
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.
Spa heaters, pumps, blowers and control packs repaired, plus the hookup and bonding a hot tub needs to pass inspection — done by the licensed electricians who do our pool work, not by a spa dealer's subcontractor.
A hot tub is a small pool with a big electrical problem attached. The heater, pump and control pack fail the way pool equipment fails, and the diagnosis is the same trade. The difference is the feed: a spa runs a large load in a wet location, which is where most of what goes wrong actually starts.
That is why the electrical license matters more here than the plumbing does. A GFCI that trips whenever the heater calls, a control pack that keeps failing, a tub that reads a fault the dealer cannot explain — those are usually the circuit, the bonding or the disconnect, not the board that got blamed.

Five jobs cover almost every spa call. None of them has enough distinct demand to deserve its own page, so they live here.
No heat, slow heat, or a heater that trips the GFCI. Element, sensor, flow switch and circuit all tested before anything is replaced.
Noisy or dead circulation pumps, jet pumps that will not prime, and blowers that have taken on water.
Fault codes, dead topside panels, and control packs that keep failing — which usually points at the feed rather than the pack.
Dedicated circuit, correctly rated GFCI disconnect within sight of the tub, permitted and inspected.
The bonding a spa needs and most retrofits lack, plus corrections for installs that will not pass as they stand.
Tell us what the tub is doing and what it reads — a fault code saves a visit.
The circuit, GFCI, disconnect and bonding get checked before any part is condemned.
Flat rate, in writing, before any work begins.
The tub is run through a full heat cycle before we leave, not just switched on.
Often not. A heater element that has failed to ground will do it, but so will a wet or corroded connection at the disconnect, an undersized or shared circuit, or a GFCI that has aged out. We test before replacing, because the heater is the expensive guess.
Yes. Dedicated circuit, correctly rated GFCI disconnect within sight of the tub, and bonding — permitted and inspected under our own license, which is what makes it insurable as well as legal.
Yes. Larger load, same trade. The electrical requirements are stricter and the pumps are bigger, both of which are firmly inside what we already do on pools.
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 the equipment is doing and we will tell you what it needs. We diagnose before quoting, so you know what failed and what it costs before anyone starts.
Three licences under one roof — pool, electrical and gas. One crew, one invoice, one warranty.
Tell us what the tub is doing and what it reads. We will diagnose the circuit and the equipment together.
Mon–Fri 8–924/7 emergency dispatch