Since 1978
Serving Pensacola and Escambia County, per the company's own listing
Pensacola electrician, on call now
Power out?
Power out?
Panel buzzing?
Call first.
Electrical problems do not wait for business hours, and neither does Mike and Michael's. 24 hour emergency service across Escambia and Santa Rosa counties, backed by a Florida certified electrical contractor license that has been serving Pensacola since 1978.
Free estimates. Military and senior discounts, per the company's own rate card. Residential and commercial.
Start with the symptom
What is your house telling you?
Most people do not shop for an electrician by service name. They shop by what just went wrong. Find your symptom below, see what it can mean, and decide whether it is a call right now or a job to schedule.
Call now Emergency
These symptoms can point to heat, arcing, or a failing panel. They do not get better on their own.
Panel hums, buzzes, or feels warm
Can mean a loose connection or a breaker failing under load. The fix: a panel and breaker inspection, with replacement of the failing parts before they damage the bus or wiring.
Burning smell near outlets or the panel
Can mean insulation or a receptacle overheating. The fix: stop using that circuit, and have the device, wiring, and breaker checked the same day.
Breaker keeps tripping, over and over
Can mean an overloaded circuit, a short, or a breaker at the end of its life. The fix: load and fault diagnosis, then a circuit repair, a dedicated line, or a panel upgrade if the box is undersized.
Half the house lost power, lights surge and dim
Can mean a dropped leg of service or a failing main connection. The fix: service entrance and main breaker diagnosis, coordinated with the utility where the fault is on their side.
Storm or hurricane damage to wiring or the mast
Can mean a torn service mast, water in the panel, or damaged circuits. The fix: damage assessment, repair or rewiring of the affected runs, and inspection before power is restored.
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Annoying, worth fixing, and safe to put on the calendar. Estimates are free.
Dead outlet or dead switch
Can mean a tripped GFCI upstream, a failed device, or a broken connection in the box. The fix: device level diagnosis, then replacement of the outlet, switch, or the failed connection.
Lights flicker when the AC or dryer starts
Can mean a heavily loaded circuit or a panel that is undersized for the house. The fix: load check, circuit balancing, or a dedicated circuit for the big appliance.
Old fuse box or a panel that is full
Can mean no room for new circuits and protection that predates modern loads. The fix: fuse box replacement and panel upgrade sized for the house, inspected and to code.
Buying, selling, or insuring an older home
Can mean inspection findings that stall a closing or a policy. The fix: a full electrical inspection, with documented repairs for the items flagged.
New appliance, lighting, or a remodel circuit
Can mean existing circuits are not rated for the new load. The fix: appliance installation with a dedicated circuit run to code, plus lighting installation where you want it.
A note on safety: if you see sparks, smoke, or scorch marks, or smell burning that is getting stronger, switch the circuit off at the panel if you can do it safely and call right away. Do not reset a breaker that trips instantly, again and again.
The work itself
Full service electrical contracting
Mike and Michael's describes itself as a full service electrical contracting company. These are the services on its own listings, nothing added.
Electrical repairs
Fault finding and repair for outlets, switches, lighting, and circuits, residential and commercial.
Fuse box and panel work
Fuse box replacement, breaker panel upgrades, and new circuits for growing loads.
House rewiring
Full and partial rewiring for older homes, remodels, and storm damaged wiring.
Electrical inspections
Inspections for sales, insurance, and peace of mind, with the findings explained in plain language.
Appliance installation
Dedicated circuits and hookups for ranges, dryers, HVAC equipment, and other heavy loads.
Electrical subcontracting
Electrical subcontracting for builders and general contractors across the Pensacola area.
Lic. EC13009841
Florida Certified Electrical Contractor, current and active with the FL DBPR
24 hours
Emergency service every day, with house calls and free estimates
2 counties
Escambia and Santa Rosa, residential and commercial work
Service area
Based in Pensacola, working two counties
The shop sits on W Bobe Street in Pensacola. The company's own listings put its service area at Escambia County and Santa Rosa County, Florida.
- Pensacolahome base, 2803 W Bobe St
- Escambia Countyfull service area
- Santa Rosa Countyfull service area
Outside those counties, or not sure if your job fits? Call (850) 434-5812 and ask. Email: MikeAndMichaelsElectric@gmail.com.