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The work came out perfect.
The inspector approved it.
You paid the final installment and we closed the project.

What if there's an electrical problem next year?

You start from zero.
You search for an electrician.
You wait for availability.
You pray they're reliable.

Or you have the Proton Protect Plan.

What it includes:
→ 2 preventive inspections per year
→ Same-day emergency response
→ 10% discount on any additional work
→ Annual report on the state of your system

$200 per month.
So you never have to search for an emergency electrician
on Google at 2am.

If we finished your project and you were satisfied,
ask us about the Plan before closing.
It's the natural continuation of the work we already did together.

#ProtonTGS #ProtectPlan #ElectricalMaintenance #FloridaHomeowner #CertifiedElectrician by @protontgsllc

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a month ago

Carlos signed the lease for his restaurant in Miami
with an opening date in six weeks.

Week 1 He called three electricians.
One didn't have a commercial license.
One couldn't start for three weeks.
One didn't answer.

Week 2 He called us.
We reviewed the scope. Confirmed we could hit the date.
We put it in writing.

Week 3 and 4 Full installation.
Panels, kitchen circuits, lighting, alarm system.

Week 5 County inspection.
First visit. Approved.

Week 6 Certificate of Occupancy.

Opening: on the lease date.

Carlos lost a week looking for the wrong contractor.
He didn't lose the opening date.

What's your date?
Message us the type of business and we'll tell you within 24 hours
if we can commit.

#ProtonTGS #RestaurantBuild #OpenOnTime #CommercialElectrician #FloridaBusiness by @protontgsllc

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a month ago

You paid 50% upfront.
The work went well the first week.
Then slower and slower.
Until they stopped showing up.

If that happened to you,
we're not going to ask you to "trust us."

We're going to explain how our payment system works
so you never have to trust blindly again.

Residential projects with Proton TGS:

30% at the start for materials and mobilization.
40% at confirmed progress when the visible work justifies it.
30% final after the county-approved inspection.

We don't ask for the next payment
until the work from the previous stage is complete.

If we fail at any stage,
you don't pay the next one.
It's that simple.

Have a project in mind?
Message us. We'll explain the payment schedule before you sign anything.

#ProtonTGS #StagePayments #CertifiedContractor #FloridaHomeowner #NoSurpriseElectricity by @protontgsllc

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a month ago

"Do you make it out this far?"

It's the question we get most from homeowners
outside Miami-Dade.

Broward. Palm Beach. Orlando. Tampa.
Fort Myers. Jacksonville.

The answer is yes.

Most electrical contractors in Florida
cover one or two counties.
After that, you're just looking for
whoever's available not whoever's best.

Proton TGS holds state and county licenses
throughout Florida.

It's not a marketing promise.
It's the reason we can say yes
before knowing where you are.

What part of Florida is your project in?
Message us. If we can get there, we'll confirm it in the same message.

#ProtonTGS #FloridaElectrical #CertifiedContractor #AllFlorida #FloridaElectrician by @protontgsllc

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a month ago

"My lease starts July 1st.
I need to open that day."

That's not pressure.
That's a planning data point.

The problem isn't your date.
The problem is the contractor who doesn't have
the team, the permits, or the structure
to work toward a real date.

When someone tells us they have an opening date,
the first thing we do isn't quote.
It's review whether we can commit to that schedule.

If we can: we put it in writing.
Start dates, phases, and inspection included in the contract.
If we can't: we tell you before you sign.

Because a contractor who promises and doesn't deliver
doesn't just delay your opening.
It costs you a month of rent, your payroll,
and the trust of your first customers.

What's your opening date?
Message us today. We review the schedule before quoting.

#ProtonTGS #OpeningDate #CommercialElectrician #FloridaBusiness #RealSchedule by @protontgsllc

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2 months ago

If your Florida home has these signs,
your electrical panel probably needs an upgrade:

→ Breakers trip frequently
→ Lights flicker when you turn on appliances
→ Your panel is 100 amps and you have central AC, washer and dryer
→ You have or plan to install an EV charger
→ The panel is more than 20 years old
→ There are breakers with double tap or wire

Each of these is a sign.
Two or more together: it's not a matter of if, it's when.

A panel upgrade in Florida costs between $2,500 and $6,000.
The cost of not doing it can be an electrical fire,
a county fine, or your insurance claim being denied.

We evaluate your panel, tell you exactly what you need,
and do it to code with permit included.

Do you have any of these signs?
Message us. We run the diagnostic before quoting.

#ProtonTGS #PanelUpgrade #ElectricalPanel #FloridaHome #CertifiedElectrician by @protontgsllc

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2 months ago

Every new project means
looking for an electrical sub-contractor all over again.

