24/7 emergency electrician in Naples, FL — call any hour, any day
Power out, breaker won't reset, an outlet that's warm to the touch — call directly, any hour, any day, and a licensed local electrician answers. Urgent calls go to the front of the line. If there is fire or smoke, call 911 first.
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Electrical emergencies we respond to first.
Total or partial power loss — the whole house or one section suddenly dark, with no utility outage to blame.
Tripped main or breaker that won't reset — we find the fault instead of forcing it back on.
Burning smell, sparks, or a hot outlet/panel — signs of a real fire risk we treat as urgent.
Storm and surge damage — grid fluctuations and lightning that fry panels and circuits.
Water-damaged or flooded electrical — panels, outlets, and marine circuits exposed to water.
Failed generator or transfer switch when you need backup power most.
Is it an emergency, or can it wait?
Most people calling an emergency electrician in Naples are not sure which one they have. This is how A&V sorts it on the phone — use it before you call, and you will know what to say.
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- A burning smell, sparks, or scorch marks at an outlet, switch or the panel
- A panel, outlet or cord that is hot to the touch
- Water in or around the panel, outlets or dock wiring
- Half the house dead while the neighbors have power
- A main breaker that trips again as soon as it is reset
Same or next day
- One dead outlet or one dead light, with nothing hot and no smell
- A breaker that tripped once, reset, and held
- Flickering lights on one circuit
- A GFCI that will not reset in a dry area
- A generator that runs but will not take the load
Check the utility first
- The whole street is dark — that is FPL or LCEC, not your house
- FPL serves most of Collier County; LCEC serves Immokalee and parts of Lee County
- Both publish an outage map — check it before you pay anyone
- Power is back for the neighbors but not for you? Now it is on your side of the meter. Call us.
What happens when you call
You reach A&V directly — any hour, any day
Tell us what you see — what is dead, what smells, what is hot. We triage the risk on the phone, in English or Spanish.
You get a real time, not a slogan
A fire risk or a whole-house outage comes first. A single dead outlet is usually same or next day. We tell you when we can be there and we do not promise a clock we cannot keep.
We make it safe first
Isolate the fault and stop the risk, then find the cause. A forced-on breaker is not a repair.
Price in writing, then the fix
The estimate is free and you see the number before the work starts, urgent call or not. The repair is done to code, permitted where Collier or Lee County requires it.
Florida storms don't wait. Neither do we.
An electrical emergency is rarely convenient and never worth the risk. A warm outlet, a burning smell, or a dead panel during a summer storm can turn dangerous fast — and "wait and see" isn't a safe answer. You want someone licensed, someone local, and someone who actually picks up the phone. That's us. We make the situation safe first, then fix it right and to code.
Licensed, local, and built to a commercial standard.
24/7 emergency service
call any hour, any day — a real emergency response, not a voicemail.
Commercial-grade pedigree
a VP with 21+ years leading large-scale commercial projects and crews up to 100 — that same standard shows up on your service call.
Safety first, then the fix
we make it safe, explain what happened, and repair it to code.
Straight pricing
we tell you the cost before we start, even on an urgent call.
Bilingual service
English and Español, so every neighbor gets clear answers under pressure.
- Licensed & Insured
- Fully Covered
- Free Estimates
- Collier & Lee County
- License #EC13013698
Often the real fix
An emergency call is sometimes the symptom. These are the two services it most often leads to.
- Panel Upgrades
Outdated fuse box or 100-amp panel? Upgrade to safe, code-compliant power.
- Generator Installation
Whole-home standby generators that keep your family safe when the grid goes down.
Serving Collier & Lee County.
Based in Naples and working across both counties. Choose your city to get started.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes — 24/7, any day of the year. Call (239) 537-7954 and a licensed electrician answers and books the visit. Your call is still triaged by risk — a fire risk or a whole-house outage comes first — and we tell you on the phone when we can be there. If there is fire or smoke, call 911 before you call us.
It depends on the risk and where you are in Collier or Lee County. A hot panel, sparks or a burning smell goes to the front of the line; a single dead outlet or a breaker that reset once and held is usually same or next day. You get a real time on the phone, not an estimate we can't keep.
Turn off the affected breaker if the panel is dry and safe to reach — and leave it off. Do not touch a hot outlet, a buzzing panel or anything electrical that is wet. Unplug what you can from the dead circuit so nothing surges back on. If there is smoke or flame, get out and call 911 first.
If the whole street is dark, it's the utility — FPL across most of Collier County, LCEC in Immokalee and parts of Lee County — and their outage map will say so. If the neighbors have power and you don't, or only part of your house is dead, the fault is on your side of the meter and that is an electrician's call.
It depends on what failed and what it takes to make it safe — a tripped main is not a flooded panel. Estimates are free, and A&V confirms the price in writing before work begins, urgent call or not.
Yes — A&V Power Pro is a licensed, insured and bonded Florida electrical contractor, license EC13013698 with the Florida DBPR.
Yes — surge-damaged panels and circuits, flooded outlets and marine circuits, failed generators and transfer switches. After a storm, call as early as you can: demand spikes across Southwest Florida and calls are handled in order of danger, not in the order they came in.
Have an electrical emergency? Call now.
Don't risk it — call a licensed Naples electrician directly, any hour, any day. Urgent calls go first across Collier and Lee County.