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Services

Electrical services in Belleview, FL

Service, remodel, and new construction work for homes, barns, shops, and businesses across Marion County. Here is what we handle, with photos from our own jobs. If yours is not listed, call and describe it.

Electrical Service & Repairs

When a breaker trips, a circuit goes dead, or something is not working the way it should, the first job is finding out why. We test the circuit, locate the fault, and fix it properly. Service calls also cover outlets, switches, ceiling fans, and the small jobs that come up around a property.

  • Troubleshooting and repairs
  • Outlets, switches, and GFCI protection
  • Ceiling fans and fixtures
  • Code corrections
An Integrity Electrical Contracting work van parked in the driveway of a white house with a carport, under a large oak tree.
Our work van at a residential job.
A white barn with a black metal roof and cupola on a sunny day, with exterior lights above the doors and a white fence.
A white barn with exterior lighting at the doors.

Panels, Meters & Service Upgrades

The service entrance and panel are the heart of the system. This covers meter bases, disconnects, panel repairs and replacements, sub-panels, and multi-meter installations for buildings with more than one tenant or unit.

  • Meter bases and disconnects
  • Panel repair and replacement
  • Sub-panels and added capacity
  • Multi-meter services
A meter base with two disconnect panels mounted on the red and brown metal wall of a barn, with conduit running down into the ground.
Meter base and disconnects on a metal barn.
Four electric meters and four disconnect panels mounted in a row on a brick wall, conduit running down into the ground, photographed at night.
Four-meter service on a brick building.

Lighting

Lighting work ranges from a single fixture to laying out overhead lighting for a whole building. Large open spaces like arenas, barns, and shops need light placed where it is useful, mounted high, and wired to last.

  • Overhead and high-bay lighting
  • Exterior and security lighting
  • Fixture installation and replacement
  • Switching and controls
An Integrity crew member checking an electrical panel mounted on a red steel equestrian barn, with fenced pasture and live oaks behind him.
Electrical service on an equestrian barn.
A worker on a raised blue Genie scissor lift working near the ceiling inside a white metal building.
Overhead work from a scissor lift inside a metal building.

Underground & Site Electrical

Getting power to a detached building, a well, a gate, or a new structure usually means going underground. We trench, lay conduit, and pull the feeders so the run is protected and ready for what comes next.

  • Trenching and conduit
  • Feeders to detached buildings
  • Site conduit for new construction
  • Wells, gates, and outbuildings
A red excavator digging a long trench across a grass field toward a white metal building, with a crew in orange shirts and a work truck in the background.
Trenching for an underground run to a new building.
Rows of conduit stubs standing up out of the sand on a new construction site, with a truck, trailer, and excavator in the background.
Underground conduit stubbed up on a new construction site.

New Construction & Remodel

New construction and remodels call for planning the electrical up front: service size, circuits, lighting, and device locations, coordinated with the builder and the other trades so the job moves without surprises.

  • Rough-in and finish wiring
  • Barns, shops, and metal buildings
  • Additions and renovations
  • Coordination with builders
An open-sided covered barn at night with new strip lights on under a white metal roof and wood trusses, golf carts parked inside.
New lighting under an open-sided covered barn.
A worker in a yellow shirt and hard hat pulling wire from a large spool held up by a skid steer beside a white metal building.
Pulling wire from the spool at a metal building.

Not sure which service you need?

Call and describe the job. That is usually the fastest way to sort it out.

Call (352) 307-6335