East Boca: older stock
Neighborhoods from the 60s and 70s share the aluminum-wiring and original-panel questions we see across Broward. We inspect first and recommend from what we find.

Boca Raton is the north end of our service area and the city we serve in Palm Beach County. The housing runs from 1960s and 70s neighborhoods in the east to large 1990s and 2000s homes in the west, so the work ranges from panel replacements to EV chargers and generators.
Across Old Floresta, Boca Square, Boca Del Mar, and Boca West, the same few situations come up again and again.
Neighborhoods from the 60s and 70s share the aluminum-wiring and original-panel questions we see across Broward. We inspect first and recommend from what we find.
Large homes with pools, multiple air handlers, and two EVs in the garage. The question is what the service can carry, and we answer it with a load calculation rather than a guess.
Generators, transfer switches, and whole-home surge protection are the most common Boca requests after EV chargers.
Permits are filed with the City of Boca Raton for addresses inside city limits, or with Palm Beach County for unincorporated West Boca. We know which applies to your address.
Parkland housing is newer and larger than most of Broward, and the electrical calls follow: EV chargers, pool and spa equipment, outdoor kitchens, generators, and the occasional addition that pushes a 200A service to its limit.
Learn more →MTM Electric is based in Coral Springs, so this is the city we know best.
Learn more →Tell us what you have in mind at your Boca Raton property and we will get back to you with a written quote. Photos always help.