Professional Electricians in Panama City, FL

The Service Charge is the cost for our skilled Service Electrician to show up on your job site in a fully stocked, tooled service van ready to complete your electrical work. The service van is a small electrical hardware store on wheels and has several thousand dollars worth of inventory and tools stocked daily in order to complete your electrical work without making costly return trips for parts or materials. The service call takes into the consideration the cost that are involved to get the Service Electrician to your residence to do the work. Our labor rate is the cost charged for the electricians labor to actually perform the electrical work. The service call accounts for the electricians travel time to and from the job site which at times in our area during certain times of the year can be extreme. The service call takes into account the inventory cost to keep the service van fully stocked with materials and tools. The service call takes into account fuel charges, the vehicles wear and tear, insurance, administrative charges and other overhead expenses not related to the actual electricians labor. Without our Service Call charge we would have to charge a higher hourly labor rate and we would have to charge for travel time. Our service calls vary based on your location via zip codes.

Yes, we take Master card, Visa and Discover both credit and debit cards. Please be advised though we do charge a service fee for credit card charges over $500.00.

Our electrical work is due upon receipt of the invoice. We normally do not take any type of payment plans. However, we do understand that customers can have financial hardships and that electrical work is sometime something that a customer can not do without. In some instances we will work with customers and allow a payment plan however the customer must be in dire need and prove hardship.

We mainly service the counties of Okaloosa, Walton, and Santa Rosa Counties in Florida. Our office is located in Destin, Florida and we service in about a 60 mile radius.

If you have lights dimming or flickering or feel you are experiencing power surges, the first thing to do is to check with your neighbors and see if they are experiencing similar problems. If so that is a very good indication that the problem lies with the Local Utility Company. Next if the dimming lights and or surges appear to be affecting all circuitry in your residence therefore lights are dimming upstairs and downstairs, lights are dimming in the living room, kitchen, hallways, bathrooms, etc. this is also a good indication that the problems lies with the Local Utility Company. Sometimes it is always best to call the Utility Company first as there is no charge for their services to check the problem. When a customer calls and describes the problem to our Call Takers if we believe that it is a Utility Company problem we will instruct the caller to first call the Local Utility Company. Many times a customer will not take our advise and still request our services first. Unfortunately if we are called to the job site and it is a Utility Company problem we must still charge the customer. That is why on some instances we recommend calling the utility company first.