Rewires • New construction • Added circuits • Permitted & inspected • (239) 880-9473
A residential electrician in Fort Myers does rewires, added circuits, and electrical repairs in older homes and in new construction.
A full rewire of an older Fort Myers home depends on the size of the house, how easy it is to reach the wiring and how far the work goes. A partial job, such as a kitchen remodel or a few added circuits, is a different, smaller scope and is quoted separately.
Electrical work in the City of Fort Myers is permitted through its Building, Permitting & Inspections division. We apply through its online portal and schedule the inspections.
Many houses in older parts of Fort Myers, including the McGregor area, are not built of concrete block, so running cable through walls and ceilings is a different job than in a block-and-stucco house. We open as little as we need to, and we tell you up front what has to be exposed and who patches it.
Yes. We run rough-in to the builder’s plans; in Cape Coral we are wiring a block-and-frame home right now, with cables tie-wrapped to the trusses and boxes set in block with foam. See the rough-in project for the standard we hold.
A rewire is an electrical modification in the City’s permit table, so it gets a permit through the EnerGov portal and inspections at the stages the City requires. For an older home, we explain the sequence at the walkthrough: what has to be open for the inspector, and when.
Every job is quoted after we see it. Call (239) 880-9473 or request a free estimate.
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