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In South Florida, preparing for hurricane season is a year-round concern, and the integrity of your home’s electrical service is a critical part of that readiness. This starts with understanding who is responsible for the equipment that powers your home. A common point of confusion for homeowners is the line between their property and Florida Power & Light’s (FPL) property. Think of it this way: FPL owns the “lock” (the

The average American home’s electricity consumption has steadily increased, yet many houses were built when power needs were a fraction of what they are today. At the center of this demand is your electrical panel, the home’s central command. Think of it as the heart of your property, safely pumping electricity to every room and appliance. Its job is twofold: to distribute power where it is needed and to protect

Think of your electrical panel as the heart of your home. It takes the main power line from the utility company and methodically pumps electricity to every circuit, powering everything from your morning coffee maker to your air conditioner. Like any hardworking component, it has a finite lifespan. After that, their reliability starts to decline. Here in West Miami, our homes face a unique challenge. The persistent, salty humidity from

Recessed lighting has become a cornerstone of modern interior design, prized for its clean, unobtrusive look. In Miami Gardens, where homes range from classic mid-century ranches to contemporary new builds, this style of lighting seamlessly enhances architectural features. It can make an open-plan living area feel even more spacious or accentuate the sharp, clean lines of a newly renovated kitchen. Beyond aesthetics, its versatility is unmatched. It provides bright, focused