New Construction: Underground Service, Conduit and Temporary Power
Electrical work on a new construction project in Fort Lauderdale, including the underground service, conduit and temporary power.















Updated October 27, 2026
Xlectrical provides licensed residential and commercial electrical services throughout Fort Lauderdale — from historic homes in Victoria Park and waterfront properties along the Las Olas Isles to high-rise condos and downtown businesses.
4.9270+ Google reviewsXlectrical is a licensed electrician serving Fort Lauderdale, FL (Florida License EC 13014052). We work in homes, condos, waterfront properties and businesses, file permits with the City of Fort Lauderdale, and answer our emergency line 24/7 at 754-289-8993. We serve every Fort Lauderdale ZIP code, including 33301, 33304, 33305, 33306, 33308, 33309, 33311, 33312, 33315 and 33316.
Free estimates Mon–Fri 8am–4pm · Troubleshooting $299 · Office hours: Mon–Fri 7am–10pm, Sat 8am–12pm, Sun 2pm–9:30pm · Emergency line answered 24/7 · Rated 4.9 on Google (270+ reviews).
Xlectrical is a licensed electrical contractor (Florida License EC 13014052) serving every Fort Lauderdale neighborhood — homes, condos, waterfront properties and businesses. We handle repairs, panel upgrades, standby generators, EV chargers and the permits. Call 754-289-8993.
Estimates are free Monday–Friday, 8am–4pm ($299 outside those hours). Troubleshooting is $299 and a 24/7 emergency service call is $299. A panel replacement typically runs $1,800–$5,000 and an EV charger $500–$3,500. You get a written price before any work starts.
Panel and service changes, new circuits, standby generators and EV chargers need a City of Fort Lauderdale permit and inspection. Xlectrical files the permit through LauderBuild, schedules the inspection and meets the inspector, so you don't have to.
Our electricians are available 24/7 for emergencies and bring the same careful, code-compliant approach to every project, with upfront pricing and a one-year workmanship warranty.
Fort Lauderdale's housing stock is wide-ranging: mid-century homes with aging panels, renovated waterfront houses, condo towers with shared electrical infrastructure, and busy commercial corridors downtown. Coastal conditions matter too — salt air is hard on exterior electrical equipment, so outdoor panels, disconnects, receptacles and fixtures need the right ratings and regular attention.
Services we provide in Fort Lauderdale:
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The city's condos, canals, older homes and busy business districts each need a different approach.
In-unit panels and remodels, EV chargers, common areas and repairs from building inspections.
LED dock, piling, step and seawall lights — installed and repaired for salt air.
Cloth and aluminum wiring, ungrounded outlets and 4-point inspection fixes.
Offices, restaurants and retail — build-outs, LED lighting and after-hours work.
Fort Lauderdale issues its own permits through its Building Services Division, with applications and inspections handled online through LauderBuild. We file, schedule and close them. Permit guide →
Many 1920s–1970s homes in Sailboat Bend, Victoria Park, Tarpon River and Imperial Point still have 100A service, cloth wiring or Federal Pacific and Zinsco panels. Rewiring →
Near the ocean and the canals, exterior panels, disconnects, receptacles and dock lights corrode faster, so we use corrosion-resistant, wet-location equipment.
On low-lying and waterfront lots, generators, disconnects and outdoor equipment need to sit above the flood level the building department requires.
Condo work usually needs association approval, and older buildings go through safety and milestone inspections. Board checklist →
In designated historic areas such as Sailboat Bend, exterior changes like a relocated meter may need additional city review — we check before planning.
We work throughout Fort Lauderdale and the surrounding Broward County communities, including:
Las Olas is the heart of Fort Lauderdale — boutiques, restaurants and galleries along the boulevard, and waterfront homes on the Las Olas Isles.

