Jacksonville
The historic core with cloth wire under the plaster; JEA's meter; the riverfront panels that Irma put under water.
Where the calls go
Every area page lists the permit office, the electric utility, the housing era and what it left in the walls and the panel, and the flood or salt-air history, with a source for each. Call from any of them and get connected with an independent local electrical contractor who works there.
Mandarin
1975–1995 subdivisions with Zinsco and Challenger panels; JEA north of the creek, FPL on some streets south; the riverfront that flooded in Irma.
Southside
1980s–90s houses and condos on JEA, builder-grade panels from 1998 on, and the HOA rules on where a generator can sit.
Arlington
1950s–60s block ranches: Federal Pacific panels and the first aluminum wiring, on JEA, with the Arlington River streets that flooded in Irma.
Jacksonville Beach
Three beach cities with their own permit offices, Beaches Energy's meter, salt-corroded meter cans, and the streets Matthew flooded.
Orange Park
Town, county and city permits on three sides of one road; Clay Electric or JEA by the street; 1970s–80s panels and 1998+ subdivisions.
Fleming Island
1990s–2000s two-story houses on Clay Electric, manufactured homes in Middleburg and Lake Asbury, and Black Creek's record crest.
St. Augustine
The Historic District and Lincolnville with the oldest wire on the coast, Davis Shores in salt air, FPL's meter, and the streets Matthew and Irma flooded.
Ponte Vedra Beach
Oceanfront and Sawgrass houses in salt air on Beaches Energy, Nocatee on FPL with 200-amp panels filling up, St. Johns County permits.
Fernandina Beach
Downtown Victorians with cloth wire, island houses in salt air on Florida Public Utilities, Yulee on FPL, city and county permits.
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