
Not sure what’s failing? Start with the symptom finder — or call and we’ll talk it through.
Licensed electrical contractor EC13011994 — every job runs under our own license, never a sub.
Smell gas? Leave the house and call 727-788-4086 — we dispatch after hours.
Repair, service and lighting under three licences — see every service.
Family-owned in Largo since 2019 — three active licenses, zero subcontractors.
Home/Service Areas/St. Petersburg
Pinellas County · Licensed Pool, Electric & GasThe widest range of housing we work on — pre-war bungalows with knob-and-tube history through to new construction, sometimes on the same street.
Six service lines, three licences, one crew. Pick the category that matches your project and you will land on the full service list.
Pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, lights and automation — diagnosed on the pad and quoted flat.
All Pool Repair →Panels, rewiring, EV chargers and outdoor power — permitted under our own EC licence.
All Electrical Services →New lines, appliance hookups, heater fuel runs and leak testing — pressure tested every time.
All Gas Services →Landscape, pool and deck lighting installed by licensed electricians — coastal-rated fixtures and properly sized transformers.
All Lighting Services →St. Petersburg's age range is the defining fact. A 1920s bungalow in the Old Northeast, a 1960s ranch in the mid-town neighbourhoods and a 2015 build on the waterfront present three completely different pictures to a pool electrician, and the pool attached to each was installed under different code. There is no standard St. Petersburg job, and quoting one over the phone without knowing which you have is guesswork.
What the older stock does have in common is capacity. Service that was generous in its decade is now carrying air conditioning, a pool, and increasingly an EV charger. A great deal of what gets reported as pool equipment misbehaving is a panel that has quietly run out of room and wants a panel upgrade, and it shows up as intermittent trips rather than as anything obviously electrical.

It depends what has been done since. Very little original wiring of that era is still in service, but partial rewires leave a mix, and cloth-insulated branch circuits behind a modern panel are common. An inspection tells you what you have and what insurers will ask about.
Usually not. It is far more often the niche, the conduit or the bonding, and replacing the fixture without finding the cause spends money and leaves the fault in place. The GFCI tripping means it is doing its job.
The whole city. It is twelve miles from the shop, inside our normal service area, and there is no travel surcharge.
No. We hold the pool, electrical and gas licenses, so the tech who shows up works here and the whole job runs on one invoice and one warranty.
Tell us what is going on and we will get a tech to you in St. Petersburg. Pool, electrical and gas all run under our own licences, so one visit covers the whole fault.
Three licences under one roof — pool, electrical and gas. One crew, one invoice, one warranty.
Tell us what is going on. A licensed tech — not a sub — arrives with the truck stocked.
Same three licenses, same crew, same day rates. If your neighbourhood sits on a line, call and we will tell you straight away.