Aluminum wiring
The 1965 to 1973 window covers a large share of Margate houses. We inspect the terminations and recommend remediation or rewiring based on what we find, not a blanket answer.

Margate is one of the older cities in this part of Broward, with much of its housing from the 1960s and 1970s. That makes it one of the places we most often find aluminum branch wiring and original panels still in service.
Across Oriole Estates, Holiday Springs, and the neighborhoods along Margate Boulevard, the same few situations come up again and again.
The 1965 to 1973 window covers a large share of Margate houses. We inspect the terminations and recommend remediation or rewiring based on what we find, not a blanket answer.
Panels and meter cans from the original build are past their design life. A permitted replacement resets the service and usually satisfies an insurer who has asked about it.
Two-prong outlets, ungrounded circuits, and missing GFCI protection are common. Sometimes a GFCI solves it; sometimes the circuit needs a real ground path.
Permits are filed with the City of Margate Building Department.
MTM Electric is based in Coral Springs, so this is the city we know best.
Learn more →Coconut Creek runs from 1970s condo communities to subdivisions built in the last fifteen years, so the work ranges from replacing an original panel to adding an EV circuit in a garage that already has a 200A service.
Learn more →Tamarac housing is largely 1960s through 1980s, including several large 55-plus communities.
Learn more →Tell us what you have in mind at your Margate property and we will get back to you with a written quote. Photos always help.