Cape Coral is a canal city, and we work in several parts of it. We do electrical panel replacement, generator installation, whole house surge protectors, ceiling fan installation, and EV chargers, plus dock and boat lift wiring and hot tub circuits. Permits go through the City of Cape Coral, and we coordinate with LCEC whenever the service itself changes.
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Every project below links to a dedicated Cape Coral page with local permitting details and FAQs.
Generator Installation in Cape Coral — licensed, permitted and inspected.
View Cape Coral pageElectrical Panel Replacement in Cape Coral — licensed, permitted and inspected.
View Cape Coral pageEV Charger Installation in Cape Coral — licensed, permitted and inspected.
View Cape Coral pageWhole House Surge Protector in Cape Coral — licensed, permitted and inspected.
View Cape Coral pageThe utility in Cape Coral is Lee County Electric Cooperative (LCEC), not FPL, and that changes jobs that touch the meter or the service lines. On one Cape Coral generator project we had to seek special permission from LCEC and work with the City’s inspectors because the house had three separate service feeds and the lines were too short. We handle the utility and the City, so you deal with one contractor.
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City of Cape Coral, Permitting Services Division and Building Division — Licensed contractors apply online through the City’s EnerGov Self-Service portal. The Building Division handles plan review and inspections. When a job changes the service size or meter equipment, or needs the service lines extended, LCEC is part of the process and we coordinate it.
An older Cape Coral home with three utility service feeds got a 200-amp Generac transfer switch on each one, plus air-conditioner load shedding.
New power to a canal dock, a GEM Remotes boat lift controller, two lift motors, warning signs and bonding, all on a GFCI breaker.
A new Square D sub panel for a HotSpring hot tub on a 50-amp GFCI circuit, with underground conduit to a backyard shed.
Rough-in wiring for a new block-and-frame home, run to the builder’s plans with cables secured, grouped and tie-wrapped. Work in progress.
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This company is by far the best! We had already used four different electricians, and not one of them was able to figure out or fix the issue. Then these guys showed up, diagnosed the problem, and had it fixed quickly! They were professional, knowledgeable, and the price was great. It's hard to find a company that delivers this kind of service these days. I couldn't recommend them enough. If you need an electrician, call these guys first!
Unbelievable service! Bert (Johnny) on the spot fixed my problem in the same day and was so prompt and so very attentive. I can't even give them a high enough review. 10+ stars all day long.
I had Bert come out and install a portable generator plug into my panel and a separate time to install a 50a car charger for my new Tesla. He was very professional and would hire him again to do more work in the future.
Bert has always been great and very reliable, we have used his services many times for our vacation rental company properties. Highly recommend him.
Bert has done work for me in NJ. I hired him several times because he was quick and efficient in solving my electrical issues. I wish he was still in NJ!
Excellent work! The exterior lights of my house look spectacular, and best of all is the quality and experience they bring to their work.
