Award-Winning Electrical Repairs in Orlando, FL

Power not working properly? Super Fast Electric diagnoses and repairs residential and commercial electrical problems in Orlando, Altamonte Springs, Oviedo, Winter Park and 20+ other Central Florida communities. Done right the first time and backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

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Steve O’Toole, Owner & General Manager of Super Fast Electric

Steve is a Florida-licensed Master Electrician with 11+ years of experience leading residential and commercial electrical projects across Central Florida.

Electrical contractor license number: EC13013514

Quick Answers

How Much Will An Electrical Repair Cost?

Electrical repair costs vary based on the specific issue, the parts required, and whether the fix can be completed on the first visit. For a custom quote based on your situation, fill out the ‘Get Quote’ form above or call us at (321) 370-6898.

How Soon Can I Have An Electrical Repair Completed?

We typically schedule electrical repairs within 3 days. If the situation cannot wait, you can book an emergency call with a typical turnaround of 2 hours (during open business hours). Emergency service is not available 24/7 — it operates during regular business hours only, including holidays. An additional emergency service fee applies.

What Warranties Are Offered On Electrical Repairs?

At Super Fast Electric, we stand behind our work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Warranty coverage on proper repairs ranges from 1 year to 10 years depending on scope. Temporary “band-aid” repairs made to safely restore power while a proper part or permanent solution is being arranged are not warrantied. Once the proper repair is completed, the applicable warranty coverage goes into effect.

About Us

Central Florida’s Choice For Diagnosing And Repairing Electrical Problems

What started as a commitment to showing up on time and doing the job right has grown into one of the area’s most trusted names in residential and commercial electrical service, backed by more than 800 five-star Google reviews and an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau.

When something in your electrical system stops working, you get a real person on the phone, a scheduled window, and a technician who diagnoses the actual problem before quoting the repair — not a guess.

"We’re built to deliver peace of mind, super fast. That means showing up, doing the work correctly, and making sure you fully understand what we found and what we recommend. No surprises."

Steve O'Toole

Owner & General Manager, Super Fast Electric

Electrical Repair Services

We diagnose and repair the full range of electrical problems across Central Florida homes and businesses. Here is what we are called for most often when something stops working.

Dead Outlets And Non-Working Switches

Outlets that stopped working overnight, switches that click but do nothing, or half a room going dark without warning. Homes wired in the mid-1990s often have GFCI outlets that have never been replaced — they fail silently, cutting power to a chain of downstream outlets without tripping a breaker. We locate the source fast, replace the faulty device, and test every outlet on the affected circuit before we leave.

Circuit Breakers That Trip Or Will Not Reset

A tripping breaker is doing its job. There are three common causes — an overloaded circuit pulling more amps than the wire is rated for, an arc or ground fault, or a dead short where hot and neutral touch. Please do not "upsize" the breaker; a breaker sized larger than the wire it protects is a real fire risk. We diagnose the actual cause and repair it correctly.

GFCI Outlets That Keep Tripping

A GFCI that will not reset is protecting you from something — a ground fault, moisture in the circuit, or a downstream fault on a shared branch. In older Central Florida homes, one GFCI in the garage or bathroom often controls outdoor receptacles and multiple rooms, so the source of the trip is rarely the outlet you are looking at. We trace the circuit, find the actual fault, and repair it.

Flickering Lights And Failing Fixtures

Lights that flicker, dim when the AC kicks on, buzz, or die intermittently usually point to a loose connection, a failing dimmer, a bad fixture, or a shared circuit that is overloaded. We diagnose which of those is happening — because the fix for each one is different — and repair the root cause rather than swapping fixtures blindly.

Burning Smells, Warm Panels, And Sparking Outlets

A burning smell from a panel, wall, or outlet is one of the highest-priority calls we take. Warm outlets, discolored faceplates, and visible sparks are conditions that require same-day attention. We arrive, isolate the affected circuit, diagnose whether the source is a failing device, damaged wiring, or a breaker that has aged out, and we do not leave until the immediate hazard is neutralized. For after-hours situations, see our Emergency Electrician page.

Storm And Lightning Damage Repair

Storm season in Central Florida is one of the highest-frequency causes of electrical repair calls we handle. Direct lightning strikes and near-miss surges can damage wiring inside walls without visible signs, creating heat-generating faults that pose a fire risk long after the storm passes. We trace damaged circuits, replace compromised wiring, and verify repairs with load testing before sign-off.

Aluminum Wiring And Whole-Home Wiring Repair

Damaged, degraded, or improperly installed wiring; junction box faults; and aluminum wiring remediation for homes built in the 1960s and 1970s. Aluminum wiring is not automatically dangerous, but connections at outlets, switches, and the panel need specific hardware and periodic inspection to stay safe. We evaluate, repair, and remediate.

Why Choose Us

We have built our reputation one job at a time across Central Florida, and the results show:

Built On Doing Things Right The First Time

Super Fast Electric was built to be the most reliable electrical company in Central Florida. That means arriving on time, communicating clearly, holding our team accountable to high standards, and never cutting corners on safety or code compliance.

Certified Electricians. Documented Results.

Every job we perform is conducted by a licensed electrical professional. Our team stays current on National Electrical Code (NFPA 70) updates, Florida amendments, and local permit requirements so our work reflects the standards that actually apply to your home, not outdated ones.

