About Young Electric Inc
Young Electric Inc provides residential electrical services in Boca Raton and nearby South Florida communities. Its work includes electrical troubleshooting and repairs, panel replacement, EV charger installation, outlet repairs, and lighting projects. The business is a father-and-son operation, with calls taken by the owner. Homeowners may consider the company for a single electrical fault or a larger project involving panel capacity. The right scope depends on the symptoms, existing equipment, and what the home will need to power. Gathering those details before discussing a project can make it easier to explain the issue and compare possible approaches.
Business description
Owner always on the job. Father & son. Additional 10% for Active Law Enforcement , E.M.S., Firefighters, & Active Military.All calls taken by owner.
Services
Listed services: Plumbing, Flooring, Electricians.
Explore the services below and confirm the scope of your project directly with the provider.
Electrical troubleshooting and repair
Residential electrical repair for faults such as flickering lights, nonworking outlets, and breakers that trip repeatedly.
Electrical panel replacement
Panel replacement and service upgrades for homes where existing equipment or electrical capacity needs attention.
EV charger installation
Residential installation of EV charging equipment, with the home’s electrical setup relevant to planning the project.
Outlet repair
Repair for residential outlet problems, including outlets that are not working as expected.
Lighting installation
Residential lighting projects, including indoor and landscape lighting.
Describe the electrical issue clearly
As preparation, note when the problem began, what was operating at the time, and whether it affects one outlet, a room, or several parts of the home. For flickering lights or repeated breaker trips, a brief timeline can help distinguish an occasional symptom from a recurring pattern. Avoid opening panels or removing outlet covers to investigate.
Match the project to the home’s electrical needs
A panel project is worth discussing when the existing equipment is aging, has visible damage, or may not suit planned additions such as an EV charger. As general preparation, list major appliances and any upcoming electrical additions. That information can help frame a conversation about capacity, but it does not by itself determine which panel work is necessary.
Organize details for a service request
For outlet, lighting, or charger work, gather the project location in the home, the equipment involved, and any relevant product specifications. If a symptom is intermittent, record when it occurs rather than trying to recreate it. Keep clear access to the affected area, and leave electrical troubleshooting to a qualified professional.
Common customer requests
Electrical troubleshooting and repair
Diagnose electrical problems such as flickering lights, dead outlets, or breakers that trip repeatedly.
Panel replacement or upgrade
Replace an aging electrical panel or assess whether a service-capacity upgrade is appropriate.
Home EV charger installation
Plan an EV charger installation and identify what information about the home’s electrical setup is useful beforehand.
Outlet or lighting work
Address a damaged or nonworking outlet, or plan new lighting for an indoor area.
Emergency electrical concerns
Get help determining what to do when a home electrical problem appears urgent.
Service area
Explore ZIP areas in Palm Beach County. These are geographic estimates, not confirmed provider coverage. Check availability for your address before scheduling.
Estimated county ZIP areas: Palm Beach County. Provider coverage is unconfirmed.
View estimated county towns and ZIP codes
- West Palm Beach, FL33401, 33403, 33404, 33405, 33406, 33407, 33409, 33411, 33412, 33413, 33415, 33417
- North Palm Beach, FL33408
- Palm Beach Gardens, FL33410, 33418
- Wellington, FL33414
- Boynton Beach, FL33426, 33435, 33436, 33437, 33472, 33473
- Boca Raton, FL33428, 33431, 33432, 33433, 33434, 33486, 33487, 33496, 33498
- Belle Glade, FL33430
- Canal Point, FL33438
- Clewiston, FL33440
- Delray Beach, FL33444, 33445, 33446, 33483, 33484
- Lake Worth, FL33449, 33460, 33461, 33462, 33463, 33467
- Jupiter, FL33458, 33469, 33477, 33478
- Loxahatchee, FL33470
- Pahokee, FL33476
- Palm Beach, FL33480
- South Bay, FL33493
Questions about Young Electric Inc
What information helps when asking about a breaker that keeps tripping?
Repeated trips can reflect an overloaded circuit, a faulty breaker, or another electrical problem. Note which appliances or lights were in use when the breaker tripped, but do not keep resetting it if it trips again or you notice heat, smoke, or a burning smell.
What should I consider before replacing an electrical panel?
Useful details include the panel’s age, any labels or brand name you can read safely, and whether you are adding major equipment such as an EV charger. A qualified assessment can consider the home’s electrical demand and whether replacement or an upgrade is warranted.
What details are helpful when planning a home EV charger?
Before planning installation, identify the EV charger model or charging capacity you are considering and note the home’s existing panel information if it is readily available. The electrical setup and other major loads help determine what work may be needed.
What should I do about a damaged or unusually warm outlet?
For an outlet that is warm, discolored, sparking, or smells burnt, stop using it and avoid touching damaged parts. If there is smoke or an active fire, move away and contact emergency services; otherwise, describe the symptoms and what was plugged in when seeking electrical repair.
How can I prepare for a lighting installation discussion?
For a lighting project, make a short list of the locations, the type of lighting you want, and any existing switches that should control it. Photos of the area can help explain the layout, but do not open electrical boxes or handle exposed wiring.
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Last reviewed and updated November 06, 2026 by the Welcome to House Managers Editorial Team.