Electrical in Miami

No — we handle handyman-level, non-permit electrical work only: outlets, switches, GFCIs, and fixture wiring on existing circuits. Panel upgrades, new circuits, rewiring, or anything requiring a permit gets referred out to a licensed electrician.

A GFCI outlet cuts power instantly if it senses a ground fault, protecting against shock near water. Florida code requires them in kitchens, bathrooms, garages, outdoor areas, and laundry rooms — if your home still has older outlets there, it is worth upgrading.

Yes. We swap standard outlets for USB-integrated ones so you can charge phones and tablets straight from the wall — about 15 minutes per outlet.

Many older Miami condo buildings have aluminum wiring or outdated outlet boxes. We flag anything that looks non-standard and will not force a fix that is not safe — that gets referred to a licensed electrician.

We can replace a failing GFCI outlet and check obvious causes like a shared circuit or a faulty appliance. Recurring trips tied to wiring problems are outside handyman scope and get referred out.

Always. We shut off and verify the circuit before touching any wiring, then test everything before we consider the job done.