PTM ELECTRIC, INC.

PTM Electric, Inc. is a licensed electrical contractor based in Loxahatchee, serving West Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties. The company holds Florida state license number EC13004084 and is licensed in North Carolina and South Carolina. Since 2009, PTM Electric has handled ground-up builds, remodels, design-build projects, and maintenance work for homeowners, builders, and commercial clients.

The company works on both residential and commercial projects—homes, medical facilities, retail spaces, restaurants, laundries, and light industrial sites. PTM Electric keeps schedules transparent, maintains direct communication, and manages jobsites for safety and code compliance from initial walkthrough through final inspection. They operate Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5:30 PM, and take bid requests at bids@ptmelectric.com or (561) 329-6974.

With a 5.0 rating across 20 reviews, PTM Electric has earned recognition as a Small Business Enterprise in Palm Beach County.

Florida's Electrical Contractors' Licensing Board regulates all electrical contractors in the state. When you hire an electrician in West Palm Beach, confirm they hold an active Florida electrical contractor license (type EC for a general electrical contractor, or ER for a registered contractor working in specific cities or counties). You can verify any contractor's license on the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation website at myfloridalicense.com using the license search tool—search by name or license number.

Most electrical work in Florida requires a permit and inspection by your local building department. An established contractor will guide you through the permit process and ensure the work meets the Florida Building Code. When requesting a bid, ask the contractor whether permits are included in their estimate and whether they handle the permit application and final inspection walk-through.

Before hiring, confirm that the contractor carries insurance and ask them to explain their approach to jobsite safety and code compliance. It is fair to ask how they manage communication during the project and what your role is in scheduling inspections or approvals.