Trophy Electric LLC

Electrical Panel Upgrade in Miami, FL

Electrical panel upgrades and replacements for Miami homes and businesses, from 100A to 200A service to Federal Pacific and Zinsco swaps. Permitted, inspected, and handled by a licensed master electrician.


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24/7 Emergency Service

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Licensed & Insured

Based in Miami

Bringing Miami's Pre-1960 Electrical Service Up to Code


Miami's pre-1960 homes in the Grove, Shenandoah, and Morningside frequently run undersized, ungrounded service with obsolete panels. A panel upgrade is often the first step before anything else can be added safely.


Trophy Electric is a small, family-owned company run by Matthew Gulino, a third-generation electrician whose work includes international marina fuel installations and Class I, Division 1 petroleum sites. For a panel upgrade, that discipline shows up in tidy conductor terminations, correct grounding and bonding, and coordination with FPL and the inspector so the swap goes smoothly.


Trophy Electric is based in Boca Raton and covers Miami across Miami-Dade County. We take panel upgrades calls in Coconut Grove, Shenandoah, and Coral Way, and out toward Brickell and Vizcaya. Miami packs 1920s to 1950s homes in Coconut Grove, Shenandoah, and Morningside, where dated wiring is common, alongside dense high-rise condo stock.


A panel upgrade covers more than a new breaker box. Trophy Electric handles service upgrades from 100 amps to 200 amps or larger, Federal Pacific and Zinsco replacements, aluminum wiring remediation, grounding and bonding updates, and four-point insurance inspection fixes. We coordinate the meter swap with FPL, pull the permit, and make sure the finished work passes inspection.


Every panel upgrade job that needs a permit gets one, pulled through the City of Miami or Miami-Dade County building department and inspected to National Electric Code. We also work in Coral Gables, Miami Beach, North Miami, and Hialeah nearby. Free estimates, a licensed master electrician on site, and 24/7 emergency service across Miami-Dade County.


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What We Do in Miami

Panel Upgrade and Service Change Options for Miami

  • Electrical Panel Upgrade and Replacement (100A to 200A)

    Miami's pre-1960 homes in the Grove, Shenandoah, and Morningside frequently run undersized, ungrounded service with obsolete panels. A panel upgrade is often the first step before anything else can be added safely.


    Services include a whole-home load evaluation, 100A to 200A (or larger) service upgrades, main breaker panel replacement, meter can replacement, grounding and bonding to current code, FPL coordination for the service change, and permit and inspection through the City of Miami or Miami-Dade County building department.

  • Federal Pacific and Zinsco Panel Replacement

    Federal Pacific and Zinsco panels are known safety and insurance liabilities, and they turn up constantly in Miami. When we find one, replacement is almost always the right call, and we handle it end to end. Pre-1960 homes in Coconut Grove and Shenandoah often run undersized, ungrounded service.


    Services include identification and replacement of Federal Pacific (Stab-Lok) and Zinsco panels, breaker and bus inspection, code-compliant panel installation, circuit labeling and cleanup, and coordination of the utility disconnect and reconnect.

  • Aluminum Wiring Remediation and Four-Point Inspection Fixes

    A lot of Miami panel work is driven by insurance. Four-point inspections flag old panels, undersized service, and aluminum branch wiring, and Trophy Electric corrects those findings so the policy can be written or renewed. Pre-1960 homes in Coconut Grove and Shenandoah often run undersized, ungrounded service.


    Services include aluminum branch wiring remediation with approved connectors, correction of items flagged on four-point insurance inspections, grounding and bonding updates, GFCI and AFCI additions where required, and documentation for the insurer.

Why Trophy Electric

What Makes Us Different in Miami

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We Do Work Most Contractors Won't

Hazardous location electrical certification isn't something most Boca Raton electricians carry. Trophy Electric does — and it's what makes us the call for marina fuel systems, petroleum facilities, and any project where standard electrical licensing isn't enough.

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Matthew Learned This Trade Before He Could Drive

As a third-generation electrician, Matthew Gulino grew up in the trade. By the time he founded Trophy Electric, he had already completed international fuel system installations, earned his Florida Master Electrician license, and logged years on high-stakes commercial projects. That background comes with every job we take on.

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No Subcontractors, No Surprises

Trophy Electric is a family-owned operation. You'll speak directly with the people doing the work — no call centers, no handoffs to a subcontracted crew. That means clearer communication and direct accountability from start to finish.

