Yes, we provide emergency electrical services 24/7 to address urgent issues such as power outages, electrical faults, and safety concerns.

Yes, we are fully licensed and insured to provide electrical services, ensuring that our work meets safety standards and regulations.

Yes, we provide free estimates for all our services. Simply contact us to schedule a consultation and assessment of your electrical needs.

We proudly serve Naples, Marco Island and all of Collier County. Contact us to inquire about services in your location.

Most fully installed whole-home standby generators in Florida run between roughly $6,500 and $18,000, including the unit, transfer switch, concrete pad, and permits, though smaller essential-circuit systems can come in lower and larger homes with heavy loads can run higher. The only way to get an accurate number is a site evaluation, since two similarly sized homes can need very different systems. We offer free next-day estimates so you get a real number for your home.

Yes. Panel replacements require a permit and inspection to meet Collier County code. We handle the permitting process for you as part of every panel job, so you’re never left wondering if the work is properly documented.

Both let a generator safely power your home without backfeeding electricity into the grid, but they work differently. An automatic transfer switch senses an outage and switches your home to generator power on its own, even if you’re not home. An interlock kit is a manual safety device installed on your panel that lets you switch over by hand. Transfer switches cost more but offer hands-off convenience; interlock kits are more affordable but require you to be present to switch over.

A straightforward Level 2 charger installation, where your panel already has capacity, typically takes a few hours in a single visit. If your home needs a panel upgrade or a longer wire run to reach the garage, the job can extend to a full day. We’ll give you a clear timeline after assessing your panel and layout.

Yes. We install boat lift motors for lifts of all sizes, including GEM remote controllers for seamless, remote-operated lift management. Whether you’re upgrading an aging motor or adding power to a new lift, we handle the electrical work end to end.

A breaker that trips repeatedly is usually a sign of an overloaded circuit, a wiring fault, or an aging breaker that’s no longer functioning correctly, not just a nuisance to reset. In Florida, corrosion and heat can also accelerate wear on electrical components over time. Frequent tripping is worth having inspected promptly, since it’s often an early warning sign of a bigger issue.

Common signs include frequently tripped breakers, flickering lights when appliances run, a panel that’s still using fuses or is more than 20–25 years old, or a home that can’t support additions like an EV charger or generator without running out of capacity. If any of that sounds familiar, we can inspect your panel and tell you plainly whether an upgrade makes sense.

Whole-home surge protection is a device installed at your electrical panel that shields your entire home’s wiring and appliances from voltage spikes, most commonly caused by lightning strikes and power grid fluctuations during storms. Given how frequently Florida sees lightning and hurricane-related power surges, it’s one of the most cost-effective ways to protect your home’s electronics, HVAC system, and appliances from sudden, expensive damage.

If you have an active safety hazard, like exposed wiring, sparking, or a burning smell, call us right away at (239) 394-5985 and we’ll prioritize getting to you as quickly as possible. For non-emergency work, we offer free next-day estimates.

Yes. We can document electrical damage, provide detailed repair estimates, and work alongside your insurance adjuster to help support your claim. If your dock, panel, or home wiring was affected by a storm, give us a call and we’ll walk you through next steps.