The town next door, wired properly.

Cutler Bay is right next door to us. Calls from here are some of the quickest for us to get to, which matters when it is a breaker that won't reset or half the house that went dark.

The jobs are a mix: repairs and troubleshooting, panel upgrades, outdoor and recessed lighting, and generator hookups before the season starts.

Cutler Bay is a few minutes southeast of our shop, one of the closest places we work.

The houses in Cutler Bay

Hurricane Andrew hit this part of Miami-Dade very hard in 1992, and a large share of Cutler Bay's homes were rebuilt or built new in the years after. Many of those 1990s houses now have panels around thirty years old, which is about when breakers start to wear and owners start adding loads the original service wasn't planned for.

What we keep an eye on here

Nobody here needs to be told about hurricanes. Generator inlets, transfer switches and surge protection are among the most useful things we install in Cutler Bay. The town also sits close to the bay, so outdoor equipment rusts faster than it would further inland.

Permits in Cutler Bay

Cutler Bay is an incorporated town, and permits for work inside town limits go through the town. We file them and handle the inspection.

What Cutler Bay calls us for most

• Troubleshooting and repairs. Dead outlets, burnt wiring, tripping breakers, pump circuits and anything else that stopped working. Diagnosed properly, often the same day.
• Panel upgrades and replacements. New breaker panels, 100 to 200 amp service changes, and the permit, inspection and utility coordination that come with them.
• Generator hookups and transfer switches. Transfer switches, generator inlets and standby generator wiring, so storm season doesn't mean extension cords through a window.

Around Cutler Bay

We work around Southland Mall, Old Cutler Road, US-1, Caribbean Boulevard and SW 184th Street, and in Palmetto Bay and Homestead next door.