Frazier Electrical Solutions LLC works throughout Aventura — 33160 and 33180 — including Williams Island, Turnberry, Hidden Bay, Biscayne Cove, Del Vina, Point East and the Uptown Marina area. Condo and unit electrical work, panel replacement, lighting and EV chargers, plus distribution, maintenance and build-out work for retail, offices and medical suites.
What makes Aventura different
Aventura is a high-rise city, and almost everything about electrical work here follows from that.
The housing is overwhelmingly condominium, built from the 1970s through the 2000s, which puts most of the stock in an awkward middle age: too new to be a period property, old enough that the building's original electrical infrastructure is now at or past the point where it should be assessed. The unit-level work is usually fine. It is the shared equipment — meter banks, risers, house panels, emergency lighting, the fire pump and elevator feeders — that tends not to have been touched since the building opened.
Working in a tower changes the physical job completely. There is no attic and no crawl space; the ceiling is a concrete slab and the walls are frequently block or poured concrete. A new circuit is not a matter of fishing a cable, it is a matter of finding a legitimate route — an existing chase, a soffit, a dropped ceiling in a hallway — or accepting surface raceway. Kitchen and bathroom renovations in these buildings routinely need more circuits than the unit panel has space for, which turns into a panel replacement, which turns into a question about what the riser can feed.
The association is the other half of every job. Certificate of insurance on file before anyone arrives, work approved in advance, freight elevator booked, protection down in the common areas, hours that end well before the evening, and no core drilling on a holiday weekend. None of that is unreasonable and all of it has to be planned. Contractors who treat it as an afterthought get turned away at the loading dock, which helps nobody.
Recertification is the item with a date attached. Milestone inspections and Miami-Dade's recertification program both examine electrical, and in buildings of this era the findings repeat: corroded service and meter equipment in bayside salt air, emergency and egress lighting that no longer works, GFCI protection missing in common areas and pool equipment rooms, grounding and bonding that was adequate in 1984 and is not documented now. Boards that work through the list on their own schedule pay less than boards that wait.
Commercially, Aventura is retail, offices and medical — the mall and its surrounding plazas, professional suites along Biscayne and around Aventura Hospital. That work is fit-out and maintenance: tenant improvements between leases, lighting retrofits, dedicated circuits for medical and dental equipment, and the preventative maintenance that keeps a tenant from losing a trading day.
Permits go through the City of Aventura Building Department, and the county's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone rules apply to exterior equipment, rooftop attachments and generator installations.
Services we offer in Aventura
- Condo unit panel replacement and circuit additions
- Building riser, meter bank and house panel assessment
- Electrical items from milestone and recertification reports
- Emergency and egress lighting repair and testing
- Kitchen and bathroom renovation circuits in concrete construction
- EV charger installation in condo garages
- Pool equipment room and common area GFCI protection
- Retail, office and medical suite build-outs
- Preventative maintenance and infrared thermal imaging
- Generator hookups and transfer switches
Local, reliable and nearby
Aventura work divides neatly into two: a homeowner who wants more circuits than their unit panel can hold, and a board with a report full of electrical line items and a deadline.
We do both, and in both cases the first step is the same — look at what feeds it. Send a photo of the unit panel or the report to (786) 292-1194.
Licensed Florida electrical contractor EC #13012609, Monday to Saturday.