Charter Electric

WIN-WIN. That is our goal. Our focus is you the customer and how best we can serve your needs. We Truly Enjoy Helping People. Our focus is to offer you a premium service that gives you peace of mind, knowing that it is done right the first time. Let us show you the difference in what you will get when you call CHARTER ELECTRIC. WHAT YOU ARE NOT GOING TO GET WHEN YOU CALL CHARTER ELECTRIC: an apprentice with very little experience or an un-licensed handyman acting like an electrician or some shady electrician running around with no license or insurance who is putting you and your family at risk of electrical shock or house fires, along with legal problems and issues selling your home because they can't get permits & inspections. Trust me the headaches these clowns cause is not worth the money you save. WHAT YOU WILL GET WHEN YOU CALL CHARTER ELECTRIC: You will get fast, prompt service. You will get a live person who cares, asking you key questions so we can serve you the best. We schedule convenient times one of our experts can talk to you on the phone or come to your home for a free in-home quote. You will get an expert electrician who will do the job right the first time and leave you with a great warranty, peace of mind. You will also get documentation of the job so you can show potential buyers if and when you sell your home. You will have access to the Master Electrician on staff so you can text or call for any questions you have. This is just a small list of the value you will receive when you choose CHARTER ELECTRIC for you electrical needs. CHARTER ELECTRIC is licensed, bonded & Insured for your protection. When you are looking for professional residential and commercial electrical services for your Tampa area home or business, the only name you need to know is CHARTER ELECTRIC. Scott A. Akins Operations/Service Manager Charter Electrical Experts, LLC dba CHARTER ELECTRIC #1 MISTAKE HOMEOWNERS MAKE WHEN HIRING AN ELECTRICIAN Hiring an unlicensed contractor in Florida can lead to severe penalties for homeowners, including civil fines from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) ranging from $500 to $5,000 for aiding and abetting. Furthermore, contracts with unlicensed individuals are unenforceable, and homeowners risk liability for injuries, property damage, and costly, unpermitted repairs. You are responsible for any damages and worker injuries occurring during the project inasmuch as unlicensed contractors often lack general liability and workers’ compensation insurance.