Checking who's available.
Waiting for quotes.
Verifying they have the right licenses for that county.
Praying they hit the deadline.

That's not project management.
That's risk management repeated every single time.

General Contractors who work with us
don't look for an electrical sub for each project.

They call us, send us the scope,
we confirm availability and dates,
and we coordinate directly with the inspector.

No chasing anyone. No last-minute excuses.
No looking bad in front of their client for something they didn't control.

If you manage more than three projects a year that need an electrical sub,
it's worth having a conversation.

Not for this project. For all of them.

Message us. We'll talk this week.

#ProtonTGS #GeneralContractor #SubContractor #CommercialAlliance #FloridaConstruction by @protontgsllc

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2 months ago

Your electrician friend is a good person.
He does good work.
And he charges you less because he cares about you.

No one says otherwise.

But there's a question worth asking first:
Does he have an electrical contractor license in Florida?

Because if he doesn't
and something goes wrong on your property
the legally responsible party isn't him.

It's you.

Your home insurance can deny the claim.
The county can fine you as the homeowner.
And if you sell the house, the problem is yours, not your friend's.

It's not about distrusting him.
It's about understanding who takes on the risk when the work isn't licensed.

Check whether he has the ER license in Florida before you decide.
If he doesn't, message us.
We'll quote you and you decide with all the information.

#ProtonTGS #CertifiedContractor #FloridaElectrical #ElectricalLicense #ProtectedHomeowner by @protontgsllc

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2 months ago

There's something most of our commercial clients
ask us before hiring:

"Have you done anything this size before?"

The short answer: yes.

The long answer:
We currently have a commercial project
worth $1,000,000 USD in execution in Florida.
Full electrical build-out. Multiple phases.
In-house engineers coordinating each stage.

We don't mention it to impress.
We mention it because the question you're really asking is:
"Are you going to be able to handle my project?"

If yours is $20,000 to $100,000
that's exactly the range where we're most efficient.
We have the structure of a large company
with the attention of a mid-size company.

What's the scope of your project?
Tell us. Quote within 24 hours.

#ProtonTGS #CommercialElectrician #FloridaBusiness #BuildOut #CertifiedContractor by @protontgsllc

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2 months ago

When was the last time someone checked
your home's electrical panel?

If the answer is "I don't know"
or "since we bought the house"
this is for you.

Electrical problems don't give you a heads-up.
There's no light that says "call an electrician this week."
There's silence and then a short circuit, a fire, or a county fine.

A professional electrical inspection costs $200.
It takes two hours.
We hand you a written report with exactly what's fine,
what needs fixing soon, and what can wait.

No commitment to work.
No pressure to hire anything.
Just clarity on the real state of your system.

If we find something that needs correction,
we deduct the cost of the inspection from the job.

Is your Florida home more than 10 years old?
It's time to know what's inside.

Message us to schedule.
We have availability this week.

#ProtonTGS #ElectricalInspection #FloridaHomeowner #ElectricalPanel #CertifiedElectrician by @protontgsllc

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2 months ago

The county permit isn't red tape.
It's the document that proves your electrical work
was done to code, reviewed by an inspector
and approved by the local government.

Without that document:
your insurance may not cover an electrical fire.
The bank may reject your home refinancing.
And the buyer may renegotiate the price down
or walk away from the contract completely.

With that document:
your property is worth what you invested in it.

At Proton TGS permits are always included.
We handle them from the first day.
It's not an additional cost. It's part of the job.

Because an electrical job without a permit
isn't a finished job.
It's a problem that hasn't exploded yet.

Do you have a remodeling project in mind?
Message us. Quote with permits included in 24 hours.

#ProtonTGS #PermitsIncluded #FloridaHomeowner #CertifiedElectrical #PropertyValue by @protontgsllc

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2 months ago

Week 1: Proton enters the space.
Week 2: Panel and main circuit installation.
Week 3: Kitchen and service area wiring.
Week 4: County inspection.
Week 5: Minor corrections and final test.
Week 6: Certificate of Occupancy.

Opening: on the date we agreed.

This isn't an ideal case.
It's the real timeline of a restaurant in Miami
that had six weeks to open
and needed no one to fail.

No one failed.

If you have a space with an opening date,
you need to know before signing with someone
if they have the team, licenses, and experience
to meet that timeline.

When is your opening date?
Message us. We'll review if we can commit before quoting.

#ProtonTGS #OpenOnTime #RestaurantBuild #CommercialElectrical #FloridaBusiness by @protontgsllc

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2 months ago