Frazier Electrical Solutions LLC covers Fort Lauderdale through 33301, 33304, 33305, 33306, 33308, 33312, 33315 and 33316 — Victoria Park, Rio Vista, Coral Ridge, Las Olas Isles, Sailboat Bend, Colee Hammock, Harbour Beach, Poinciana Park and Lauderdale Isles. Rewiring, panels, lighting, dock and lift circuits and EV chargers for homes, plus distribution, build-outs and maintenance for commercial property.
What makes Fort Lauderdale different
Fort Lauderdale is a water city, and it is the one thing that genuinely separates electrical work here from anywhere else in the region.
There are hundreds of miles of navigable canals inside the city, and the housing built along them — Las Olas Isles, Rio Vista, Harbour Beach, Lauderdale Isles, the Coral Ridge finger streets — comes with dock equipment as standard. Boat lifts, davits, dock receptacles and lighting, and in a fair number of cases shore power for a vessel that draws more than the house does. That is specialist work: wet-location equipment, correct bonding, ground-fault protection sized for the installation, and conductors that have to survive brackish water and salt air. It is also the work we are most often called to put right, because it is out of sight and gets installed by people who do it once.
The housing itself splits by era. Victoria Park, Sailboat Bend, Colee Hammock and Rio Vista hold the oldest stock — 1920s through the 1940s, much of it renovated repeatedly, with the same layered-system problem the older Miami neighborhoods have. Coral Ridge and the 33308 streets are largely 1950s and 60s ranches: concrete block, original 100 or 150-amp services in many cases, and squarely in the aluminum branch wiring window at the later end. Downtown and the beach strip are towers, with all the association, riser and freight-elevator considerations that come with them.
Corrosion runs through all of it. On the barrier island and the eastern canals, exterior service equipment ages fast — meter enclosures, disconnects, dock pedestals, pool equipment, exterior fixtures. The failures are usually internal and quiet until they are not.
Then there is Broward's administrative difference, which catches out contractors who work mainly to the south. Broward County runs a Board of Rules and Appeals, and building departments across the county operate under it with county-wide amendments. A crew that is fluent in Miami-Dade's process does not automatically know Broward's, and a permit going to the wrong counter costs a week you did not budget.
Commercially, the city runs from Las Olas retail and restaurants through downtown offices to the marine industry and Port Everglades — a genuinely broad mix, and one where the common thread is distribution, build-outs and maintenance rather than new construction.
Permits go through the City of Fort Lauderdale's building department under the Broward County Board of Rules and Appeals, and Broward sits in the same High-Velocity Hurricane Zone as Miami-Dade.
Services we offer in Fort Lauderdale
- Dock, boat lift, davit and shore power wiring
- Panel replacement and service upgrades
- Whole-home and partial rewiring
- Aluminum branch wiring remediation
- Corroded exterior service equipment replacement
- Pool, spa and landscape lighting and bonding
- EV charger installation with load calculation
- Generator hookups and transfer switches
- Commercial distribution, build-outs and fit-outs
- Preventative maintenance and infrared thermal imaging
Local, reliable and nearby
Fort Lauderdale calls tend to arrive as one of two things: a waterfront property where the dock equipment has finally failed or was never right, or a 1950s Coral Ridge house that has run out of panel long before anyone planned to replace it.
Both are straightforward once somebody has actually looked. Send a photo of the panel, the pedestal or the lift wiring to (786) 292-1194.
Licensed Florida electrical contractor EC #13012609, Monday to Saturday.