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Electrical · Lee County

Licensed electrical work, done to code.

Panel upgrades, service equipment, new circuits and safety inspections across Lee County, under license EC 13013550.

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Two technicians wiring a new electrical panel, gloved hands guiding conductors into the breakers.
What we do

From the meter to the last outlet.

  • Panel upgrades and replacements — new load centers with AFCI and GFCI protection
  • Service equipment — meter stacks, disconnects, mast and riser work
  • New circuits — appliances, pool equipment, EV chargers, dedicated runs
  • Troubleshooting — breakers that trip, dead outlets, flickering lights
  • Safety inspections — connections, grounding, bonding, panel condition
  • HVAC electrical — capacitors, contactors, disconnects, connection tightening
Finished panel with AFCI breakers installed and the circuit directory filled in by hand.
Why it matters

This is what a loose connection looks like.

A breaker doesn't char like this overnight. A connection works itself loose, the resistance climbs, the heat builds, and the plastic starts to cook. By the time a homeowner smells it, the damage is done.

It gives warning the whole way. That's why every service call includes checking and tightening connections — it's the cheapest work we do and it prevents the most expensive kind of failure.

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A scorched breaker still seated in the panel, its case blistered and blackened from heat.

Found during a panel inspection.

The removed breaker held in hand, showing charred contacts and melted housing.

Removed — the contacts are gone.

Electrical problem?

239-703-6006

Real work. Real results.

Where we work

Panels, service equipment and new circuits.

An aging breaker panel with handwritten circuit labels and a faded warning sticker.

Panel upgrades

Older panels run out of spaces, lose their labeling, and predate today's AFCI and GFCI requirements. We replace them and leave the directory legible.

Meter stack opened on an exterior wall during a service equipment replacement.

Service equipment

Meter stacks, disconnects and riser work — the equipment between the utility and your panel, installed to code and ready for inspection.

A new disconnect box and conduit run installed beside a breaker panel.

New circuits

Dedicated runs for appliances, pool equipment, EV chargers and anything else that needs its own breaker and its own conduit.

Commercial switchgear with heavy orange and yellow feeders landed on the main breaker.
Commercial

Not just houses.

We work on commercial service equipment too — three-phase gear, feeders and distribution. Same license, same approach: measured, inspected, documented.

Electrical service is offered in Lee County under EC 13013550 — Cape Coral, Fort Myers, North Fort Myers, Lehigh Acres, Estero and Bonita Springs.

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Warning signs

Call before it becomes a fire.

A breaker that keeps tripping

It's doing its job. Something on that circuit is drawing more than it should, or the breaker itself is failing.

A warm panel cover or a burning smell

Heat at the panel means resistance where there shouldn't be any. Don't wait on this one.

Lights that dim when the AC starts

Normal in small doses. Pronounced dimming points to a loose connection or an undersized service.

Outlets that stopped working

Often a tripped GFCI upstream — but sometimes a burnt connection in the box behind it.

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