Electrical Work in Davenport
Kincaid Electric has been working out of Lake Wales since 1973, and Davenport is well inside the area we cover every week. Same licensed crew, same upfront pricing, whether you are five minutes from the shop or across the county.
Davenport sits inside Four Corners, which Vaisala's National Lightning Detection Network measured at 474 lightning events per square mile, making it the single most lightning prone spot in the United States, and that alone justifies surge protection on every pool pump, heater, gate operator, and router in a rental home. Most of the housing here is short term rental inventory owned by people who do not live in Florida, so calls arrive from property managers, turnover is constant, and a dead pool heater or tripped GFCI on a Friday is an occupied booking rather than an inconvenience. The gated resort communities such as ChampionsGate, Solterra, and Providence run strict HOA architectural rules on anything visible from the street, including exterior lighting, cameras, and EV equipment, and the City of Davenport requires a Vacation Rental Certificate with a safety inspection before a home can be rented, which puts an electrician directly in the compliance path.
What Davenport Homes Need Most
Davenport has one of the newest housing stocks in Polk County, with a median construction year around 2015 and roughly 45 percent of homes built between 2010 and 2019 plus another 26 percent built since 2020, so the dominant work is on modern 200 amp services rather than legacy wiring. That means demand skews heavily toward additions and upgrades, namely EV charging circuits in the garages, smart home and access control for absentee owners, pool and spa equipment circuits and bonding, landscape and pool cage lighting, and whole home surge protection for houses full of connected devices. The exceptions are the small Davenport Historic District downtown, where homes date to the 1910s and 1920s and still carry ungrounded circuits and undersized services, and the mid 1990s communities such as Loma Del Sol that date back to 1994 and are now at the age where original panels, breakers, and outdoor GFCI devices are failing.
Our Services in Davenport
Surge Protection in Davenport
Four Corners is the highest lightning density location in the country at 474 events per square mile, and a single strike can take out pool equipment, gate operators, and smart panels in one shot.
Learn moreEV Charger Circuits in Davenport
The housing stock is almost entirely post 2010 with modern services and attached garages, and both resident commuters and rental guests increasingly expect a Level 2 charger on site.
Learn moreSmart Home in Davenport
Absentee owners and property managers need remote controlled locks, thermostats, lighting, and monitoring because they are managing these homes from another state or another country.
Learn moreLandscape Lighting in Davenport
Pool decks, screen enclosures, and entry landscaping are what a vacation rental listing photo sells, and the resort communities have architectural rules that require a clean, code compliant install.
Learn moreTroubleshooting in Davenport
Pool and spa equipment, heaters, bonding, and outdoor GFCI circuits fail constantly in the mid 1990s communities and under heavy rental use, and a booked guest week does not allow guesswork.
Learn moreNeighborhoods We Cover in Davenport
- ChampionsGate
- Providence
- Solterra Resort
- Loma Del Sol
- Ridgewood Lakes and Del Webb Orlando
- Bella Trae
- Windsor Island Resort
- The Davenport Historic District downtown
You will see our trucks around Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate and the Greg Norman designed golf courses, Posner Park shopping center off US 27 and I-4, Northeast Regional Park and the Lake Davenport boat ramp and The Davenport Historic District and old railroad depot area downtown.
Need an electrician in Davenport?
Call and talk to someone local. We will get you on the schedule during shop hours.
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All service areasDavenport Electrical FAQs
We rent our house short term. What does the Vacation Rental Certificate mean for the electrics?
The City of Davenport requires a Vacation Rental Certificate with a safety inspection before a home can be rented, so the electrical condition of the house sits in the compliance path rather than being optional. The items that typically come up are GFCI protection outside and in the wet areas, pool and spa bonding, smoke alarms, and panel labelling and clearance. Confirm the current checklist with the city, and we will correct whatever the inspection flags.
The pool heater has died and we have guests until the weekend.
That is the normal shape of a Davenport call. Pool and spa equipment, heaters, bonding and outdoor GFCI devices take a beating under constant rental use, and in the mid 1990s communities such as Loma Del Sol the original outdoor devices are simply at the end of their life. We diagnose rather than hopefully swap parts, because a booked week leaves no room for a second visit.
Can you put a Level 2 charger in at ChampionsGate or Solterra?
Usually without much trouble. You supply the charger. We install the dedicated circuit and wire it. The housing here is almost all post 2010 with a modern service and an attached garage, so the load calculation and the run decide most of it. The part people underestimate is the HOA: the gated resort communities run architectural rules on anything visible from the street, including exterior equipment and conduit. Get the approval in hand and we will install to exactly what was approved.
Is surge protection really necessary here?
Four Corners was measured by Vaisala's lightning detection network at 474 lightning events per square mile, the highest density in the United States, and what sits in front of that is your pool pump, heater, gate operator, router and smart devices. A panel level surge device plus point of use protection on the expensive equipment costs a fraction of one round of replacements. It will not stop a direct strike, but most damage arrives as a surge on the service.
We live out of state. Can you deal with our property manager?
Yes, that is how most of this work runs here. We coordinate access with your manager or around the guest calendar, tell you in writing what we found, and give you the price before we do the work rather than after. If you want to be in the loop directly, call (863) 676-0198 and we will keep you copied in.