What Our Customers Say

Fantastic Company! Patty did an amazing job at scheduling and getting into contact with me. Carlos Rentas went over the work we asked for and showed us everything that needed to be done with several option. will definitely call back for any electric job!

Carlos spent two hours with us doing an inspection going over the things we were concerned about in our home. He then did an assessment of our home as we walked through the house and he pointed out safety issues that we hadn't thought of. He gave us 9 different options for our review. We felt like he was very knowledgeable and that he went above and beyond to help us. We will definitely choose Super Fast Electric to address our issues in our home.

The service provided today by Carlos Rentas of Super Fast Electric today was absolutely fantastic. He arrived in the early part of the communicated arrival window. He was very courteous and professional, provided an excellent service and took the time to explain everything that he was doing. Absolutely will use them for all electrical needs in our house.

Steve came out and did an amazing job hooking up my ONT to my whole house battery backup system. He was quick, neat, and also super friendly and personable to boot. Based on my experience with him, I definitely would recommend Super Fast (ask for Steve!) to anyone looking to have electrical work done.

We are proud to serve communities throughout the greater Orlando area. If you are located in Central Florida, we likely serve your neighborhood too.

Orlando, FL Serving downtown Orlando, Baldwin Park, College Park, the Milk District, and the greater metro area.

Altamonte Springs, FL Serving Uptown Altamonte, Cranes Roost, Sanlando Springs, and the Altamonte Mall corridor.

Alafaya, FL Serving Waterford Lakes, Stoneybrook East, Avalon Park, and the entire UCF corridor.

Apopka, FL Serving Errol Estates, Rock Springs, Wekiva, and greater Apopka.

Casselberry, FL Serving Deer Run, Sausalito, Lake Howell, and greater Casselberry.

Lake Mary, FL Serving Heathrow, Timacuan, Magnolia Plantation, and the Colonial TownPark area.

Lake Nona, FL Serving Medical City, Laureate Park, Nona Terrace, and the Lake Nona area.

Longwood, FL Serving Sweetwater Oaks, Wekiva Cove, The Springs, and historic Longwood.

Maitland, FL Serving Maitland Center, Lake Lily, Dommerich Estates, and greater Maitland.

Oviedo, FL Serving Oviedo on the Park, Alafaya Woods, Twin Rivers, and greater Oviedo.

Sanford, FL Serving Historic Downtown Sanford, Lake Forest, Heathrow Woods, and greater Sanford.

Winter Garden, FL Serving Historic Downtown Winter Garden, Plant Street, Horizon West, and the greater West Orange area.

Winter Park, FL Serving Park Avenue, Windsong, Olde Winter Park, and the Winter Park Chain of Lakes area.

Winter Springs, FL Serving Tuscawilla, Highland Village, Oak Forest, and greater Winter Springs.

FAQs and Resources

Frequently Asked Questions

My Circuit Breaker Trips Repeatedly. Do I Need A New Panel?

Not always, but repeated tripping is a signal you should not ignore. There are three common causes — an overloaded circuit, an arc or ground fault, or a dead short. If your home still has a fuse panel, it is time to upgrade; modern breaker panels are designed for 25–30 years, and fuse panels are usually well past that. We will diagnose the actual cause and recommend the safer long-term path.

My GFCI Outlet Keeps Tripping And Will Not Reset. Is This A Serious Problem?

It can be. A GFCI that will not reset is protecting you from something — a ground fault, moisture in the circuit, or a downstream fault. It is not a simple “replace the outlet” fix in most cases. In older homes, one GFCI often controls multiple downstream outlets across the garage, bathroom, and outdoor spaces. Call us and we will trace the actual cause.

Why Do My Lights Flicker When The AC Or Dryer Turns On?

Momentary flicker on a big appliance startup can be normal if it is very brief. Persistent flickering, dimming that lasts more than a second, or flickering that spreads to other circuits is a signal of a loose connection at the panel or service equipment — a condition that can worsen over time. Have it checked before it escalates.

I Smell Something Burning But Cannot Find The Source. What Should I Do?

Turn off the breaker for the area if you can safely reach it, do not use the outlets in that area, and call us same day. A burning smell without a visible source is one of the higher-risk conditions we respond to, because the fault is often inside a wall or panel where damage is not visible from outside.

Do I Need A Permit For An Electrical Repair?

Simple like-for-like repairs — replacing an outlet, a switch, or a single breaker — usually do not require a permit. Panel repairs that involve replacement, service equipment work, and rewiring do. Super Fast Electric is licensed and insured in Florida and regularly pulls and closes permits with the applicable Central Florida jurisdictions. If your repair requires a permit, we handle the filing.

What Warranties Are Offered For Electrical Repairs?

Warranty coverage ranges from 1 year to 10 years depending on the scope of the repair, backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee. VIP Maintenance Club members may receive extended warranty protection. Temporary “band-aid” repairs made to safely restore power while a proper part or permanent solution is being arranged are not warrantied — once the proper repair is completed, the applicable warranty coverage goes into effect.

How Quickly Can You Respond To An Electrical Emergency?

Typical turnaround is within 2 hours during open business hours. Emergency service is not available 24/7 — it operates during regular business hours only, including holidays. An additional emergency service fee applies.

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Ready To Schedule? Contact Central Florida’s Trusted Electrician Today.

Whether you are dealing with a flickering light, a dead outlet, an aging panel, or a full electrical emergency, Super Fast Electric is ready to help. All electrical work performed by licensed and insured Florida electricians. Permitted work filed through the applicable local jurisdiction.