Frequently Asked Questions

We serve luxury residential and commercial clients across all three South Florida counties — Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach — from our Fort Lauderdale headquarters. That includes Fort Lauderdale, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Wellington, Jupiter, and every community in between.

Yes. We are a Florida Certified Electrical Contractor, fully licensed and insured, carrying both liability and workers' compensation coverage on every project. We're happy to provide proof of insurance on request.

We specialize exclusively in high-end work. That means meticulous finishes, clean and respectful job sites, clear communication, in-house permitting, and crews who understand the discretion a luxury home requires. We treat every project as a reflection of our name.

Absolutely. A large share of our work comes through architects, interior designers, and luxury general contractors. We read plans fluently, coordinate with the full design team, and install to the drawings.

Yes. Send us your plans or describe your project and we'll provide a clear, detailed estimate at no cost, typically within one business day.

The easiest way is to send us your plans or a description through our contact page, or call (954) 324-7540. We'll review the scope and follow up with next steps and an estimate.

Our office hours are Monday through Friday, 8am to 6pm. We also offer 24/7 emergency electrical service for existing clients and urgent situations.

Yes. Whole-home rewiring is one of our specialties, particularly for older luxury homes and major renovations. We plan the work in phases to minimize disruption and deliver clean, code-compliant results.

Definitely. We install designer fixtures, chandeliers, statement lighting, and art lighting with the care they deserve — including heavy or intricate pieces that require special support and handling.

Yes. Frequent tripping usually means a circuit is overloaded or there's a fault. We diagnose the root cause and, where needed, add dedicated circuits or upgrade your panel so your home carries its load comfortably.

We do — new wiring, circuits, lighting, and panel capacity for additions, remodels, and new construction, coordinated with your builder and inspection schedule.

Yes. High-demand spaces like gyms, wine rooms, saunas, and theaters need dedicated circuits and careful load planning, which we design in from the start.

Yes, from single fixtures to whole-home smart switch and dimmer systems. We can integrate them with your automation platform for scene control.

A service upgrade increases the power capacity coming into your home — often from 100A or 150A to 200A, 400A, or more. We coordinate with the utility, replace the panel and meter as needed, pull permits, and handle inspection.

Yes. Older homes with aluminum branch wiring can pose a fire risk. We remediate it using approved methods to make your electrical system safe and insurable.

Low-voltage wiring carries the signals behind modern homes — networking, audio-video, security, shades, and automation — rather than line-voltage power. It's the invisible backbone that makes a smart home reliable.

Before the walls are closed. Pre-wiring during construction or renovation is far cheaper and cleaner than retrofitting, and it lets us future-proof for systems you may add later.

We work with the leading platforms, including Lutron, Control4, and others, choosing the system that best fits how you live rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all solution.

Yes. We install enterprise-grade networking, access points, and structured cabling so coverage is strong and seamless in every corner of the property, including outdoors.

We do — dedicated home theaters and whole-home audio-video that let you enjoy music and media in any room, controlled simply.

Yes. We integrate motorized shades, lighting, climate, and security into a single, elegant control experience with scenes for different times of day.

We install smart security systems, cameras, access control, and intercoms as part of a fully integrated low-voltage package.

Yes. We regularly take over, repair, and expand systems that were poorly installed or have become unreliable, and document everything so it's maintainable.

Tenant improvements, full build-outs, and ongoing service for restaurants, retail, professional offices, hospitality, and multi-family properties across South Florida.

Yes. We plan phased and after-hours work to protect your operation and minimize downtime, with realistic timelines you can plan a launch around.

We do. Permitting and inspection coordination are handled in-house so your project stays on schedule and passes inspection the first time.

Yes. We offer preventive maintenance and service agreements that keep your systems reliable and your business running without surprises.

Yes. We install and service code-required emergency lighting, exit signage, and backup systems for commercial spaces.

Absolutely. Commercial kitchens have demanding electrical requirements, and we design and install to handle the load safely and to code.

It depends entirely on scope. Because we work on custom, high-end projects, we provide a detailed written estimate after reviewing your plans — never a vague ballpark that changes later.

Yes — that's the best way to start. Send drawings through our contact page or email them to us, and we'll return a clear, itemized estimate, usually within one business day.

No. Estimates are complimentary and come with no obligation.

We provide detailed, itemized proposals so you understand exactly what you're paying for. No hidden line items and no surprise change orders without your approval.

For most projects, yes — a deposit secures scheduling and materials. The specifics are always spelled out clearly in your proposal.

Timelines vary by scope, but we give you a realistic schedule up front and keep you informed throughout. Meticulous planning is how we stay on time.

We accept standard business payment methods and outline payment terms clearly in every proposal.

Yes. We stand behind our workmanship, and manufacturer warranties apply to the equipment we install. Details are provided with your project.

Yes — Fort Lauderdale is our home city. Our head office is on East Sunrise Boulevard, and we serve Las Olas, Rio Vista, Harbor Beach, Coral Ridge, and every luxury neighborhood in the area.

Yes. We serve Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Pinecrest, Key Biscayne, Sunny Isles Beach, and the surrounding luxury communities.

Yes. We serve Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Wellington, Palm Beach, Jupiter, and the county's premier estate communities.

We do. A large part of our work is on waterfront and island properties, where we specify corrosion-resistant materials suited to the coastal environment.

Yes. We work regularly in gated and country-club communities and are familiar with their access, scheduling, and architectural-review requirements.

From our central Fort Lauderdale location we reach most of the tri-county area quickly, and we offer 24/7 emergency response for urgent situations.

Our work is led by a Florida Certified Electrical Contractor, and our team is trained to the standards that high-end, code-compliant work requires.

Yes. We handle permitting and inspection coordination in-house so your project is legal, documented, and inspection-ready.

Always. Every project is engineered and installed to current NEC and Florida electrical code and delivered inspection-ready.

Yes. Whole-home surge protection is something we strongly recommend, especially given South Florida's lightning activity and the value of the electronics in a luxury home.

Yes. From whole-home generators and battery backup to surge protection and system checks, we help you prepare for hurricane season with confidence.

We do — whole-home standby generators and battery systems with automatic transfer, sized to carry your home through any outage.

If there's smoke, sparking, or burning smell, cut power at the main if it's safe to do so and call us immediately at (954) 324-7540. We offer 24/7 emergency service.

Warning signs include frequent tripping, flickering lights, a warm or buzzing panel, or an older/recalled brand. We can inspect it and advise honestly on whether replacement is warranted.

Yes. We document our installations and provide the records and warranty information you need for your home's file and for insurance.