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Samples - Lighthouse Point, FL
You would want this gentlemen on your team!
Samples - Lighthouse Point, FL
Great service awesome pricing
Samples - Lighthouse Point, FL
excellent workmanship and honest, difficult to find in south Florida
Fast service very professional
Cindy - Lighthouse Point, FL
great service on time
David - Lighthouse Point, FL
knowledgeable and price right
Jason B.
Pump is working properly Customer accidentally keeps fan ON
Jason B.
Replace (1) 3A circuit board fuse
Jason B.
Replace (1) GFCI outlet
Jason B.
Supply and install new condensate pump in bedroom AC.
Jason B.
Supply labor and material to clean condenser coil. Flush coil after cleaning. Extend dryer vent away from condenser
David L.
Hey Shelly! Thank you for calling kings electric & a/c for your electrical upgrades. Today I was able to remove existing 200 amp main disconnect, and old sub panels as well. I’m glad to inform you that the job is complete, you’ve upgraded your main disconnect, wiring, breakers, and you added a whole home surge protector as well. If you have any questions or concerns, please give us a call. I hope you have a great weekend! Your electrical technician, Xavier
Jason B.
Recharged unit with 12 lbs of 410A refrigerant. **Note** Possible slow leak could have caused reason for low pressures. Added Refrigerant cannot guarantee complete fix. Identify the leak by electronic leak detector Evacuate Freon and recharge after seal the leak Solder copper to seal the leak which found at the joint between the TXV bulb tube and low pressure line
John G.
Remove existing air conditioning duct-work from attic space. Remove old round supply grills in ceiling. Patch & paint by others. Suppl and install new air distribution system in attic using fiberglass and flexible duct system to code. Provide thru-wall return grills where required. Permits, inspections are included.
John G.
Remove all existing attic insulation, debris and reinstall new R-38 fiberglass blown insulation.
Phil G.
Office Bathroom- Install Dimmer switch for sink light Install New fan switch Master bathroom- Install 15amp Outlet for small TV Run Coax cable and add Coax jack at location of TV Master Bedroom Install circuit for TV and Cable for TV Living room- Supply and install new circuit for outlet behind tv Dining Room- Supply and install (1) LED can lights Install chandelier in new location above dining room table Install dimmer switch for chandelier Pantry Supply and install dedicated circuit from panel for wine cooler
Nick G.
1)——Remove 100 amp fused main disconnect. 2)——Remove double tapped sub panel below main disconnect. 3)——Install 125 amp 8/16 circuit main breaker panel. 4)——Install 10*10*8 inch PVC junction box at branch circuits that were in old sub panel removed. 5)——Extend all outdoor branch circuits from junction box to new 125 amp main breaker panel. 6)——Install whole home surge protector. 7)——UPDATE GROUNDING; Install 2 new ground rods, 1 water pipe ground and 1 low voltage ground bridge interconnected with #4 gauge bare copper wire. 8)——Label panel and clean area.
Jason B.
Loose wires at thermostat
Jason B.
Install (1) Nest thermostat customer supplied Install (1) chandelier customer supplied. Ceiling is 12ft Replace (1) Bryan 15amp waffle breaker with used breaker for temporary. No warranty for replacement breaker
Nick G.
1)——Remove 5 standard outlets and install 5 GFI outlets. (1 in garage, 1 in guest bathroom and 3 in kitchen) 2)——Install and program digital timer for front porch post lights.
Phil G.
Clean & Sanitize both air handler units. Remove all refrigerant from system. Pull and clean coils. Pull and clean blower fan. Clean interior of unit with sanitizer. Blow out drain lines and clean out condensate pumps. Reinstall coil and blower fan units. Re-charge refrigerant levels to factory settings.
Phil G.
Remove existing 150-amp main electrical service including original meter can (from 1960), aluminum wiring to FPL and old 150-amp main exterior panel. Update grounding system to current code. Provide whole house surge arrestor. Upgrade wiring to interior panel to 200-amp copper.
Nick G.
1)——Convert fused dryer disconnect into junction box and tie dryer line together so dryer is operated by house panel breaker only. 2)——Extend garage receptacle circuit from existing outlet into converted dryer disconnect box/j-box. 3)——Separate addition from dryer circuit and tie to garage outlet circuit. 4)——Replace outdoor GFI at island.
Nick G.
1)-----Replace candle light bulb at post light. 2)-----Troubleshoot post light outlet and repair to get working again. Check for loose connections, bad devices and bad line. Repair does not include line repair. 3)-----Troubleshoot outlet in kitchen, master bedroom and guest bedroom to get working again. Check for loose connections, bad devices and bad line. Replace outlets at each location. Repair does not include line repair. 4)-----Repair post light on side of home. 5)-----Remove and replace 2 headed security light on patio.
Jason B.
