Palm Beach County · Licensed & Insured Electricians

Electrical work done right for Palm Beach County.

From a fast electrical repair to a full panel upgrade, EV charger, or whole-home rewire — a licensed local crew works to NEC code, pulls every permit, and backs the job with up-front pricing.

★ FL Licensed Electrical ContractorPermits pulled & inspections handled 24/7 emergency service
Licensed electrician installing a new electrical panel in a Palm Beach County home
FL Licensed Electrical Contractor Permits Pulled & Inspections Handled NEC Code — Every Job Palm Beach County Local & Insured
The difference

Same home. Unsafe before, code-compliant after.

Drag the handle. Outdated wiring, an overloaded panel, and exposed connections become a clean, inspected electrical system — the kind that protects the home, passes the inspection, and doesn’t trip at 2 a.m.

Outdated fuse box with exposed wiring before an electrical upgrade New electrical panel and clean wiring installed to NEC code in a Palm Beach County home
AFTER BEFORE ⇆ drag

Annotated diagram of a residential electrical panel showing breakers, bus bars, and grounding
Built to code

What a safe electrical system is actually made of

Your electrical panel isn’t just a box of breakers — it’s the distribution hub for every circuit in the home. Here’s what keeps it safe for decades, and where aging systems first fail.

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Main breaker & service entranceThe main breaker controls total load into the home. An undersized service (60–100A) can’t supply EV chargers, heat pumps, or modern appliances safely — the first thing we size during a panel upgrade.
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Branch circuit breakersEach breaker protects one circuit. Double-tapped breakers, Federal Pacific Stab-Lok, and Zinsco panels are common in older PBC homes — and common causes of fires. We replace them to current NEC spec.
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Grounding & bondingA proper ground and neutral bond is what makes surge protection, GFCI, and AFCI protection actually work. It’s also what the county inspector checks first.
Know your numbers

Not sure what your electrical project will cost?

Our free Electrical Cost Estimator walks you through panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, rewiring, and more — and gives you a realistic range before you book anything.

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We wire every corner of Palm Beach County — from West Palm Beach and Palm Beach Gardens to Boca Raton, Jupiter, and Wellington. See every service area →


Palm Beach County homeowner with a properly grounded and surge-protected electrical system
Built for South Florida

Storm season doesn’t wait. Your electrical system shouldn’t either.

Palm Beach County gets more lightning strikes per square mile than almost anywhere in the country — and hurricane season tests every panel, transfer switch, and surge protector in the home. We install systems that hold up: whole-home generators, surge protection, and panels that pass the post-storm inspection the first time.

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Why it matters here

Palm Beach County electrical work has to meet a higher bar

Florida’s building code adopts the NEC with state amendments, and Palm Beach County requires permits — and inspections by county-licensed inspectors — for almost every electrical job beyond a device swap. A handyman who skips the permit leaves you with wiring your insurer won’t cover and a buyer’s inspector will flag. We know the code and we pull every permit.

NEC + FL CODE Every job is designed and installed to the National Electrical Code with Florida-specific amendments — the standard county inspectors enforce.
PERMITS PULLED Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, and rewires all require permits. We handle the application, scheduling, and inspection sign-off.
HURRICANE READY Whole-home surge protection, generator transfer switches, and post-storm electrical repairs — installed to withstand South Florida weather.
FL LICENSED Licensed Florida electrical contractor — proof of license and insurance available before you sign anything.
By the numbers

Licensed, local, and built to code

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Palm Beach County communities served
24 /7
Emergency electrical service
+200 A
Panel upgrade capacity (modern standard)
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On-site electrical estimate
Trusted locally

Local references, on request

Ask us for homeowner references near you — recent panel upgrades, EV charger installs, and whole-home rewires right here in Palm Beach County. We’re glad to connect you with neighbors who’ve been through the same job.

Good to know

Questions Palm Beach County homeowners ask

How much does an electrician cost in Palm Beach County?

Electrical costs vary widely by scope: a dedicated circuit or outlet runs less than a panel upgrade or whole-home rewire. Because we quote after seeing the job — the age of your wiring, your panel, and what permits the county requires — we give firm, written prices on-site rather than guesses over the phone. Use our electrical cost estimator for a ballpark, then book a free visit for a real number.

Can you handle electrical emergencies the same day?

Yes. We offer 24/7 emergency electrical service across Palm Beach County — tripped breakers, burning smells, dead circuits, storm damage, and anything that can’t wait. Call us anytime and a licensed electrician will respond, not a call center.

Do you pull permits for electrical work in Palm Beach County?

Every time. Palm Beach County requires permits for panel upgrades, new circuits, EV charger installations, generator hookups, and most rewiring work. We handle the permit application, schedule the inspection, and give you a job that passes — no shortcuts that create insurance or resale problems down the road.

Are you licensed and insured as an electrical contractor in Florida?

Yes — we’re a Florida-licensed electrical contractor, fully insured for liability and workers’ comp. We’re glad to share proof of license and insurance before you commit to anything.

What is a panel upgrade and does my home need one?

A panel upgrade replaces an outdated or undersized electrical panel with a modern unit sized to NEC code for your load — EV chargers, heat pumps, and modern appliances need capacity older panels can’t supply safely. Signs you may need one: tripping breakers, a Federal Pacific or Zinsco panel, a 100-amp service in a home with a hot tub or EV charger, or an insurance carrier flagging the panel. See our panel upgrade guide or use the cost estimator for a first look.
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Tell us about your electrical project. We’ll handle the rest.

A licensed local electrician visits, looks at your panel and wiring, and walks you through the options and the permit process — clear pricing, no call center, no pressure. Need it today? Call us now.

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Free, no-obligation in-home estimate. We typically respond within one business day — no call center.