From panel upgrades to EV charger installations — Gulfport's trusted electrician for residential and commercial projects. Code-compliant work, every time.
Complete electrical services for homes, offices, and retail. Licensed for all project sizes.
Electrical emergencies don't wait. Neither do we. Fast response for power outages and hazards.
Level 2 home charging stations. Proper circuit sizing, dedicated breaker, permit-ready.
From a single outlet to a full panel upgrade — every job gets the same attention to safety, code compliance, and clean workmanship.
Upgrade from outdated fuse boxes to modern breaker panels. Essential for safety and adding capacity.
Old aluminum or knob-and-tube wiring is a fire risk. We bring your home up to modern standards.
Interior, exterior, landscape, and specialty lighting designed and installed by a licensed electrician.
Level 2 home charging for Tesla, Ford, Rivian, and all EVs. Proper engineering, not DIY guesswork.
Office build-outs, retail lighting, and restaurant equipment circuits — done to commercial code.
From GFCI upgrades to USB outlets — small jobs that make a big difference in safety and convenience.
Every service call includes a complimentary visual inspection. Catches problems before they become emergencies.
Check for scorching, corrosion, double-tapped breakers, and Federal Pacific/Zinsco brands
Verify ground rods, bonding jumpers, and water pipe grounding connections
Test all kitchen, bath, garage, outdoor, and basement GFCI outlets
Verify arc-fault breakers in bedrooms and living areas per current code
Inspect accessible wiring for damage, improper splices, and degraded insulation
Check for hot/neutral reverse, open ground, and bootleg grounds
Verify placement, age, and interconnection of smoke/CO detectors
Assess whole-home surge protection and recommend upgrades
Electrical fires cause over $1.3 billion in property damage annually. Most are preventable with proper inspection and maintenance.
We don't cut corners. Every installation meets or exceeds current National Electrical Code and Mississippi state requirements.
Full compliance with the latest National Electrical Code standards
Licensed by the Mississippi State Board of Contractors
We pull permits and schedule inspections for all required work
General liability and workers' comp coverage on every project
Sparking outlets, burning smell, total power loss, exposed wires — these can't wait. We respond fast to protect your family and property.
Upgrades, installations, and improvements on your timeline. We schedule around your life and complete most jobs in one visit.
Hurricane season on the Gulf Coast is no joke. Keep your family safe and your home powered with a properly installed backup system.
Safe connection for portable generators with manual transfer switches. No backfeeding, no risk.
Automatic backup that kicks in within seconds of power loss. Runs on natural gas or propane — no refueling.
Tesla Powerwall and similar battery systems for silent, clean backup power. Pairs with solar for maximum independence.
Smart devices are only as good as the wiring behind them. We install the electrical infrastructure that makes smart homes actually work.
Lutron Caseta, Philips Hue, and other systems properly wired with smart switches, dimmers, and scene controllers.
Dedicated circuits for Ring, Nest, and hardwired security systems. PoE network drops for IP cameras.
Proper C-wire installation for Nest, Ecobee, and Honeywell smart thermostats. No adapters or hacks needed.
Cat6 ethernet, coax, and fiber runs to every room. Future-proof your home for whatever comes next.
Dedicated 20A circuits, isolated grounds, and clean power for AV equipment. Proper surge protection included.
Pre-wire for Control4, Savant, or Crestron systems. Smart panels, motorized shades, and integrated control.
Understanding your electrical panel helps you communicate problems and make informed decisions about upgrades.
| Circuit Type | Amperage | Wire Gauge | Common Uses | Warning Signs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General Lighting | 15A | 14 AWG | Lights, small electronics | Frequent tripping |
| General Outlets | 20A | 12 AWG | Outlets, small appliances | Warm outlets or covers |
| Kitchen Counter | 20A GFCI | 12 AWG | Countertop appliances (2 req'd) | GFCI won't reset |
| Bathroom | 20A GFCI | 12 AWG | Hair dryers, shavers | No GFCI = Fire risk |
| Washer | 20A | 12 AWG | Washing machine (dedicated) | Breaker trips on spin cycle |
| Dryer | 30A | 10 AWG | Electric dryer (240V) | Scorched outlet or plug |
| Range / Oven | 40-50A | 8-6 AWG | Electric range (240V) | Dim lights when in use |
| EV Charger | 40-60A | 8-6 AWG | Level 2 charging (240V) | Panel at capacity |
| AC Condenser | 30-60A | 10-6 AWG | Central air unit (240V) | Compressor won't start |
| Water Heater | 30A | 10 AWG | Electric water heater (240V) | No hot water |
Don't ignore warning signs. Here's what common electrical issues indicate and when to call a professional.
Burning plastic or metallic smell near outlets, switches, or your panel. Could indicate arcing or overheated wiring.
If more than one light flickers, it's likely a loose connection at the panel, a failing breaker, or an overloaded circuit.
Outlet won't work after checking the breaker? Could be a tripped GFCI elsewhere, a loose wire, or a failed outlet.
Repeated tripping means the circuit is overloaded, there's a short circuit, or the breaker itself is failing.
Outlets or switch plates that feel warm to the touch indicate loose connections, undersized wiring, or an overloaded circuit.
A GFCI that trips immediately or won't reset may have a ground fault downstream or the device itself has failed.
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