Best Electricians in Florida

Fast and flexible. A electrician named Chris came out and fixed some stuff for me on short notice. He was great.

Called on yesterday and he said in about an hour but he got here in 45 minutes.  Spent a while looking for the guilty plug that had put the entire center of the house out of power and it turned out to be an outlet that is seldom used.  A wire was singed and could have caused a fire.  He tried every circuit and it did take a while but I sure was impressed with his speed and service figuring out where the problem was.  He even offered to wrap up all the extension cords I had out and help move the bookcase back to the wall.  All the time he was working and cheerful and did a mighty fine job.  He's a keeper.

Derrick is the best electrician I ever had in my house. He is highly skilled. He is licensed and insured and does an honest days work.

Imagine paying over 6k for electrical work being called for by your insurance (State Farm) in order to maintain your home owners policy. Been with them over 30years.
From Becky, Stuart (owner) and The Crew I was treated to the most professional, clean, knowledgeable experience ever.
You would be foolish to use any others.
David Gonsalves
954-579-1511

We had a few electrical issues passed on to us when we bought our house.
Trisha scheduled us for a home visit.
Trevor and Dave came out and did a wonderful job. They were professional, thorough and considering what the job entailed-I can't commend these guys enough!
Thank you Breakers for a job well done!

Couldn't be happier with Veterans Lighthouse Electric LLC's service! I called to get a price on on changing an obsolete electrical panel to
a new Square D panel. They gave me a very fair price then came out at 9 o'clock the next morning and installed it. Robbie and his assistant Darrell were on time, very polite, very knowledgeable and professional. I highly recommend them!

While they are very nice and responsive, their people are misinformed.  The guy who came out claimed (incorrectly) that GFCIs can not be daisy chained, that is, run serially.  

That is incorrect both from a code and electrical engineering standpoint.  I won't have them come out again since I am not confident that they know what they are doing.