When something electrical goes wrong at 9 PM in Naples — a burning smell at the panel, half the house dead, a breaker that won’t stay on — you need someone who answers. We’re a family-owned electrical contractor serving all of Collier County, and emergency calls are part of the job, not an inconvenience.
Emergencies We Handle
- Burning smells, sparking, or smoke from outlets, switches, or the panel
- Hot or buzzing electrical panels
- Partial power loss — some rooms dead while others work
- Storm and lightning damage, including surge aftermath
- Water intrusion into panels or outlets
- Generator hookup failures during an outage
Naples Homes, Naples Problems
Collier County’s mix of older coastal homes and newer gated-community construction produces its own emergency patterns: aluminum wiring connections that finally let go, panels corroded by salt air, lightning strikes on summer afternoons, and AC circuits pushed to their limits ten months a year. We’ve seen all of it since 2010.
When It’s Not Quite an Emergency
Some problems can safely wait for a scheduled visit — and it’s cheaper when they do. If you call and describe what’s happening, we’ll tell you straight whether you need someone tonight or a normal appointment. For non-urgent work in Collier County, start with our Naples electrician page.
What Our Customers Say
“They were responsive and friendly during inquiry and scheduling. Rainier was the electrician that came to complete the service. He was also friendly, attentive to details, and completed all the work quickly. We will request Rainier when we call SWFL electric again and we would recommend them for anyone looking for an electrician in SWFL.” — Jack B., via Google
Emergency Questions We Hear Most
Do you really answer emergency calls at night in Naples?
Yes. Electrical emergencies don’t keep office hours and neither do we. Call 239-372-9426 and you’ll reach us — nights, weekends, and holidays included.
What counts as an electrical emergency?
Burning smells from outlets or the panel, a hot or buzzing breaker panel, sparking, a dead panel after a storm, water intrusion into electrical equipment, or losing power to half the house while your neighbors still have theirs. When in doubt, call — we’ll tell you honestly whether it can wait until morning.
How fast can you get to Naples?
We dispatch from Fort Myers and serve all of Collier County. Response time depends on the time of day and where in Naples you are, but emergencies go to the front of the line.
My power is out — is it FPL or my house?
If the whole street is dark, it’s FPL. If it’s just your house — or half of your house — it’s probably your panel, your meter, or your service connection, and that’s our department. We can usually tell you which over the phone.
What should I do while I wait?
If something is burning or sparking, shut off the main breaker if you can reach it safely and get everyone out. Don’t reset a breaker that keeps tripping onto a burning smell — that’s how electrical fires start.
Outages getting old? A standby generator ends them — see generator installation in Naples. In Lee County, our Fort Myers emergency electricians cover the same problems on the same schedule.
Ready to get started? Call 239-372-9426 or send a request through our contact page. Licensed & insured — FL License EC13004490. Family-owned and serving Southwest Florida since 2010.