Mike & Michael's Electric LLC

Mike & Michael's Electric LLC serves Tallahassee. The business has a 3.6-star rating from 22 customer reviews on Google.

Florida electricians must be licensed by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR), which oversees the Electrical Contractors' Licensing Board. Before hiring, verify that your electrician holds an active license. The main license types are Electrical Contractor (EC), which covers wiring, fixtures, appliances, and all specialty categories, and Registered Electrical Contractor (ER), which is valid only in specific jurisdictions where registered. An alarm system contractor designation means the business is authorized for alarm work only. You can search for an active license by the contractor's name or license number on the DBPR's online portal.

When you call an electrician, ask whether they hold a current EC or ER license and in which jurisdiction they are registered. This matters because a Registered Electrical Contractor can only work in the counties or cities listed on their registration. Request a copy of their license if you have any doubt. Many electrical jobs in Florida require a permit from the local building department; your electrician should handle this and inform you whether one applies to your work.

Florida follows the Florida Building Code, which governs electrical installations and systems. Ask your electrician whether the work you need—panel upgrades, rewiring, new outlets, or other upgrades—requires a permit and a final inspection. Work done without required permits can create problems when you sell your home or file an insurance claim.