More water than land
6,553 people call Treasure Island home. The Census Gazetteer puts its land at 1.55 square miles against 3.85 square miles of water. Its median year built is 1970 or earlier, 24.8% came in the 1970s and 23.8% in the 1960s, and detached houses are only 35.7% of the total, with condos and small apartment buildings filling in the rest by ACS five-year estimates for 2020–24.
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Tell us what you need and where you are. A licensed electrician will call or text you back to set a time. For an emergency, call (727) 476-7079, 24/7.
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Planning for surge and salt
On an island lot we mount the inlet and switch gear up high, clear of surge water. Salt air eats bare steel, which is why we pick corrosion-rated boxes and fittings. A panel from the 1970s gets a look before anything else, because it might need a swap ahead of the switch work.
Hookup choices
Portable units feed the house through a wall-mounted inlet tied to an interlock. Permanent units start themselves through an automatic switch. Either way, a surge device comes with the job, and our Seminole shop is roughly 5 miles off.
Permit and warranty
Permit and inspection are on us. To check local requirements, confirm with your city or county. A whole-house surge protector goes in with every new panel or service. Woman-owned Keywest Lights & Electric (license EC13014717) guarantees Treasure Island workmanship 2 years, or 5 with Member Care. Ready to start in Treasure Island? Dial (727) 476-7079.
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