Replace existing fixture in closest with new LED 4ft florecent Replace existing post head (3) bulb Replace the post light photocell
Nick G.
1)-----Remove exisitng security light and round bell box. 2)-----Install 6*6*6 inch PVC junction box at exisitng electric. 3)-----Install handy junction box inside PVC junction box. 4)-----Install GFI outlet at handy box. 5)-----Assemble and install customer supplied security camera on PVC junction box with power cords ran through back of camera into PVC junction box. 6)-----Plug camera into GFI outlet and power up camera.
Jason B.
Replace (9) smoke detectors with 10 years battery backup where existing smoke detectors are. They are also interconnected
Nick G.
RELOCATE HOT TUB DISCONNECT- 1) Remove exisitng 50 amp GFI hot tub disconnect. 2) Install pvc junction box where hot tub disconnect was. 3) Reconfigure hot tub power cord and install into junction box. 4) Run 1 inch pvc from junction box to desired location of new disconnect to be installed. (Approximately 10 ft.) 5) Install 50 amp GFI disconnect with ground support and run 50 amp circuit from disconnect to junction box. 6) Wire and power up hot tub. REPLACE FAN REMOTES- 1) Remove 2 fan remote transmitter. 2) Supply and install new remotes for 2 fans. LANDSCAPE OUTLETS- 1) Remove 3 exisitng outdoor outlet boxes and disconnect circuit. 2) Extend circuit from exisitng outdoor power circuit to desired location of first outlet to be installed. 3) Loop circuit to 2 other desired locations of outlets to be installed for a total of 3. 4) Install 3 new weather resistant bell boxes, 1 weather resistant GFI outlet, 2 weather resistant duplex outlets fed by the GFI and
Nick G.
RELOCATE HOT TUB DISCONNECT- 1) Remove exisitng 50 amp GFI hot tub disconnect. 2) Install pvc junction box where hot tub disconnect was. 3) Reconfigure hot tub power cord and install into junction box. 4) Run 1 inch pvc from junction box to desired location of new disconnect to be installed. (Approximately 10 ft.) 5) Install 50 amp GFI disconnect with ground support and run 50 amp circuit from disconnect to junction box. 6) Wire and power up hot tub. REPLACE FAN REMOTES- 1) Remove 2 fan remote transmitter. 2) Supply and install new remotes for 2 fans. LANDSCAPE OUTLETS- 1) Remove 3 exisitng outdoor outlet boxes and disconnect circuit. 2) Extend circuit from exisitng outdoor power circuit to desired location of first outlet to be installed. 3) Loop circuit to 2 other desired locations of outlets to be installed for a total of 3. 4) Install 3 new weather resistant bell boxes, 1 weather resistant GFI outlet, 2 weather resistant duplex outlets fed by the GFI and
Nick G.
RELOCATE HOT TUB DISCONNECT- 1) Remove exisitng 50 amp GFI hot tub disconnect. 2) Install pvc junction box where hot tub disconnect was. 3) Reconfigure hot tub power cord and install into junction box. 4) Run 1 inch pvc from junction box to desired location of new disconnect to be installed. (Approximately 10 ft.) 5) Install 50 amp GFI disconnect with ground support and run 50 amp circuit from disconnect to junction box. 6) Wire and power up hot tub. REPLACE FAN REMOTES- 1) Remove 2 fan remote transmitter. 2) Supply and install new remotes for 2 fans. LANDSCAPE OUTLETS- 1) Remove 3 exisitng outdoor outlet boxes and disconnect circuit. 2) Extend circuit from exisitng outdoor power circuit to desired location of first outlet to be installed. 3) Loop circuit to 2 other desired locations of outlets to be installed for a total of 3. 4) Install 3 new weather resistant bell boxes, 1 weather resistant GFI outlet, 2 weather resistant duplex outlets fed by the GFI and
Nick G.
RELOCATE HOT TUB DISCONNECT- 1) Remove exisitng 50 amp GFI hot tub disconnect. 2) Install pvc junction box where hot tub disconnect was. 3) Reconfigure hot tub power cord and install into junction box. 4) Run 1 inch pvc from junction box to desired location of new disconnect to be installed. (Approximately 10 ft.) 5) Install 50 amp GFI disconnect with ground support and run 50 amp circuit from disconnect to junction box. 6) Wire and power up hot tub. REPLACE FAN REMOTES- 1) Remove 2 fan remote transmitter. 2) Supply and install new remotes for 2 fans. LANDSCAPE OUTLETS- 1) Remove 3 exisitng outdoor outlet boxes and disconnect circuit. 2) Extend circuit from exisitng outdoor power circuit to desired location of first outlet to be installed. 3) Loop circuit to 2 other desired locations of outlets to be installed for a total of 3. 4) Install 3 new weather resistant bell boxes, 1 weather resistant GFI outlet, 2 weather resistant duplex outlets fed by the GFI and