Big houses, big loads
A 4,000-square-foot home with two or three air handlers, a pool, and an EV in the garage can run close to the edge of a 200A service. We calculate before we add anything.

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.
Across Heron Bay, Parkland Golf and Country Club, Parkland Isles, and Cypress Head, the same few situations come up again and again.
A 4,000-square-foot home with two or three air handlers, a pool, and an EV in the garage can run close to the edge of a 200A service. We calculate before we add anything.
Larger lots and specific HOA guidance on placement. We handle the transfer switch or interlock, the permit, and the placement that keeps the HOA satisfied.
Pergolas, summer kitchens, and landscape lighting are the most common Parkland calls after EV chargers. Weather-rated, GFCI-protected, and permitted.
Permits are filed with the City of Parkland Building Department. Many Parkland communities also require HOA architectural approval for anything visible from outside, and we can supply the drawings and equipment cut sheets they ask for.
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 →Boca Raton is the north end of our service area and the city we serve in Palm Beach County.
Learn more →Tell us what you have in mind at your Parkland property and we will get back to you with a written quote. Photos always help.