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Infinite Electric & Air provides residential electrical and HVAC services in SWFL, including Cape Coral, Fort Myers, and Naples. Our certified pros offer upfront pricing and world-class service, exceeding customer expectations. We value respect, professionalism, and clear communication.
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Infinite Electric & Air
525 Pine Island Rd Ste J, North Fort Myers, FL
33903, United States
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- BGBrianna Goldmann1 day ago5.0Each time we have called or scheduled with infinite electric and air they have been responsive, friendly, on time and confident in their diagnoses. Today Vincent came out diagnosed and fixed multiple outlets that were not working as well as addressed some downed wires on the side of our home. We really appreciate how affordable , kind and thorough he was. All around the company shows they care. I highly recommend them.
- RDRich Dilley4 days ago5.0Here’s your guy for any HVAC needs you have. We’ve worked with Sammy for over 3 years now. He’s done our install, new line set after Ian, and most of our maintenance in those years. Always polite and professional. You’ll be happy he’s your HVAC technician. Give him a try. You’ll be happy you did.
- MSMarcus SpatzOct 13, 20255.0Had a great experience with Infinite Electric! Two electricians came out to help me separate my ground and neutral wires, and they did an amazing job. Super professional, friendly, and clearly knew what they were doing. They explained everything, worked efficiently, and left everything clean and tidy. Definitely my go-to electricians from now on — highly recommend!
- GBGus BellomoOct 13, 20255.0TERRIFIC, AWESOME EXPERIENCE. From my first contact, Emily, to the technicians Vinny and Jimmy it was a fanatic customer service experience. The techs were on time, professional, knowledgeable and efficient. They took great personal pride in their work. They were happy to answer and explain any questions too.
- GZGarrett ZSep 26, 20255.0I called several electrical companies to have an existing generator hookup upgraded from a 30amp to a 50amp to allow me to use a bigger generator. Infinite electrical and air immediately got back to me and set up a time to stop by for an estimate. Vincent and Jesse arrived on time with great communication prior to arrival, once they checked out the panel and answered all my questions, they gave me a very reasonable price and I decided to have them do the upgrade. They did an amazing job and answered any and all questions I had regarding generators with my house. Overall I would highly recommend this company, they were amazing and professional, the communication was great. I will be using them for all electrical work going forward.
Frequently Asked Questions About Infinite Electric & Air
Do I need an electrician to install a transfer switch?
A transfer switch, used to switch power sources, requires proper installation to ensure safety and compliance with regulations. DIY installation might lead to risks, and hence, hiring a licensed electrician is recommended. We emphasize checking credentials, reviews, and quotes while selecting an electrician, concluding that professional installation is the wise choice for installing a transfer switch.
I've lost power to an outlet and/or room lights but there aren't any breakers tripped. What should I do?
First check any GFCI outlets in your home and reset them to see if that fixes the problem. Then if that is not it, re-check the breakers as sometimes they are hard to see if they have tripped at all. Reset the breaker where the issue is and see if that works.
How do I know if I have a defective electrical panel?
Old panels installed from the mid 1950's to the 1980's could have a faulty design if they were made by Federal Pacific or Zinsco. They can fail to trip, short circuit or even catch on fire. Many of them have lasted for years, but it doesn't mean they are operating as they should.
When should I replace my carbon monoxide detectors?
Carbon monoxide detectors usually have a lifespan of about 10 years. Old detectors, over time, can lose their ability to detect carbon monoxide. If there is a battery backup you should replace these every 6 months.
What if I have light switches and outlets that don't work?
Your light switches and or outlets may be damaged or have loose connections. Ignoring them can cause bigger issues over time if not fixed. Replacing or fixing these items should always be done by a professional and our team can identify where the problem truly is. It may just be an old outlet, but we want to make sure your home is safe from the unexpected.
Should I install a new ceiling fan on my own?
If you have never installed a ceiling fan before you should definitely have a professional handle the installation. Professional installation of a ceiling fan is important for various reasons such as proper wiring, mounting, and balancing. Also, depending on the height of the ceiling, climbing a ladder can be risky at times.
How do you test a GFCI Outlet?
Simply push the RESET button on the GFCI outlet to prepare for testing, then plug in a nightlight or similar electrical device into the outlet, the light/device should turn on.
Now push the TEST button and the light or device should turn off. Complete the test by pushing the RESET button again and the light/device should turn back on.
If the light/device does not turn off during the test, then it could be wired incorrectly, improperly installed, damaged, or be at the end of its shelf life (about 10 years). This needs to be fixed as if it is not working properly the GFCI outlet will not provide shock protection in the event of using it.
Do I need to worry about flickering lights in my house?
Most homeowners will experience flickering lights from time to time, especially during a storm. But if it happens frequently, such as light bulbs burning out and the lights dimming randomly it may be the sign of a more serious issue.
Sometimes there may be loose connections in light switches, outlets, or your electric panel. These loose connections could cause Arcing which happens when electricity jumps from one connection to another. In serious cases this could cause a fire, which should be addressed immediately.