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Trademark Electric Inc

(45)

Sales
Installed
Call

“They went through and explained everything, and test ran the generator and mad sure all major appliances were running and that the generator would carry the load ok.”

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All American Air & Electric

(43)

System
Tech
Job

“Service for AC and heat was great never try to rip you off by selling your something else you don't need also reset Whole Home Generator Excellent Service”

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Bramlett Electric Inc

(9)

Projects

“I have been using Bramlett Electric for many years now and they have always provided quality work, been extremely responsive, and have been a great source of knowledge on all things in the electrical scope.”

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Volthom Electric

(49)

Call
Ceiling Fan
Price

“Awesome job by DJ who installed whole house surge protection, installed LED recessed downlights with dimmable control in three rooms, installed an outlet for bidet, and replaced some exterior outlets.”

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Roam Electric Inc

(30)

Information
Outlet
Questions

“He provided helpful information, answered my questions, and if I ever need an electrician or someone I know needs one Roam Electric with get that call.”

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Jamie "the Electrician"

(30)

“Very clean and professional, definitely would reccomend jamie "The Electrician" LLC if you are needing an electrician to serve your electrical and security needs in the marion county area.”

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The 24 contractors listed for Ocala, FL cover panels, circuits, lighting and charger installs. What appears under each one about licensing, hours and the work it advertises is taken from that business's own site, with ratings and comments from public reviews.

Area overview: Ocala, FL

Of the 24 contractors we list here, 17 are in Ocala itself and 7 come from towns including Dunnellon (2, 13 mi), Ocklawaha (2, 15 mi) and Beverly Hills (1, 11 mi). The contractors on this page are rated from 4.1 to 5.0 across 1,400 reviews; 5 have 50 or more reviews and 20 are rated 4.5 or higher. When customers rate these contractors on specific qualities, they most often praise responsiveness (90%), professionalism (87%) and quality (79%). 3 are open around the clock; 9 are open on Saturdays and 6 on Sundays. 11 show a license on their websites; 1 lists staff certifications (EPA) and 2 have a BBB rating of A or A+. 15 have ten or more years of experience, the longest 45 years. 4 offer emergency call-outs; 2 offer financing or payment plans; 7 give free estimates; 5 are family- or locally-owned and 1 lists coupons or special offers. We have a website on file for 21 of the contractors on this page; 20 publish a contact page and 15 list a public email. We count these figures across the contractors on this page; distances are straight-line, and hours and prices change, so confirm the details with the contractor before you book.

Which listings say the contractor is licensed?

11 of the 24 contractors on this page show a license on their websites. That is a claim you can check against the issuing board, so ask for the number. The listing repeats what the site says and does not confirm it.

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Advanced Electric & Air Llc

(24)

Home

“Trent Sapp was a very professional gentleman who did an outstanding job at our home on our AC.”

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Mid-State Electric-Ocala Inc

(23)

Company

“The job of running new cable from the outside box through the cramped attic and down the wall to the living room was done and up and running in barely two hours!”

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Willis Electric Inc

(9)

Price

“He actually cared and this is what is considered GREAT customer service!”

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Gibson Electric

(5)

“I was having issues with getting someone to repair my electrical problem, I called Gibson, explained to them my issue and they sent a tech out the same day!!”

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O'Cull Electric

(8)

“We have worked with them on many new home and commercial projects where they handle the traditional electrician tasks like power wiring, panel installations, outlet installations, and backup generator installations; but they can also take care of ala...”

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B&D Electric

(1)

“Experienced and knowledgeable staff and technicians.”

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Hardwire Electrical

(13)

“The results on both were excellent and both are working perfectly.”

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Current Electric

(8)

Job

“They even coordinated to have the meter turned off with our electric company for the install, called in for inspection and had our panel turned back on once work was completed.”

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Gooden Electrical Contracting Inc

(4)

“They completed the work in a few hours and provided the bill right away.”

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SRE Electrical & Consulting Services Inc

(2)

“Good customer/contractor relations!”

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McCarson Electrical Services Llc.

(1)

“I would recommend this company if you need electrical service.”

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Pat Myers Electric LLC

(50)

Project
Polite
Team

“They are quick to respond, always show up with great attitudes and have solutions to questionable situations that arise in the world that is construction.”

