Power-company callout help

FPL Told You to Call an Electrician?

If FPL or another power company says the issue is on the customer-owned side, Simon Electric can inspect the meter area, service equipment, electrical panel, breakers, wiring, grounding, and connected loads to determine the next step.

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What It Usually Means

The utility may restore or verify utility-side service, but customer-owned equipment is normally handled by a licensed electrician. That can include meter cans, risers, service equipment, panels, main breakers, grounding, and wiring after the point of service.

  • Partial power or flickering lights
  • Meter/main or service equipment concern
  • Damaged customer-side wiring
  • Panel or breaker issue
  • Permit or inspection requirement

What Simon Electric Does

Simon Electric checks the electrical equipment, explains what appears to be utility-side versus customer-side, and helps with repair, replacement, permit, and inspection paths when needed.

Quick Answers

Why would FPL tell me to call an electrician?

FPL may identify that the issue is not on the utility side or that customer-owned electrical equipment needs inspection or repair.

Can Simon Electric coordinate around utility-related work?

Simon Electric can inspect the customer-side electrical equipment and explain the repair, permit, inspection, or utility coordination path when applicable.

Who should I call?

Call Simon Electric at 800-700-8107.

Simon Electric LLC serves Palm Beach County. Electrical work can be dangerous; this page is informational and not DIY instruction. Call 800-700-8107 for service.