Free estimate
We look at the property, the panel and the work, then price it in writing.
Electrical work that skips the permit saves a day and costs a sale. We pull the permit, do the work to code, and get it inspected — which is the only version of this job worth paying for.
Residential and commercial. Every job is quoted in writing, and permitted where the code requires it.
New circuits, rewiring for renovations, lighting, outlets and dedicated circuits for appliances and equipment.
See the programPanel replacements, service upgrades and the capacity work older properties need before anything else is added.
See the programTripping breakers, dead circuits, flickering lights and the intermittent faults that nobody has traced.
See the programCorrecting items raised by a home inspector, and the electrical work transactions depend on.
See the programA free estimate, a written price, a permit where the code requires it, and an inspection at the end. No shortcuts on any of the four.
We look at the property, the panel and the work, then price it in writing.
What's included, what isn't, and what the permit covers.
Pulled before starting, because retroactive permits cost everyone more.
Scheduled, attended and documented for your records.
Every job is quoted in writing after an estimate. No work proceeds on a verbal number.
A fault, a repair or a small addition.
Renovation wiring, panel upgrades and larger jobs.
For businesses, landlords and managing agents.
Every engagement is quoted after a free consultation. No subscription.
Zeb McDonough Electric LLC is a limited liability company registered in the State of Florida, with registration details on public record with the Florida Division of Corporations. Electrical work is carried out under Florida electrical contractor licence [FLORIDA LICENCE NUMBER], which appears on every estimate.
Electrical work in Florida is licensed work, and permits exist for a reason: an inspection is the only independent check that what's behind the wall is safe. Unpermitted work surfaces later at a sale, an insurance claim or a fire, which is why we won't do it that way even when asked.
Yes. Work is carried out under our Florida electrical contractor licence, and the number appears on every estimate and invoice. Ask any contractor for theirs before work starts.
For most work beyond simple like-for-like replacement, yes. Unpermitted work tends to surface at the worst moment — a sale, a claim or an inspection.
We can, and usually shouldn't. A tripping breaker is doing its job; the question is why. We diagnose the cause first.
For commercial clients, yes — evenings and weekends by arrangement so trading isn't interrupted.
Yes, and details are available on request before work begins.
Yes, routinely, and usually on a deadline. Send the report and we'll price the electrical items quickly.
A free estimate and a written price, with no obligation.