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Electrician in Miami-Dade County.

Hi-Tech Electric & Fire is a licensed electrical contractor based in Miami. We work across Miami-Dade, from Aventura down to Homestead, for homes, condos and businesses: repairs, panel upgrades, EV chargers, lighting and fire alarm work, with the permit handled.

Licensed & Insured Electrical Contractor · #EC13002608

Based in MiamiOur home county
24 hours, 7 daysNights, weekends and holidays
Permits handledCounty or city, whichever applies

Where we work in Miami-Dade

Miami is home. The whole county is our service area.

Miami-Dade is the largest of the three counties we serve: about 2.7 million people and close to 1.1 million homes and apartments, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's 2020–2024 American Community Survey. We serve these cities and the unincorporated areas between them.

MiamiOur base. Median home built in 1979 (Census).
Coral GablesMedian home built in 1969, among the oldest housing in the county.
HialeahMedian home built in 1975.
Kendall, Doral, Sweetwater, Aventura, HomesteadNorth to south, and the unincorporated neighborhoods in between.

Miami-Dade homes

Half the county's homes are more than 45 years old.

The Census Bureau puts the median year built for Miami-Dade housing at 1980. Coral Gables (1969), Hialeah (1975) and Miami (1979) are older still. Wiring and panels from those decades were sized for a different house.

  • Central air plus modern kitchens push old 100-amp services to their limit. We check the load before we add anything.
  • Original panels in homes from the 1960s and 1970s can include brands that are no longer made. We tell you what you have and whether it should stay. See panel upgrades.
  • Condo and apartment units have their own panel and wiring inside the unit. We coordinate access with the association or building manager.
  • Additions and remodels need new circuits that the existing service can actually carry.

Electric vehicles in Miami-Dade

Miami-Dade had 88,988 battery-electric vehicles registered as of August 2026, the most of the three counties (Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles).

A Level 2 charger is usually a new 240-volt circuit, and in an older home it starts with a panel capacity check. In a condo it also starts with the association's rules for the garage.

EV charger installation · free virtual estimate.

Permits in Miami-Dade

Who issues your permit depends on your address.

Miami-Dade County has 35 municipalities, and each one has its own building official for permits and inspections. The county's Department of Regulatory and Economic Resources issues permits only for unincorporated areas.

  • In a city such as Miami, Coral Gables, Hialeah, Doral or Homestead, the permit and the inspections come from that city's building department.
  • In unincorporated Miami-Dade, such as much of Kendall, the county issues the electrical permit. Contractors apply through the county's online permitting portal.
  • The county's rule is plain: an electrical permit is required for electrical work. That covers panel changes, service upgrades, new circuits and EV chargers.
  • We pull the permit with the right office, schedule the inspection and are there for it. Florida electrical contractor licence #EC13002608.

Storms and power

Built for the High Velocity Hurricane Zone.

The Florida Building Code puts Miami-Dade and Broward in its High Velocity Hurricane Zone, with the state's strictest wind-load rules. Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30 (NOAA). Here is where an electrician comes in.

Before the season

Whole-home surge protection at the panel, generator connections done to code, and a look at any breaker or connection that already runs hot.

After a storm

Flooded panels, wet outlets and surge-damaged equipment are made safe first, then repaired. 24/7 emergency line.

FPL, and one exception

FPL serves most of Miami-Dade. Part of Homestead is served by the city's own utility, HPS Energy, and the city publishes a map of which. Your side of the meter is our work either way.

Services in Miami-Dade

What we do for Miami-Dade homes and businesses.

Emergency repairs, 24/7Power loss, burning smells, sparking outlets, breakers that won't reset.
Panel and service upgradesFor the county's older housing and for new loads like EVs and additions.
EV chargersHomes, condo garages and commercial parking.
Commercial electricalBuild-outs, distribution, metering and recurring service for Miami businesses.
Fire alarm and life safetyDetection, notification devices and inspections.
Lighting and controlsInterior, landscape and parking lot lighting, and Christmas lights in season.

FAQ

Miami-Dade electrician questions.

If yours isn't here, call and ask.

Yes. We are based in Miami and serve the whole county, including Miami, Hialeah, Coral Gables, Kendall, Doral, Aventura, Sweetwater, Homestead and the unincorporated areas between them. Call 786-981-5166, 24 hours a day.

It depends on the address. Each of Miami-Dade's 35 municipalities has its own building official for permits and inspections; the county's Department of Regulatory and Economic Resources handles unincorporated areas. We pull the permit with the right office and meet the inspector.

Most of Miami-Dade is served by FPL. Part of Homestead is served by the city's own utility, HPS Energy, and the City of Homestead publishes a service-area map. The work on your side of the meter is the same either way.

Not automatically. Many homes from that era still have their original panel and a service sized before central air and EV chargers. We look at the panel's condition, the brand and your actual load, and tell you whether it should stay, be repaired or be upgraded.

Usually, with the association's approval. The charger needs a circuit from your unit's panel or a house meter, and the building's rules decide which. We review the panel and the route and give you a free virtual estimate.

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