Boca Raton · Commercial & HOA

Commercial & HOA electrician from Delray Beach to Boca Raton

Commercial and association electrical work is judged on more than the repair. Managers and boards need a scope they can approve, work that respects tenants and residents, and a record of what was actually done. That is how we run this side of the business.

We serve property management portfolios, HOAs and condominiums, offices, retail and restaurant spaces, and mixed-use buildings in Boca Raton and across southern Palm Beach County — routine service, planned projects, and 24/7 emergency response, all under Licensed, insured electricians.

  • Property management and HOA portfolios
  • Condominium common-area electrical
  • Office and retail build-out and service
  • 24/7 emergency commercial response

35+ Years in Business · Licensed & Insured AC and Electrical Technicians · Open 24 hours · 7 days a week · 24/7 Emergency Service

What we handle

Property management portfolios

Managers rarely have one building with one problem. We work from a written scope, keep the same contact from quote to invoice, and document what we found so the file makes sense to an owner or board months later. Recurring items — exterior and parking lighting, breaker faults, panel labeling, receptacle and GFCI failures — are handled as scheduled work where possible so units and tenants are disturbed less.

HOA and condominium common areas

Common-area electrical is its own category: corridor and stairwell lighting, exit and emergency lighting circuits, elevator lobby and amenity spaces, pool equipment circuits, gate and access-control power, and the house panels that feed them. Boards usually need a clear scope and a written record before approving work, so we provide findings and options rather than a verbal estimate.

Office and professional suites

Tenant improvements and day-to-day service for offices along Glades Road, in the Park at Broken Sound, and throughout east Boca: panel and subpanel work, branch circuiting for workstations and server rooms, lighting layouts and dimming, dedicated circuits for equipment, and coordination with mechanical and life-safety trades during a build-out.

Retail, restaurant, and mixed-use

Sign and display lighting circuits, kitchen and equipment circuits, panel capacity review before new equipment arrives, and repairs scheduled around business hours. In the Mizner Park and Federal Highway corridors, access windows and landlord requirements shape the schedule as much as the work itself, so we plan for both.

Emergency commercial electrical

Partial power loss, a tripping main, burning smell at a panel, or lighting failure in an occupied common area is not a next-week item. We respond to commercial and association emergencies around the clock, isolate the fault safely, and separate what must be corrected immediately from what can be scheduled.

Standby power and surge protection

Hurricane season drives most commercial power questions in South Florida. We evaluate existing service, install generator hookups and automatic transfer switch tie-ins within our electrical scope, and install surge protection at the panel. Fuel and gas piping and manufacturer warranty service are handled by the appropriate licensed trades.

How commercial jobs run

  1. 1. Walk-through and written scope

    We look at the actual panels, circuits, and fixtures involved rather than quoting from a description, then put the scope in writing so a manager or board can review it.

  2. 2. Permitting and coordination

    Where a permit applies, we pull it under our Florida certified electrical contractor license and coordinate inspection timing with the property's access rules and other trades.

  3. 3. Scheduled execution

    Work is staged around tenants, residents, and business hours. Shutdowns are planned and communicated in advance rather than discovered by occupants.

  4. 4. Documentation and invoice

    You get what was found, what was corrected, and what remains open — the record a board or ownership group needs for its files.

Scheduling, pricing, and timelines depend on the building and the scope. We do not publish flat commercial rates, because a walk-through is what makes an estimate accurate.

Licensed, insured, and permitted

Delray Beach Air Conditioning & Electrical is a collective of licensed electricians and air conditioning technicians. Work is performed by licensed, insured crews, including permitting and inspection where your municipality requires it. Open 24 hours · 7 days a week.

Commercial & HOA questions

Have a building-specific question? Call (561) 816-5331 and describe what you are seeing.

Contact

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Tell us what's going on and when you'd like us out. For anything that feels like a safety issue — burning smell, scorched outlet, sparking — call instead.

956 SW 20th Ct, Delray Beach, FL 33445
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