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Family's Choice Electrical Repair

(49)

Call
Safety
House

“Brad and Jeremy were extremely polite, they arrived on time, were very knowledgable, they were considerate of the floors, worked quickly and the results were perfect.”

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A1 Lightning Protection Inc

(3)

“These guys are the 👍 …”

FAQs

How much do these cost?

Typically, a small fraction of 1 percent of the value of the structure. Costs are lower when the system is designed and installed during construction. Retrofitting a system, is very common, but tends to be more expensive. In comparison with other building systems, such as security or plumbing, the lightning protection is much less costly.

What about these brushes and umbrellas that repel lightning?

These systems lack the support of the independent scientific community. There is no evidence that brushes or umbrellas can drain the charge out of a thunderstorm as claimed. Many times these brushes are incorporated into a system than is designed according to standards and simply substitute brush terminals for regular slender rods. Lightning researchers have not found any advantage to this practice, so these systems are actually a waste of money. Since the brush terminals can cost $50-$200 a piece. Researchers who have studied these systems include, the Air Force, NASA, FAA, University of Florida, New Mexico Tech and the University of Arizona.

Do I have to have all these cables running all over the roof?

Some cables are inevitable, but if the system is designed early enough in the planning stage much of the system can be run under the roof, leaving just the air terminals exposed. The structural steel of a building can often be used in lieu of conductors. This also limits the number of roof conductors that you will see.

What do I as an architect need to know about lightning protection?

Architects should be offering lightning protection to their clients and making their clients aware that without lightning protection, their buildings are at risk. The NFPA 780 Risk Assessment guide is helpful for that. Architects can also review lightning protection plans to ensure that the aesthetics of the building are not compromised. For example, architects can recommend the use of railings in lieu of air terminals for a particular parapet wall or the use of tin-plated air terminals to blend with the color of the roof material. Other things to be aware of when planning for lightning protection might be provisions for chases if conductors are to be run inside concrete walls and the use of compatible adhesives as recommended by roofing manufacturers.

Is lightning protection required?

Not always. There are different guidelines in different parts of the country. Some Federal agencies require lightning protection, other agencies have requirements that if lightning protection is to be installed it must comply with NFPA 780. For example, the VA requires a UL Master Label for all lightning protection installations. The Federal Bureau of Prisons requires lightning protection systems. In Florida, the State Building Code requires lightning protection for all hospitals and schools. The Florida requirements will expand in 2004 to also cover all health care facilities including, outpatient buildings and extended care homes.

This information can be found on the FAQ page on our website.

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Enlightened Designs Landscape Lighting

(13)

Company

“Very happy with service provided by Enlightened Designs - Joe did a great job with our landscaping design a few years back and we would definitely use again!”

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AAA Electrical Company

(10)

Job
Priced

“I will definitely call AAA Electric in the future for any electric projects.”

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Conklin Electric & Construction

(1)

“Conklin Electric does fantastic work, if you need someone to get the job done call them.”

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John Cuda Affordable Electric

(4)

Knowledge
Lights
Company

“We had a number of electrical installations done -hanging lights, ceiling fans, EV charger, coach lights, a chandelier, a new wall outlet- and were very satisfied with John's company.”

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Average Cost	$342
Minimum cost	$86
Maximum cost	$979
Avg Per Hour Rates	$81

Best Electricians in Ocala, FL

Trademark Electric Inc

All American Air & Electric

Bramlett Electric Inc

Volthom Electric

Roam Electric Inc

Jamie "the Electrician"

Area overview: Ocala, FL

Advanced Electric & Air Llc

Mid-State Electric-Ocala Inc

Willis Electric Inc

Gibson Electric

O'Cull Electric

B&D Electric

Hardwire Electrical

Current Electric

Gooden Electrical Contracting Inc

SRE Electrical & Consulting Services Inc

McCarson Electrical Services Llc.

Pat Myers Electric LLC

Family's Choice Electrical Repair

A1 Lightning Protection Inc

Enlightened Designs Landscape Lighting

AAA Electrical Company

Conklin Electric & Construction

John Cuda Affordable Electric

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