Service areas
Eleven cities, two counties, one family.
Palm Beach County
561-468-REEF- Boynton BeachFrom midcentury block homes near the Intracoastal to 55+ villas and newer gated communities out west, Boynton Beach homes need very different electrical work. We know the difference.
- Delray BeachHistoric cottages, canal homes off the Intracoastal and large 55+ communities out west. Delray Beach homes range from early wiring to modern builds, and salt air matters east of Federal Highway.
- Lake Worth BeachEarly wood frame cottages and bungalows, original panels, and a city owned electric utility that serves much of the city. Lake Worth Beach homes need an electrician who checks before assuming.
- Boca RatonBoca Raton runs from historic Old Floresta and midcentury homes to waterfront estates, beachfront condos and gated golf communities. Lighting, EV charging and panel capacity drive most calls.
Broward County
954-869-REEF- Deerfield BeachDeerfield Beach mixes large 55+ condo communities, older single family homes and waterfront streets near the Intracoastal. Repairs and safer lighting lead, and salt air shapes every outdoor job.
- Pompano BeachCanal homes east of Federal Highway, beach condos, midcentury neighborhoods like Cresthaven and golf communities like Palm Aire. Pompano Beach work runs from corrosion fixes to full panel upgrades.
- Fort LauderdaleHistoric homes in Sailboat Bend, midcentury houses in Coral Ridge, waterfront homes on the Las Olas Isles and new townhomes all over town. Fort Lauderdale needs an electrician who knows all of them.
- Wilton ManorsWilton Manors is mostly midcentury homes on modest lots, many of them renovated, wrapped by the forks of the Middle River. Original panels, ungrounded outlets and waterfront corrosion are the usual issues.
- Coral SpringsCoral Springs was planned from the start, and many of its earlier homes still have their original panels and wiring. Panel upgrades, EV chargers and lighting updates lead, under HOA rules.
- ParklandParkland is mostly newer, larger homes in planned communities, plus some older properties on bigger lots. EV chargers, chandeliers and landscape lighting lead, all under HOA rules.
- Lighthouse PointLighthouse Point is a small waterfront city of canal homes, many of them rebuilt or expanded. Salt air, storm exposure and outdoor lighting drive most of the electrical work here.
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