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License NO. EC13010206

Electrician in Coral Gables, FL

Licensed & insured electrical contractor serving Coral Gables and all of Miami-Dade County

Coral Gables homes are special — historic properties, strict city standards, and increasingly, solar and smart-energy systems. Battle Electric has done full remodel electrical work in Coral Gables, including solar panel removal and reinstallation, service upgrades, and FPL coordination.

A recent Coral Gables project says it best: a full home remodel where we relocated temporary power, removed a complete solar system (panels, inverter, and batteries) for roof work, upgraded the service from 200 to 400 amps, coordinated an overhead-to-underground FPL conversion, and wired the entire home to current code. If your Gables project involves that level of complexity, we have already done it.

  • Real project experience in Coral Gables: complete remodel wiring, 200A to 400A service upgrades, and solar system removal/reinstall during roof work.
  • FPL coordination: we manage overhead-to-underground service conversions and utility paperwork end to end.
  • Familiar with Coral Gables’ demanding permitting and inspection standards for renovations.
  • Smart panel and battery-ready installations for homes combining solar, storage, and EV charging.

Our services in Coral Gables

Florida License NO. EC13010206 · Free estimates · Mon–Sat 7AM–7PM · 24/7 emergency service

Coral Gables FAQs

Can you handle the Coral Gables permit process for a remodel?

Yes. We have completed full remodel electrical work in Coral Gables and are familiar with the city’s demanding permitting and inspection standards. We manage the process end to end.

Do you work on Coral Gables homes with solar panels?

Yes. We have removed and reinstalled complete solar systems — panels, inverter, and batteries — during Coral Gables roof and remodel work, and we rewire and recommission the system afterwards.

Can you upgrade my electrical service for a larger home?

Yes. We perform service upgrades such as 200 to 400 amps, including load calculations, FPL coordination, and overhead-to-underground conversions when the project calls for it.