Electrical panel upgrades, EV charger installation, rewiring, and generator hookups for homes and businesses across Cape Coral, FL.
Most of Cape Coral was built out fast, in waves, starting in the late 1950s. That means a lot of homes here are still running on the electrical panel they were built with — a 60-amp or 100-amp panel from a decade when nobody had a home office, a pool heater, and an EV charger all pulling power at once. Cape Coral Electrician Pro handles the panel upgrades, EV charger installs, rewiring, and generator hookups that bring a house's electrical system up to what it actually needs to run today.
We work across Cape Coral's whole grid — from the older sections near Cape Coral Parkway to the newer builds out toward Burnt Store and the canal-front homes around Cape Harbour and Tarpon Point. A canal-lot home has its own quirks: older aluminum wiring in some 1970s sections, dock and lift power that was never permitted correctly, pool equipment wired in without a dedicated circuit. We've worked on enough of them to know what we're looking at before we even open the panel.
Every job is permitted and inspected through Lee County and the City of Cape Coral, and pulled by an electrician — not a handyman doing electrical work on the side. If a job needs a permit, we pull it; if an inspector needs to sign off before you can use something, we schedule around that, not around ignoring it.
Replacing an old, undersized, or unsafe panel with one that matches what a modern Cape Coral home actually draws.
View serviceLevel 2 home EV charger installation, sized correctly for your panel and your car.
View serviceDiagnosing and fixing flickering lights, dead outlets, tripped breakers, and outdated aluminum wiring.
View serviceStandby generator installation with automatic transfer switches, sized for hurricane season power outages.
View serviceWe call you back after we confirm the visit.
Every job is performed by an electrician. Electrical work done by an unlicensed handyman doesn't just void warranties — it can void your homeowner's insurance too.
From 1960s aluminum-wired homes to brand-new Burnt Store construction, we know what electrical issues come with which decade of Cape Coral's growth.
Every panel upgrade, EV charger circuit, and generator install is permitted through the City of Cape Coral and inspected before we call it done.
You get a real quote after diagnosis or assessment, not a surprise number on the final invoice.
We work throughout Cape Coral, FL, from the older canal-front sections near downtown to the newest construction up in Burnt Store. Below are the areas where we have the most established coverage — if your neighborhood isn't listed, call us anyway; we very likely still cover it.
We also cover Chiquita, Diplomat, Country Club, Rose Garden, Surfside.
We also serve: Fort Myers, North Fort Myers, Matlacha, Pine Island, San Carlos Park, Estero.
Panel issue, EV charger, dead outlet, generator — tell us and we'll tell you roughly what to expect before we schedule anything.
For anything beyond a simple repair, we assess the panel and the job on-site before giving you a firm number.
If the job needs a permit, we file it and schedule the work around the city's inspection timeline, not around guessing.
We do the work, it gets inspected where required, and you get copies of the permit and inspection record for your files.
| Service | Range (USD) | What affects it |
|---|---|---|
| Electrical panel upgrade (100A to 200A) | $1,800 – $3,800 | Panel size, meter can, service entrance condition |
| EV charger installation | $550 – $2,600 | Whether the panel has existing capacity |
| Outlet, switch, or breaker repair | $120 – $350 | Diagnosis findings, part availability |
| Standby generator installation | $3,500 – $14,000 | Whole-home vs. partial backup, generator size |
Sudden electrical failures are sometimes covered by homeowners insurance depending on the cause; routine upgrades like panel replacements generally are not. We can help you understand which applies to your situation.
These are market ranges for Cape Coral, not a quote — every job gets a specific price after a load assessment or diagnosis, and permit fees are quoted separately since they depend on the scope of the job.
What electrical work costs in Cape Coral
$1,800 – $3,800
Panel size, meter can, service entrance condition
We call you back after we confirm the visit.
Most calls get a same-week appointment. For urgent issues — a dead panel, exposed wiring, anything that feels unsafe to leave alone — we can often get there the same day instead. Either way, we schedule a specific appointment window instead of an open-ended "sometime today," so you know when to actually expect us.
Yes — every job is performed by an electrician, and we carry full liability insurance. We also pull permits on panel and EV charger work instead of skipping that step, because that paperwork is what protects you for insurance claims, resale, and basic safety down the road.
Always, through the City of Cape Coral, on every panel and EV charger job. It protects you for insurance, resale, and basic safety, and it's not an extra step you have to chase down yourself — we pull it as part of the work, the same way we do for panel upgrades across Lee County.
Yes, regularly. Aluminum wiring isn't automatically dangerous, but its connections degrade faster than copper does, so knowing what to look for matters more than it would with copper. Flickering lights or warm outlet covers are the warning signs worth having checked, and we can usually fix those connection issues without needing a full rewire.
Yes — a lot of our generator installs are partial-backup systems, not whole-house setups. We calculate the load around whatever you want covered, usually AC, refrigeration, and a handful of priority circuits, and size the generator to match that instead of oversizing it for rooms and outlets you don't need powered during an outage.
Yes. We install Tesla Wall Connectors, ChargePoint, Emporia, and universal J1772 chargers, which cover any non-Tesla EV on the road today. If you're not sure which one fits your car or your panel, tell us when you call and we'll walk you through the right option before we quote the job.
We'll tell you that during the assessment, before any work starts. Most of the time it comes down to two options — adding a sub-panel or doing a full panel upgrade — and we'll quote both so you can compare cost and see which one actually fits what you're trying to add.
We can point you to financing options for larger installs like generators, so you're not stuck paying the full cost upfront. Ask about it when you call and we'll walk you through what's currently available and how it works, so you have the full picture before deciding whether to move forward with the install.
We're standing by around the clock — call or send us a message and we'll take it from there.