For condo unit owners
Most Fort Lauderdale condo owners call us for work inside their unit:
- Panel and breaker replacement — many 1970s–1980s towers still have original unit panels with worn or hard-to-find breakers.
- Remodel wiring for kitchens and bathrooms, including new appliance circuits, under-cabinet and recessed lighting, and GFCI protection.
- Outlets, switches and lighting — upgrades, repairs and fixtures, including high ceilings in newer towers.
- EV chargers in your assigned garage space, following your association's rules.
Before we start, we confirm what your association requires — approval letters, work hours, elevator reservations, proof of insurance — so your project doesn't get stopped at the front desk.
For associations and property managers
- Common areas: lobby, hallway and amenity lighting, LED retrofits and controls.
- Parking garages: garage lighting, receptacles and shared EV charging planned around the building's available capacity.
- Life-safety lighting: exit signs and emergency lighting repairs and replacements.
- Inspection repairs: electrical items identified during building safety or milestone inspections, completed with permits and documentation for the board.
- Exterior and pool areas: corrosion-resistant fixtures, GFCI protection and repairs to equipment damaged by salt air.
Building inspections and electrical repairs
Condo buildings in Fort Lauderdale are subject to building safety and milestone inspection requirements, performed by licensed engineers or architects. When their report lists electrical deficiencies — corroded equipment, missing covers, damaged conduit, overheating connections — we price and complete the repairs, pull the permits and give the board the paperwork it needs. We don't perform the engineering inspection itself. Our condo electrical checklist explains what typically gets reviewed.
Working in occupied buildings
We schedule shutdowns with management, post notices, protect elevators and common areas, and keep outages as short as possible. For emergencies — a unit without power, a burning smell, a breaker that won't reset — call our 24/7 line.
Pricing
In-unit panel replacements generally fall within our published $1,600–$4,800 range, and smaller repairs are listed on our price list. Common-area and building projects are quoted in writing after a site visit.
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