MOORE POWERELECTRICAL

Electrician Fort Myers, FL

Emergency electrician in Fort Myers, FL: call now, reach a licensed pro

Need an emergency electrician in Fort Myers? Call (815) 456-4349. Moore Power Electrical is a referral service that connects Fort Myers homeowners and businesses with independent electricians who hold a Florida license.

  • Florida
    licensed pros
  • Permits pulled
    when required
  • Fort Myers
    and nearby
  • Written estimate
    before work

Fort Myers. Wired right.

ZIP 33901 to 33919Lee County, Florida
Florida licensedElectricians are licensed by the state's Electrical Contractors' Licensing Board.
City or Lee CountyYour permit office depends on whether the property is inside Fort Myers city limits.
FPL or LCECFPL serves the City; LCEC serves nearby areas such as North Fort Myers.
Hurricane countryHurricane Ian in 2022 showed how long Lee County outages can last.

Local homes.
Local rules.
Licensed hands.

Who we are

A referral line for Fort Myers, not an electrical contractor

Moore Power Electrical takes your call and connects you with an electrician. We do not perform electrical work, and we do not hold a contractor license.

We are not a Fort Myers company, and we have no tie to any Lee County business with a similar name.

The independent electrician you reach gives the quote, does the work and backs it. You pay the electrician directly, and the referral costs you nothing.

  • Call and describe itTell us what failed, your ZIP and how urgent it is.
  • Florida licenseJobs go to electricians who hold a Florida license.
  • Price in writingThe electrician confirms scope and cost before starting.

Emergency and after hours

24 hour electrician in Fort Myers: when to call and who to call

An emergency electrician handles faults that cannot wait for a booked visit. A burning smell, a scorched outlet, a panel that hums or feels hot, and half the house losing power are all urgent.

You can call (815) 456-4349 any time of day. We connect you with a Fort Myers electrician who takes urgent and after-hours jobs when one is available.

Some problems belong to someone else first. Fire or a shock is a 911 call. A downed line or a dark street is a call to your utility.

Read more about 24 hour electrical repair in Fort Myers, including what to do while you wait.

Fort Myers call guide

  • 911: flames, smoke, sparks or a person shocked.
  • FPL or LCEC: downed lines, damaged meter, whole-street outage.
  • An electrician: partial power loss, breaker that trips again, hot outlet, buzzing panel.

License check

Is your Fort Myers electrician licensed? Check in three steps

Florida licenses electrical contractors through the Electrical Contractors' Licensing Board, under Chapter 489, Part II of the Florida Statutes.

A certified license number starts with EC and is valid across Florida. A registered license starts with ER and only covers the local area that issued it.

  1. 1. Get the numberAsk for the license number before the job is booked.
  2. 2. Look it upSearch the number or name on MyFloridaLicense.com.
  3. 3. Confirm it is currentCheck that the status is active and the business name matches.

Permits

Electrical permits in Fort Myers: City or Lee County?

A Fort Myers mailing address does not mean the City issues your permit. Many Fort Myers addresses sit in unincorporated Lee County, which has its own permit office.

Inside Fort Myers city limits

City of Fort Myers Building, Permitting & Inspections Division. Phone 239-321-7925.

City Hall is at 2200 Second Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901. Permits are handled through the City's online permitting portal.

Unincorporated Lee County

Lee County Department of Community Development, 1500 Monroe Street, downtown Fort Myers.

Phone 239-533-8585.

Cape Coral and other cities in Lee County run their own permit offices.

  • Florida's 2023 Building Code (8th edition) uses the 2020 National Electrical Code.
  • Panel changes, new circuits, generators and service upgrades need a permit and an inspection.
  • The electrician pulls the permit. Ask for the permit number and keep the final inspection record.

Power and storms

FPL or LCEC: outages and hurricane season in Fort Myers

Florida Power & Light serves the City of Fort Myers. Lee County Electric Cooperative (LCEC) serves nearby areas such as North Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres and Pine Island. Your bill shows which one you have.

