Think about how many devices in your commercial property require electricity. From computers, monitors, and printers, to televisions, microwaves, and lighting fixtures—you need proper electrical wiring. Without it, your appliances and electronics are at risk of damage, and can even cause property damage to your facility! Do you have a reliable commercial electrician you can turn to when something with your building’s electrical system goes wrong?

To prevent your breakers from tripping and your lights from flickering in your office building, warehouse, apartment complex, or small brick and mortar store, Hoffman Electrical can help! We have been providing electrical services to commercial properties throughout Florida since 1989. For tenant fit outs, retrofits, and other commercial electrical renovations in the Tampa, Clearwater, and St. Petersburg area, Google+, Facebook reviews from customers. Checking a company’s online reviews is a great way to find out if they have satisfied the commercial business in your neighborhood!

When you’re looking for reliable commercial electrical work at an affordable price, you can count on Hoffman Electrical. We proudly serve the Tampa and St. Petersburg area, providing building owners like you with the best electricians for their specific needs and the most cost effective services. When you choose us as your Clearwater, FL area electrical company, you’ll receive:

Indoor Generator Provides 20,000 Watts of Stored Renewable Energy to a Ranch Home, Even When All External Power Supply is Unavailable

Dallas, TX  December 30, 2011– Doug Kerr is the proud owner of a stretch of land located in the rural area of Kaufman County (Texas) where the air is fresh and the hustle and bustle of city life is non-existent. One thing Doug’s land doesn’t have, however, is a city power grid. Traditionally, to gain access to power in an area that hasn’t already been included on the electrical grid, you can pay the local electrical provider a large sum to run new electrical service to your location, or be forced to use noisy, polluting, and high-maintenance fuel-powered generators.