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General electrical servicesin Central Florida.

Powering homes. Supporting businesses.

General electrical services for homes and businesses in Tampa, St. Petersburg and Sarasota. Discuss troubleshooting, circuits, outlets, wiring, lighting, surge protection and main panel upgrades with Origin.

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UNDERSTAND YOUR INSTALLATION

An electrical scope built around your property.

Existing capacity before new equipment

An EV charger, additional HVAC equipment or a new commercial load should be reviewed alongside the existing electrical service. Share the equipment specification and property address before buying hardware. The review determines whether the project needs a new circuit, changes to the panel, a service upgrade or another compatible approach.

Make access and downtime part of the estimate

For a home, discuss access to work areas and any planned loss of power. For a business, include operating hours, tenant coordination, equipment dependencies and any shutdown windows. These details affect how the work is sequenced and should be discussed before a schedule is agreed.

Keep the final scope in writing

Ask which circuits, devices, wiring routes, fixtures and related work are included. Identify permitting responsibilities and how changes are handled if the existing condition differs from the initial information. Origin operates as Stanford Group LLC DBA Origin Solar, Roofing & Generators under Florida electrical contractor license EC13012465.

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ORIGIN / FROM THE FIELD

Behind the connection.

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A wall-mounted Sol-Ark inverter beside Tigo equipment and labeled electrical conduits.
The inverter and its connections
Electrical enclosures, disconnects and conduits mounted on blue exterior siding.
Electrical equipment on the exterior
Wall-mounted Fox ESS and Qcells equipment beside a utility meter and disconnect.
Equipment beside the utility meter

For your home

Residential electrical.

Plan electrical upgrades around how you live: panels, circuits, EV charging, lighting, wiring, and surge protection. Share your address, existing equipment, and the work you have in mind.

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For your business

Commercial electrical.

Tell us about your building, equipment, operating hours, and electrical needs. We review the scope, access, capacity, and any planned interruptions before defining the project.

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Made for your property

A clear scope.
From the start.

Here’s what we review when planning your general electrical services project.

Panels and service

Assess capacity for a new project and review service or panel upgrades when needed.

EV charging

Plan charger placement, circuit requirements, and available electrical capacity.

Home electrical work

Discuss circuits, subpanels, wiring, lighting, and code corrections.

Surge protection

Review whole-home surge protection options and the equipment they support.

Commercial electrical improvements

Review existing electrical infrastructure, new equipment requirements, circuits, and lighting for your business property.

Work around operations

Discuss operating hours, access, shutdown needs, permits, and installation sequencing before the commercial scope is finalized.

Before you decide

A few details
worth knowing.

Will I need a panel upgrade for solar or an EV?

Not always. Panel rating, existing loads, breaker space, and the proposed equipment determine the appropriate solution.

Can I choose my own charger?

Discuss the charger with us before purchasing so we can review compatibility, electrical requirements, and installation details.

Do you serve businesses?

Yes. Tell us about the property, equipment, and scope so we can review the project requirements.

Your next step

Let’s see what fits your home.

Tell us a little about your project. We’ll take it from there.

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