Commercial electrical service for businesses across the city:
Offices, residential towers and restaurants along the New River, next to the Broward Center for the Performing Arts.
Arts district with new mixed-use buildings — build-outs, lighting and dedicated circuits.
Oceanfront hotels, condos and restaurants, where salt air corrodes exterior electrical equipment.
Retail and restaurant tenants at the mall on Sunrise Boulevard.
Office buildings and business parks in the north of the city.
Marine businesses, hotels and restaurants near the port.
Residential electrical service in established neighborhoods throughout the city:
Historic neighborhood with older homes that often need wiring updates.
Mid-century homes that are frequent candidates for panel upgrades.
Family homes, several on canals — pools and outdoor circuits.
Waterfront homes and renovations — remodel wiring, lighting and surge protection.
Level 2 charging for garages, driveways and condo parking, including HOA documentation.
GFCI protection, outdoor-rated fixtures and surge protection for homes near the water.
Tenant improvements, office and retail build-outs and after-hours work to limit disruption.
Licensed & insured — Florida License EC 13014052. Every job comes with upfront pricing, permit and inspection coordination when required, and a one-year workmanship warranty. Financing is available through Housecall Pro.
After a hurricane or a summer storm, parts of Fort Lauderdale can lose power for days. On waterfront and low-lying lots, the generator and transfer switch also have to sit above the required flood level and stand up to salt air — details that decide whether the system works when you need it.
Every installation starts with an on-site visit and a written price that includes equipment, installation and permits.
Generator Installation in Fort Lauderdale Generators in Broward County
Typical ranges from our published price list. Every job gets a written price before work starts.
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Estimate (Mon–Fri, 8am–4pm) | Free |
| Electrical troubleshooting | $299 |
| 24/7 emergency service call | $299 |
| Panel replacement (100A to 400A) | $1,800–$5,000 |
| Service upgrade, 100A to 200A | $2,600–$8,500 |
| Level 2 EV charger installation (near the panel) | $500–$3,500 |
| New outlet installation | $275–$600 |
| GFCI outlet replacement | $120–$220 |
Condo, waterfront, rewiring and commercial projects depend on access, distance and building rules, so they're quoted after a site visit. Full price list →
From the beach to the western neighborhoods, we schedule visits across all of Fort Lauderdale and answer emergencies 24/7.

What needs a permit, how LauderBuild and inspections work, and what's different for condos and historic homes.
Read the guide →
The electrical items engineers typically review in condo safety and milestone inspections — and how to prepare.
Read the guide →
Your rights under Florida law, what your association can require, power options and what it costs.
Read the guide →“Andrew was incredibly helpful, professional, and easy to work with. He explained everything clearly, solved the issue quickly, and went above and beyond to make sure everything was done right. Highly recommend him for any electrical work!”Natasha G.Fort Lauderdale · Google review
“Henry and Beatrice were able to quickly diagnose and fix my electrical problems. They were very professional answered all my questions and would definitely recommend and work with them again!”Brent P.Fort Lauderdale · Google review
“They put up our outside holiday lights ever year and they do a great job and the customer service is exceptional. Highly recommend”Tammy F.Fort Lauderdale · Google review
Yes. Estimates are free Monday through Friday, 8am to 4pm. Outside those hours the visit is $299.
Troubleshooting an electrical problem is $299 and a 24/7 emergency service call is $299. Common jobs have published prices: outlet replacement $80–$180, GFCI outlet $120–$220, panel replacement $1,800–$5,000. Your technician gives you the repair price in writing before any work starts.
Yes, when the building's electrical system and association rules allow it. We evaluate capacity, coordinate with the association and provide the documentation they typically request.
It can. Salt air accelerates corrosion on exterior panels, disconnects, receptacles and fixtures. We inspect and replace corroded components with properly rated equipment.
Yes. We schedule commercial work around your operating hours, including after-hours and phased work, to minimize disruption to staff and customers.
Panel replacements generally run $1,800–$5,000 and 100A-to-200A service upgrades $2,600–$8,500, depending on the panel, meter and wiring. You get a written price after an on-site evaluation.
Call 754-289-8993 any time, day or night. We give you an arrival window when you call.
Yes. We file electrical permits with the City's Building Services Division through LauderBuild, schedule inspections and coordinate with FPL when the service changes.
Yes. We replace cloth and aluminum wiring, add grounded and GFCI/AFCI-protected circuits and fix items flagged on 4-point inspections — from targeted updates to full rewires.
Yes. We install and repair LED dock, piling, step and seawall lights and outdoor receptacles for waterfront homes. We don't service boat lift motors or controls.
Yes. We complete electrical repairs listed in the engineer's report, with permits and documentation for the board. The inspection itself is performed by a licensed engineer or architect.
Yes. We install, repair and maintain residential and commercial standby generators in Fort Lauderdale, including flood-elevation and salt-air requirements for waterfront properties, permits through LauderBuild and the final transfer test.
Electrical work on a new construction project in Fort Lauderdale, including the underground service, conduit and temporary power.

















Xlectrical replaced the main panel at a Fort Lauderdale property with a new panel rated up to 150 amps. The job also included new 12/2 and 10/2 Romex runs and rewiring of the junction box connections.


New indoor/outdoor main panel rated up to 200 amps with a 150-amp main breaker at a Fort Lauderdale property. Xlectrical handled the permit.


EV charger installed at a Fort Lauderdale property, with a new 6/3 Romex cable run.
Call Xlectrical for fast, licensed electrical service — available 24/7 for emergencies.
754-289-8993