Residential Electricians for Fort Myers & Lee County
The same crew that wires marinas and commercial buildings wires your house. Panel upgrades, EV chargers, and surge protection, quoted straight and done right.
State Certified Electrical Contractor · EC 13012575 · Licensed & InsuredHome Electrical Services
Panel Upgrades
200-amp upgrades · Outdated & recalled panel replacement · Fuse box replacement · Replacements your insurance asks forRequest a QuoteEV Charger Installation
Home charging circuits · Tesla & universal chargersRequest a QuoteSurge Protection
Whole-house protection at the panel · Extra protection for sensitive electronicsRequest a QuoteLighting & Fans
Recessed lighting, ceiling and lanai fans rated for coastal air, security lighting, and smart switches. Everything is mounted and wired the right way, not just swapped at the fixture, and small jobs get the same care as the big ones.
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Common Home Electrical Problems We Fix in Fort Myers
Most service calls start the same way: something stopped working and the fix isn't obvious. Here's what's usually going on, what's safe to check yourself, and when it's time to bring us in.
Why your breaker keeps tripping
A breaker that keeps tripping is doing its job: shutting the circuit down because something isn't right. The usual causes are an overloaded circuit, a dead short, or a breaker that has simply gone bad. It's safe to reset it once: switch it fully off, then back on. If that doesn't hold on the first try, stop there. Repeated resets won't fix the underlying problem, and it's time to have a licensed electrician diagnose and correct it.
Why your GFCI outlet won't reset
GFCI outlets fail for a handful of reasons: moisture getting in, age, loose connections, or current leaking somewhere it shouldn't. That last one is the reason GFCIs exist, so a GFCI that won't reset deserves attention. Press the reset button once. If the outlet doesn't come back immediately, leave it alone and call an electrician.
An outlet stopped working
A dead outlet is often a connection problem inside the outlet itself. Many outlets are wired with push-in connections on the back (electricians call these back-stabbed connections), and over years of use those connections loosen and fail. Before you call, it's worth checking that the breaker is on and that a nearby GFCI outlet hasn't tripped. Beyond that, diagnosing a dead outlet means opening things up, and that's work for a licensed electrician.
Why your lights are flickering
Flickering usually has a simple cause: a bulb going bad, or an LED bulb on a dimmer that isn't rated for LEDs. The safe check is the easy one. Change the bulb, and if the fixture is on a dimmer, make sure the new bulb is dimmer-compatible. If that doesn't fix it, or lights are flickering in more than one room, stop there. Flickering can also be a warning sign of something bigger, like a loose neutral connection, and a problem like that won't show itself from the outside. Finding it is work for a licensed electrician.
Part of your house lost power
When some rooms have power and others don't, the cause can be simple: a tripped breaker, a tripped GFCI, or a failing back-stabbed connection knocking out everything wired beyond it. It can also be a sign of a more serious electrical issue. This is one we'd always rather you call about than chase yourself.
How Our Repair Visits Work
We find the cause, explain it in plain language, and quote the work before we do it. No surprise line items, no pressure. We respond to service requests within 1 to 2 business days.
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Before You Call
How fast can I get a quote?
We strive to respond to every quote request as quickly as possible. A member of our team will contact you within 1 to 2 business days to discuss your project, answer any questions, and either provide a quote or schedule a convenient time to visit your property if an on-site assessment is needed.
Do you pull the permits, or do I?
We do. The permit and inspection are part of the job on every project that needs one. You never deal with the county yourself, and the paperwork stays on record in case your insurance company or a future buyer ever asks.
Do you take small jobs?
Yes. Fans, outlets, switches, and lighting are on the truck every day, and small jobs get the same careful standard as a full panel replacement.
Why does my breaker keep tripping even after I reset it?
Because the underlying problem is still there. Breakers trip to protect the circuit from overloads, shorts, or their own internal failure. One full off-and-on reset is safe to try. If it trips again, the circuit needs a licensed electrician to diagnose it. We respond within 1 to 2 business days.
Why won't my GFCI outlet reset?
Common causes are moisture intrusion, age, loose connections, or current leakage, which is exactly what GFCIs are built to catch. If one press of the reset button doesn't bring the outlet back immediately, it's telling you something. Leave it be and have an electrician take a look.
Why is one outlet dead when everything else works?
Usually a failed connection inside the outlet. Push-in wiring on the back of outlets loosens with age and use until the connection drops out. Check the breaker and any nearby GFCI first. If those are fine, the outlet needs to be opened up and repaired by an electrician.
Why are my lights flickering?
Often it's the bulb: one going bad, or an LED sitting on a dimmer that isn't rated for it. Changing the bulb is the safe first check. If that doesn't fix it, or more than one room is flickering, the cause can be bigger, like a loose neutral connection. That's a diagnosis for a licensed electrician, not something to wait out.
Why did half my house lose power when the breaker looks fine?
A tripped GFCI or a failed outlet connection can take out everything wired beyond it, so the problem may sit in one device feeding the rest. It can also signal a more serious issue. Partial power loss is always worth a call to a licensed electrician.
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