Hoffman Electrical & A/C
As temperatures drop across Tampa Bay, Hoffman Electrical & A/C keeps your home safe, warm, and running smoothly. Our licensed, family-owned team provides expert heating installation, furnace repair, and HVAC maintenance to ensure reliable comfort all season long. We also specialize in electrical services like panel upgrades, lighting, and generator installations—helping you stay powered through every storm and cold front. With same-day service, upfront pricing, and a two-year workmanship warranty, Hoffman delivers dependable comfort and electrical safety you can trust this winter.
Services
Commercial electrical services
Commercial electrical services support businesses with wiring, lighting upgrades, electrical inspections, and system installations to keep operations running safely and efficiently.
Air duct cleaning
Our technicians will perform a full inspection of your supply and return ducts using cameras and monitors. We'll remove all dust with negative air pressure vacuuming.
Emergency electrical services
Emergency electrical services provide fast response when dangerous electrical problems occur, such as power outages, damaged wiring, or malfunctioning circuits.
Electrical installation
Electrical installation services include setting up new electrical systems, wiring, outlets, lighting fixtures, and other electrical components for homes or businesses.
Electrical upgrades
Electrical upgrades improve outdated systems by increasing electrical capacity and modernizing panels or wiring. These upgrades help homes safely handle modern appliances and higher energy demands.
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Location & hours
1909 N 57th St, Tampa, FL 33619, USA
FAQs
How much are service fees and overtime charges?
We believe in providing our customers with the best electrical service possible, which is why we won’t charge you a service fee or overtime charges! Our upfront, fixed pricing model guarantees that you won’t pay a dime more than your agreed-upon price. We’ll always sign a contract outlining the scope of work needed and exact pricing-before any work is done!
How can I lower my electric bill?
When it comes to saving money on your monthly electric bill, taking small steps (like only operating a minimal amount of lights in the room you’re in) can go a long way toward lower utility bills. Also be sure to turn off any TVs or electrical devices when not in use. Additionally, your HVAC system and water heater account for the bulk of your electrical expenditures. Therefore, making sure your furnace, central air conditioning unit, and water heater are in good working condition can have a significant impact on lowering energy costs. Try setting your thermostat a little bit higher than normal (in the summer) and lower (in the winter) or taking faster showers.
What qualifications do I need to become an electrician in Florida?
To become an electrician in Florida, you must complete a state-approved electrical apprenticeship program or obtain a journeyman or master electrician license. You also need to pass the licensing exam administered by the Florida Electrical Contractors' Licensing Board.
What permits are required for electrical work in Florida?
Electrical work typically requires a permit from the local building department. The specific permits needed may vary depending on the scope of the project, but common examples include permits for electrical panel upgrades, new circuit installations, or whole-house rewiring.
What safety precautions I take when working with electricity?
Always ensure the power is turned off before making any electrical connections or repairs when working with electricity. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves and safety goggles, and follow proper grounding techniques to minimize the risk of electrical shocks. If you're unsure about any electrical task, it's best to consult a licensed electrician.
How Often should I schedule electrical inspections for my home in Florida?
It is recommended to have electrical system inspected by a qualified electrician in Florida every five to 10 years, depending on the age and condition of your home. Additionally, it's advisable to have inspections performed before buying or selling a property, after major renovations, or if you notice any signs of electrical issues, such as flickering lights or frequent circuit breaker trips.