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Owner-Operated Elecetrician Serving Odessa and Hillsborough County
About Elecetrician
Owner-Operated Elecetrician Serving Odessa and Hillsborough County
Alex runs Elecetrician from his base at 1585 Long Spur Apt 212 in Odessa, handling electrical work across Eagle's Nest, Northdale, and Keystone neighborhoods as well as nearby spots in Lutz and Tampa. With deep local roots in Odessa, he focuses on the realities of Hillsborough County homes that sit near Lake Keystone and the Eleanor Hinman Preserve, where older wiring often meets the demands of humid subtropical weather.
Summer thunderstorms roll through regularly and create frequent power fluctuations that affect panel upgrades and surge protection in these areas. Alex schedules around those patterns and keeps calls moving with direct owner involvement rather than layers of scheduling.
Clients reach him at license number 12313231 during business hours of Monday through Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 2pm for straightforward service without unnecessary delays.
ALex Owner
- Owner Alex handles every job from initial assessment through completion in Eagle's Nest, Northdale, and Keystone
- Licensed under number 12313231 with transparent upfront quotes on all Odessa and Hillsborough County work
- Hours set for local needs: Monday-Friday 8am-6pm, Saturday 9am-2pm
- Based right in Odessa at 1585 Long Spur Apt 212 for fast response near Lake Keystone
- Work adapted to frequent summer thunderstorms and the housing stock common around the Eleanor Hinman Preserve
ALex
Owner · Since 2011
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓Florida License #12313231
- ✓Open Monday–Friday 8am–6pm, Saturday 9am–2pm
- ✓Based at 1585 Long Spur Apt 212, Odessa
Our guarantee
Owner-operated electrician providing upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect on every job across Hillsborough County neighborhoods like Eagle's Nest, Northdale, and Keystone.
Testimonials
What Odessa, FL Customers Say
“The breaker feeding my workshop kept tripping whenever I ran the table saw. He pulled new 12-gauge wire from the main panel and added a dedicated 20-amp circuit. The saw now starts without shutting everything down.”
“Two bedroom outlets stopped working after I replaced an old lamp. He located a loose neutral in the junction box behind the drywall near the hallway and tightened the connections. Both outlets work again and no other circuits were affected.”
“The ceiling fan in the family room wobbled and made noise on high speed. He replaced the mounting bracket with a heavier-rated one and balanced the blades. The fan runs quietly now even at the highest setting.”