Hurricane Ian hit Lee County in September 2022. FPL restoration in Lee County took more than a week for many customers, and badly damaged buildings waited longer.

Homes that lost power for days often add a generator next. Read about generator installation in Fort Myers and the transfer switch it needs.

Storm checklist

  • Install a transfer switch or interlock before you need a generator.
  • Never plug a generator into a wall outlet.
  • After flooding, keep the main breaker off until an electrician inspects the panel.
  • Have the meter base checked if wind pulled on the service drop.
  • Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30.

Older homes

Older Fort Myers homes: cloth wiring and small panels

Fort Myers has neighborhoods near downtown with houses from the early and middle 1900s. Some still carry original cloth-insulated wiring, which gets brittle with age and heat.

Older homes also tend to have small electrical services. Adding central AC, an EV charger or a pool pump can push them past capacity.

An electrician can trace old circuits and recommend cloth wiring replacement or an electrical panel upgrade.

Warning signs in older homes

  • Two-prong outlets with no ground
  • Fuses or a panel with no spare spaces
  • Insulation that cracks or flakes when touched
  • Breakers that trip when the AC starts

Cost factors

What sets the cost of electrical work in Fort Myers

The electrician sets the price and writes it down for you. We do not quote or collect payment.

These points change most Fort Myers quotes:

  • UrgencyNight, weekend and post-storm calls usually cost more.
  • Permit officeCity and Lee County fees and inspection steps differ.
  • Attic heatWork in summer attics takes longer and needs breaks.
  • Utility stepsService upgrades need FPL or LCEC to disconnect and reconnect.

From call to final inspection

How a typical Fort Myers job works

  1. You call

    Tell us what is happening, your ZIP and how urgent it is. Have a photo of the panel label ready if you can.

  2. We connect you

    We match you with an independent, licensed electrician who handles that kind of work near you.

  3. Estimate and permit

    The electrician confirms the scope in writing and pulls a permit when the job needs one.

  4. Work and inspection

    The work is done, the local inspector signs off when required, and the utility reconnects service if it was disconnected.

Areas we serve near Fort Myers

Your neighborhood, your local electrician

We connect homes and businesses in Fort Myers and nearby Florida communities.

ZIP codes we serve

  • 33901
  • 33902
  • 33905
  • 33906
  • 33907
  • 33908
  • 33911
  • 33912
  • 33913
  • 33916
  • 33919
  • 33965
  • 33994

Before you call: your ZIP, a photo of the panel label, and when the problem started.

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Questions we hear

Electrician Fort Myers FAQs

Talk to a licensed electrician

Describe the problem and your ZIP. We will connect you with a local pro in Fort Myers.

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How do I get an emergency electrician in Fort Myers?

Call (815) 456-4349 and describe the problem. We connect you with a Florida-licensed electrician who takes urgent Fort Myers jobs when one is available.

Is there a 24 hour electrician in Fort Myers?

You can call us at any hour. Whether an electrician can come right away depends on who is available, and we tell you when we connect you.

Is Moore Power Electrical a Fort Myers electrical company?

No. Moore Power Electrical is a referral service. We do not do electrical work and are not tied to any similarly named Lee County company.

Does FPL or LCEC serve my Fort Myers home?

FPL serves the City of Fort Myers. LCEC serves areas such as North Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Lehigh Acres. Your electric bill shows your utility.

Who issues electrical permits in Fort Myers?

The City of Fort Myers Building, Permitting and Inspections Division covers property inside city limits. Lee County Community Development covers unincorporated areas.

Do you install police or vehicle emergency lights?

No. Our emergency lighting service covers battery-backed exit and egress lights inside buildings, not lights on police cars or other vehicles.

What should I do if my panel got wet after a storm?

Keep the main breaker off and stay away from the panel. Have a licensed electrician inspect it before power is turned back on.

Page updated 2026-10-25.

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