Illustration of a technician testing breakers inside a residential electrical panel

Handyman in Palm Beach County · Electrical Repairs

Electrical repairs done right, across Palm Beach County

Dead outlets, flickering lights, wobbling fans, breakers that keep tripping, and salt-worn outdoor circuits. We diagnose the real cause, quote before we start, and tell you plainly when a licensed electrician should take it further.

Call (305) 360-0342
  • Price approved before work
  • Coastal-condition experience
  • 17 Palm Beach cities

Honest scope

Handyman electrical repair where it belongs, and a referral to a licensed electrical contractor where the code says it belongs there instead.

Clear scheduling

Dispatch talks through technician routing for your part of the county and tells you what scheduling is actually available.

Local to the coast

Humidity, salt air, and storm season wreck exterior devices and panels. We work with that reality every week.

What we repair

Electrical repair services for Palm Beach County homes

Outlet & Switch Repair

Dead, loose, or scorched receptacles replaced with new tamper-resistant devices, plus GFCI and AFCI protection where the kitchen, bath, garage, and exterior need it.

  • Dead or intermittent outlet diagnosis
  • GFCI and AFCI replacement and testing
  • Switch, dimmer, and smart-switch swaps
  • Loose box and cover plate correction

Lighting Repair & Replacement

Flickering fixtures, failed recessed cans, and dated kitchen lighting repaired or swapped for efficient LED, with dimming that actually behaves.

  • Recessed and LED retrofit work
  • Flickering and buzzing fixture diagnosis
  • Vanity, closet, and hallway fixtures
  • Under-cabinet and accent lighting

Ceiling Fan Service

Wobbling, humming, or dead fans repaired, rebalanced, or replaced on properly rated boxes — including high ceilings and screened patios.

  • Fan replacement on rated support boxes
  • Wobble, hum, and speed-control fixes
  • Remote and wall-control wiring
  • Outdoor and patio-rated fans

Panel & Breaker Troubleshooting

Nuisance tripping, warm breakers, corroded bus bars, and unlabeled panels investigated, documented, and corrected — with licensed escalation when a service change is the honest answer.

  • Repeat-trip and overload diagnosis
  • Breaker replacement and torque checks
  • Full circuit labeling and mapping
  • Coastal corrosion inspection

Outdoor & Poolside Electrical

Weatherproof covers, exterior fixtures, landscape lighting, and patio circuits repaired for salt air, summer storms, and daily South Florida humidity.

  • Weather-resistant covers and boxes
  • Exterior wall, soffit, and post lights
  • Landscape and pathway lighting repair
  • Patio, lanai, and pool-deck circuits

Whole-Home Electrical Diagnostics

One circuit or the whole house: we trace the fault, show you what we found, and quote the repair before any work starts.

  • Dead-circuit and open-neutral tracing
  • Burning smell and heat investigation
  • Pre-purchase electrical walkthrough
  • Written findings you can keep

Illustrative examples

What these electrical repairs look like

Illustrative images, not photographs of customer jobs. Each pair shows the kind of condition we're called about and the kind of result the repair aims for.

Illustrative before-and-after of an electrical panel: rusted corroded panel interior with tangled wiring on the left, new grey panel with neatly routed labeled circuits on the right

Illustrative example · Before / After

Corroded panel interior

Illustration of a corroded, unlabeled garage panel and the kind of tidy, documented result this type of repair aims for.

Illustrative before-and-after of a wall outlet: cracked yellowed receptacle with burn marks around the lower plug on the left, new white tamper-resistant outlet with USB ports on the right

Illustrative example · Before / After

Scorched receptacle

Illustration of an overheated receptacle and a tamper-resistant replacement device of the type we install.

Illustrative before-and-after of a kitchen ceiling: single dim fluorescent strip fixture on the left, four evenly spaced recessed LED downlights on the right

Illustrative example · Before / After

Dated kitchen lighting

Illustration of a fluorescent strip fixture alongside the recessed LED layout this kind of lighting swap produces.

Illustrative before-and-after of a ceiling fan: dusty stained white fan with bent blades on the left, new dark modern fan with an integrated light on the right

Illustrative example · Before / After

Wobbling ceiling fan

Illustration of a fan hung on an unrated box and a replacement mounted on fan-rated support.

Illustrative before-and-after on a stucco pool-deck wall: broken exterior light with exposed socket and a cracked outlet cover on the left, new black lantern fixture and sealed weatherproof outlet cover on the right

Illustrative example · Before / After

Pool-deck fixture and outlet

Illustration of a salt-damaged patio light and open outlet cover next to weather-rated equivalents.

How it works

Four steps, no surprises

1

Tell us what's happening

Open the Assistant or call (305) 360-0342. Describe the symptom — dead outlet, flickering lights, tripping breaker — and the city you're in.

2

Dispatch confirms a window

Our reception and dispatch team checks technician routing for your part of Palm Beach County and agrees a scheduling window with you before the visit.

3

Diagnose and quote

The technician tests the circuit, shows you the finding, and gives you a price for the repair before touching anything else.

4

Repair and verify

We complete the approved repair, retest under load, clean the work area, and walk you through what changed and what to watch.

More about our process →

Cities we cover

  • Palm Beach
  • West Palm Beach
  • Lake Worth Beach
  • Boynton Beach
  • Delray Beach
  • Boca Raton
  • Wellington
  • Greenacres
  • Royal Palm Beach
  • Palm Beach Gardens
  • Jupiter
  • Juno Beach
  • Riviera Beach
  • Lake Park
  • Lantana
  • Palm Springs
  • North Palm Beach
Service area details →

Questions

Electrical repair FAQs

How fast can you get to my home in Palm Beach County?

Scheduling depends on technician routing and current workload, so we do not promise a fixed timeframe here. Start a request in the Assistant or call (305) 360-0342 and our dispatcher will tell you what is available for your city.

Do you charge for the diagnosis?

We quote the diagnostic visit up front before we dispatch, and we quote the repair before we perform it. You approve the price first — there are no surprise add-ons discovered after the work is done.

Which electrical work do you hand off to a licensed electrician?

Repairs, replacements, and troubleshooting within the scope of handyman electrical service are handled by our technicians. Service upgrades, meter and utility-side work, and permitted rewires are referred to a licensed electrical contractor rather than improvised.

Why does the same breaker keep tripping?

A breaker that trips repeatedly is reporting a real condition: an overloaded circuit, a failing device, a damaged conductor, or a breaker at the end of its life. We measure the load and isolate the fault instead of simply resetting it.

Can you work on outdoor and pool-area fixtures?

Yes. Coastal humidity and salt air are hard on exterior devices, so outdoor outlets, weatherproof covers, patio fans, and landscape lighting are a regular part of our Palm Beach County work.

Ready to get that circuit fixed?

Open the Assistant to request an estimate or a visit — it routes straight to the Dr Handyman reception and dispatch team for Palm Beach County.

(305) 360-0342