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Electrician in Palm Beach County.

Palm Beach County's housing is the newest of the three counties we serve, and its electrical questions are different: EV chargers, lighting and controls, surge protection and generator hookups, as well as repairs. Hi-Tech Electric & Fire is licensed and answers 24 hours a day.

Licensed & Insured Electrical Contractor · #EC13002608

Boca Raton to JupiterAnd every city between
24 hours, 7 daysNights, weekends and holidays
Permits handledCity or county, whichever applies

Where we work in Palm Beach County

A newer county, with older pockets.

Palm Beach County has about 1.5 million people and 719,000 homes and apartments, and its median home was built in 1986, six years newer than Miami-Dade or Broward (U.S. Census Bureau, 2020–2024 American Community Survey).

Southern Palm Beach

Boca Raton (median home 1983), Delray Beach and Boynton Beach, with historic areas like Boca's Old Floresta next to newer gated communities.

Central Palm Beach

West Palm Beach (median home 1988, with 18 historic districts), Lake Worth Beach (median home 1969), Royal Palm Beach and Wellington (1995).

Northern Palm Beach

Palm Beach Gardens (median home 1995) and Jupiter, where most homes are newer, so the usual job is adding capacity for new loads rather than replacing old wiring.

Permits in Palm Beach County

The county's ePZB portal, or your city's building division.

In unincorporated Palm Beach County, permits come from the Planning, Zoning and Building Department's Building Division, which takes applications online through its ePZB portal around the clock. The cities run their own building departments.

  • West Palm Beach issues permits through its Development Services Building Division and the Civic Access portal. More on West Palm Beach.
  • Boca Raton uses Boca eHub for permitting and Boca ePlans for drawings. More on Boca Raton.
  • Outside the High Velocity Hurricane Zone: the Florida Building Code's strictest wind zone covers only Miami-Dade and Broward. Palm Beach County still gets the full hurricane season, June 1 to November 30 (NOAA).
  • We handle the permit and the inspection with whichever office covers your address. Florida electrical contractor licence #EC13002608.

What newer homes often need

More chargers, more lighting, more load.

EV chargers

Palm Beach County had 49,397 battery-electric vehicles registered as of August 2026 (FLHSMV). Newer homes often have room in the panel for a 240-volt charger circuit; we confirm it with a load calculation. EV charger installation.

Lighting and controls

Landscape, pool-area and exterior lighting, LED retrofits, timers, sensors and smart controls. Lighting services and, in season, Christmas lights.

FPL, or Lake Worth Beach

FPL serves most of the county. Lake Worth Beach runs its own city electric utility, the only municipal one in the county (Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services). Your side of the meter is our work either way.

Services in Palm Beach County

Homes, businesses and associations.

Emergency repairsAny hour, including storm damage.
Panel upgradesFor new loads, and for the county's older pockets.
Surge and generatorsSurge devices at the panel, safe generator hookups.

FAQ

Palm Beach County electrician questions.

If yours isn't here, call and ask.

West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Royal Palm Beach, Wellington and unincorporated Palm Beach County. Call 786-981-5166, 24 hours a day.

The county's Planning, Zoning and Building Department, through its Building Division and the ePZB online portal. Cities such as West Palm Beach and Boca Raton have their own building departments. We pull the permit with the right office.

No. The Florida Building Code's High Velocity Hurricane Zone covers only Broward and Miami-Dade. Palm Beach County is still in the path of the June 1 to November 30 hurricane season, so surge protection and safe generator connections still matter.

Not for the work inside your home. Lake Worth Beach has its own city electric utility; anything on the utility's side of the meter goes through them, and anything on your side is ours.

Often, yes. Homes from the 1990s onward often have a 150- or 200-amp service. We run a load calculation on your actual panel before we recommend anything, and the estimate is free and can be done virtually.

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