Ask what finding supports the recommendation
Request a clear explanation of the existing condition and the proposed load. A repair, panel replacement and service-capacity change are distinct scopes. Ask how the professional assessed compatibility and demand, and what evidence supports the work.
Compare the entire service project
Ask whether the quote includes the meter or service entrance, circuit changes, labeling and any required utility coordination. Clarify who schedules the interruption and reconnection. This website cannot predict outage duration or approve a particular service size.
Assign permit and inspection responsibility
Lee County building and permitting resources handles covered county project approvals; Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation provides state electrical licensing resources. Confirm the property jurisdiction, who obtains approvals and how inspection completion is documented. A mailing address does not establish the regulating municipality.
Keep exclusions and change approval visible
Ask about finish restoration, newly discovered wiring conditions and equipment lead times. Require an agreed approval point for additional work. Compare proposals with the same scope before deciding which total represents the better fit.
How the decision fits together
- Finding
Condition and intended demand are assessed.
- Scope
Equipment, circuit changes and exclusions are written down.
- Coordination
Permit, utility and inspection responsibilities are assigned.
- Completion
Testing and required approvals are documented.
Questions to take to the assessment
| Situation | Useful next question or action |
|---|---|
| Condition or capacity concern | What assessment supports replacement? |
| Power interruption | Who coordinates utility work and reconnection? |
| Inspection | What completion evidence will I receive? |
Related electrical guidance
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Source and editorial review
Lee County building and permitting resources · reviewed October 13, 2026. Use this guidance to prepare questions for a qualified assessment.
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