Kings Electrical and Air Conditioning promises customer service that exceeds the expectations of Boynton Beach FL residents.
Call us now at: 954-753-9436. We’d love the opportunity to earn your business as we have with your neighbors in Boynton Beach FL.
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Great service. Gets to the root of the problem right away
Santaromita - Boynton Beach, FL
Always have a wonderful experience
Great
Sainmelus - Boynton Beach, FL
Jason is a very good electric he's kind he's awesome he do a great job. Job well done
Service
Howe - Boynton Beach, FL
Everything was excellent Jason our tech did a wonderful job
Great service
Debbie - Boynton Beach, FL
Always a pleasure working with kings
Great service
Santaromita - Boynton Beach, FL
Great service very professional
DEBBIE - Boynton Beach, FL
Jason was very experienced and professional as well as friendly. Gave good advice.
Service
Howe - Boynton Beach, FL
ServiceWas good and timely Jason did an excellent job as always
Awesome service!!
Miller - Boynton Beach, FL
They are always on time & get the job service
Excellent electrician
Shulman - Boynton Beach, FL
Very happy with Jason of kings electric. Service was impeccable.
I would refer to a Friend!
Johnson - Boynton Beach, FL
Prompt, Clean, Professional Service
Great people to work with
Murphy - Boynton Beach, FL
Met my needs. Small job well done
Very Professional
Vanessa - Boynton Beach, FL
Very professional, great communication, friendly and thorough. Fair prices
Great Service
Ferrari - Boynton Beach, FL
Always on time, Always fix my problems, Always the nicest guy!
good on time service
Alan - Boynton Beach, FL
Great service
Peter - Boynton Beach, FL
Nick was excellent. Very knowledgeable and hard working. Answered all my questions and respected our home. I think the price was high compared to work I have had done in the past.
Phil G.
Supply and install (4) LED bulbs
Jason B.
Supply and install (1) 240 condensate pump
Jason B.
Diagnosis and repair multiple outlets and lights not working Not including run new wires if they are interrupted inside the conduit
Jason B.
Supply and install (2) locking caps
Jason B.
Add 3 lbs of Freon 410A
Jason B.
Clean dryer vent with shop vac
Jason B.
Terminate (1) AC supply vent in garage to boost the air flow inside house Increase the size of flex duct in other bedroom to boost air flow.
Jason B.
1 year AC red carpet club
Jason B.
Diagnosis AC not cooling
Nick G.
1)——Extend circuit from exsitng switch box into closet to desired location of outlet to be added. 2)——Install junction box and outlet with cover plate.
Nick G.
1)——Run dedicated 2 pole 20 amp circuit from panel to I.T. room and install quad outlet setup for power to I.T. equipment. (Approximately 50ft) 2)——Extend circuit at 3 locations, 1 for TV in lounge, 1 for mini fridge and 1 for mini freezer in office space. (Approximately 10-15ft per location) 3)——Install junction box and outlet at each location.
Jason B.
Perform 1st of 3 times/a year AC maintenance visit
Jason B.
*Diagnosis devices in house not working after power surge by lightning: Garage opener outlet is working fine, garage opener doesn’t operate TV outlet is working fine, TV doesn’t turn on and smell burn *Replace (1) GFCI outlet in kitchen *Install (1) surge protector for whole house *1 year AC maintenance
Jason B.
AC RCC
Nick G.
1)——Remove fan and existing junction box fan is hanging from. 2)——Install fan rated junction box. 3)——Reinstall existing fan and new customer supplied remote.
Jason B.
Remove and discard old fixture Install customer supplied chandelier, approximately 12ft ceiling.
Jason B.
Install (1) new outlet Install (2) 3-way switches Install (1) customer supplied ceiling fan, approximately 10ft
Jason B.
Install (1) customer supplied timer switch Install (1) regular switch
Nick G.
1)——Replace GFI outlet in garage. 2)——Replace GFI outlet in master bathroom. 3)——Replace standard outlet in guest bathroom. 4)——Replace outdoor outlet by AC and install new bubble cover.
Phil G.
Supply and install 2 new switches
Nick G.
1)-----Run dedicated 20 amp circuit from indoor circuit panel to bedroom #1 using romex and pvc conduit.(approximately 100 ft) 2)-----Install junction box and 20 amp outlet with cover plate in bedroom. NOTE: We will need to cut maybe 2 holes in wall to fish wire. Customer will be responsible for final patch and paint. We will do rough patch to cover holes. Also there is no attic access to bedroom and so part of the circuit will be ran on outside of home through pvc conduit to bedroom.
Nick G.
1)-----Remove dock pedestal and wiring between pedestal and junction box under dock. 2)-----Remove wiring between indoor circuit panel and junction box under dock. 3)-----Remove junction box under dock. 4)-----Install LB fitting in place of junction box. 5)-----Pull new 80 amp circuit from indoor panel to pedestal. (Approximately 120 ft.) 6)-----Pull new switch line from indoor panel to pedestal. (Approximately 120 ft.) 7)-----Reinstall pedestal and wire to new line. 8)-----Remove and replace 60 amp rated lift disconnect with 30 amp breaker.
Jason B.
Remove (1) disabled smoke detector and cap off wire for safety
Nick G.
1)-----Remove 5 existing landscape lights and 1 outlet station in back yard. 2)-----Supply and Install 4 100 watt transformers with photocell at desired locations in back yard. 3)-----Supply and install 6 VOLT brand 17 watt LED landscape spot lights at desired locations. 4)-----Install 2 gang weather proof box with weather resistant GFI quad outlet setup and in use bubble cover. 5)-----Remove 2 post lights and photocells in front yard. 6)-----Supply and install 2 new photocells at post lights. 7)-----Assemble and install 2 new customer supplied post lights. 8)-----Install photocell at flag.
Nick G.
1)-----Remove 11 existing security spot lights. 2)-----Supply and install 11 new 2 head LED motion detected spot lights. Features manual override and dual bright mode. 3)-----Supply and install 1 6 inch LED retro fit hihat fixture at front porch.