Ingram Signalization

Ingram Signalization installs and maintains traffic signals, serving the Southeast since 1959. The company works as a sub-contractor on road and development projects, handling design and installation of signal intersections, overhead supports, pedestrian signals, detection systems, and cabinet phasing sequences.

Services include bridge lighting, marine navigation lighting, roadway lighting, site lighting, airfield lighting, and aesthetic and specialty lighting. Call (850) 433-8267 for a quote.

Florida's Electrical Contractors Licensing Board regulates electrical contractors under the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. An electrical contractor is licensed to install, repair, alter, add to, or design electrical wiring, fixtures, appliances, apparatus, raceways, and conduit. You can verify a contractor's license by searching the DBPR's online licensing portal at myfloridalicense.com using the contractor's name or license number.

Before hiring, ask the electrician about their license type and scope. An EC (Electrical Contractor) license covers general electrical work statewide, while an ER (Registered Electrical Contractor) is limited to specific cities or counties where the contractor has registered. Know which applies to your project location and the work you need done.

Florida building code governs electrical installations and systems. Depending on the scope of your project, you may need a permit from your local authority. Ask your electrician whether permits are required for your work and who will handle the permitting process.