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Permitted, Inspected, Code Compliant

Every Trophy Electric installation in Boca Raton meets National Electric Code requirements and Palm Beach County jurisdiction standards. We handle permitting ourselves and see every job through final inspection. Code compliance isn't a checkbox for us — it's the baseline.

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Available When It's Actually an Emergency

Electrical failures don't follow business hours. Trophy Electric offers 24/7 emergency electrical service throughout Boca Raton and Palm Beach County for commercial, marina, and residential clients who can't afford to wait until Monday morning.

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A Track Record Worth Mentioning

Our completed projects include Pier 66 Marina in Fort Lauderdale, Island Gardens in Miami, IGY Yacht Haven Grande, and marina fuel system installations in the Caribbean. We bring that level of experience to every project we take on in Boca Raton, regardless of size.

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How It Works

What to Expect When You Work with Trophy Electric


  • Step 1 — Reach Out

    Call 954-995-9375, email info@trophyelectricllc.com, or use our contact form. Give us a brief description of your project and we'll follow up promptly.

  • Step 2 — Free Estimate

    We review your project and provide a detailed, transparent estimate. For petroleum and marina electrical work, we'll also outline the specific certifications and compliance requirements involved so you know exactly what you're getting.

  • Step 3 — Scheduling

    We work around your timeline. For commercial and contractor projects, we understand the constraints of active job sites and coordinate accordingly.

  • Step 4 — Licensed Installation

    Our master electricians complete the work to NEC standards and all applicable Palm Beach County codes. We pull the permits and manage the inspection process — you don't have to chase anything down.

  • Step 5 — Walkthrough and Sign-Off

    We don't call a job done until you've seen the finished work and are satisfied with it. We stand behind our installations and we're reachable after the job is complete.

What Our Clients Say

Hear From Miami Homeowners

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions About Electrical Services in Miami

  • What does an electrical panel upgrade in Miami actually involve?

    We replace your existing panel, and often the meter can, with a modern main breaker panel, typically moving 100-amp service up to 200 amps. That includes a load evaluation, coordinating the utility disconnect and reconnect with FPL, updating grounding and bonding to current code, relabeling circuits, and passing inspection. Pre-1960 homes in Coconut Grove and Shenandoah often run undersized, ungrounded service.

  • How do I know if my Miami home needs a panel upgrade?

    Common signs in Miami homes include 100-amp or smaller service, a Federal Pacific or Zinsco panel, breakers that trip often, no room for new circuits, or a four-point inspection that flagged the panel. Adding an EV charger, generator, or major AC is often the trigger too. We can evaluate and tell you honestly whether an upgrade is needed.

  • Do you handle the panel upgrade permit and FPL coordination in Miami?

    Yes. A panel or service upgrade requires a permit, pulled through the City of Miami or Miami-Dade County building department, plus coordination with FPL for the disconnect and reconnect. We handle the permit, the utility scheduling, and the inspection as part of the job.

  • Will a panel upgrade clear my four-point insurance inspection in Miami?

    In most cases, yes. If your insurer flagged the panel, the service size, or aluminum wiring on a four-point, replacing the panel and correcting the related items resolves the finding. We provide documentation of the work for your insurer.

  • How long does a panel upgrade take in Miami?

    Most Miami panel upgrades are a one-day job. The power is off for part of the day while we swap the panel and coordinate the FPL disconnect and reconnect. Larger service changes or meter relocations can take longer.

  • Do I need a panel upgrade before adding an EV charger or generator in Miami?

    Often, yes. Many older Miami homes do not have the spare capacity for a Level 2 EV charger or a standby generator. A load calculation tells us for sure; if capacity is short, a 200-amp upgrade or sub-panel comes first so the new load is safe.

  • What size electrical service does my Miami home need?

    Most Miami single-family homes are well served by 200-amp service, which covers modern AC, an EV charger, and typical loads with room to spare. Larger homes or those with heavy loads may need more. We size the service to the home during the evaluation.

CONTACT US

Book a Miami Panel Assessment

If your panel is outdated, undersized, or flagged by an inspector, Trophy Electric is the Miami electrician to call for a clean, permitted panel upgrade. Family-owned, licensed, serving South Florida. Call 954-995-9375 or request a free estimate online.

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954-995-9375

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info@trophyelectricllc.com

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18833 Cloud Lake Circle, Boca Raton, FL 33496


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Licensed Master Electrician

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Serving Florida

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National Electric Code Compliant