly before we start.

Yes. We install Tesla Wall Connectors and set the correct circuit size in the charger's settings.

It depends on the room size, ceiling height and what the space is used for. We lay it out with you before cutting anything.

Yes. Slim LED wafer lights need very little ceiling depth and work well in many Florida homes.

Yes. We run a new circuit or extend an existing one and add a wall switch.

A straight swap is often done in about an hour. New wiring or high ceilings take longer.

Generally in bathrooms, kitchens near countertops, garages, outdoors, laundry areas and other wet locations. Requirements depend on the code adopted locally.

Yes. We fish wire from a nearby circuit or run a new one, with very little wall damage.

No device can stop a direct strike, but surge protection greatly reduces damage from the far more common indirect surges.

They wear with each surge. Many have indicator lights, and we recommend checking after major storms.

Most homes take one to two hours depending on size and access.

No. A city inspection checks permitted work. Our inspection is a safety and condition review of your whole system.

Yes. We schedule nights and weekends to avoid disrupting your customers and staff.

Yes, including new services, panels and equipment connections.

Many do. If your switch box doesn't have one, we can add it or recommend switches that don't require it.

Yes. We check the transformer voltage and upgrade it if the doorbell needs more power.

We focus on the electrical side: panel upgrades, interconnection, batteries and troubleshooting, and we coordinate with your solar installer.

Some systems can with enough capacity. Most homes back up essential circuits. We help you decide.