P3 Electrical Services

P3 Electrical Services is a full-service, licensed electrical contractor with over 15 years of combined general and electrical construction experience. A general description of their services can be found below :

  • Electrical troubleshooting
  • Repair
  • Electrical additions
  • Electrical Service Upgrades
  • Electrical demolition
  • Landscape lighting
  • Wire Management
  • Telecommunications wiring
  • Audio-Visual premises wiring
  • Audio-Visual equipment set-up
  • Fixture/Device Replacements
  • Pool appurtenances wiring
  • New/replacement dimmers, switches, timers, etc.
  • Generator and Automatic Transfer switch installation

Owned and operated by Ralph and Lisa Prieto, P3 Electrical Services is Jean Scott Homes’ go-to electrical contractor! When we asked Ralph and Lisa for a list of home electrical tops that consumers could incorporate into their home they whipped up some great ones!

Electrical Tip: What is a GFCI?

GFCI stands for – ground fault circuit interrupter. GFCi’s are to be installed within six feet of a water source, in garages or unfinished basements, kitchen countertops and outdoors. They are intended to prevent electrocutions (in wet surroundings) and injuries from faulty equipment.

Even though these devices have prevented many injuries they are often a homeowner’s biggest headache. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recommends testing GFCI receptacles monthly by using the test button on the receptacle. If a receptacle is not working the unit should be reset using the reset button on the receptacle. You will often find a GFCI tripped after a storm.

Also, did you know that you can buy GFCI-protected extension cords. These are great for pumps, outdoor equipment, tools, etc. and are available at the big box stores.

For more information on GFCI protection visit the CPSC’s fact sheet on GFCI’s at https://www.cpsc.gov/s3fs-public/099_0.pdf

Thomas Scott, Realtor®
Thomas Scott REALTOR®, GRI®

Additional Home Owner Resources

The Value of Solar Panels on a Resale Single Family Home

The Value of Solar Panels on a Resale Home

Valuing solar panels on a resale home can be difficult. This is new in real estate, comparable sales are sparse, and research didn’t turn up any definitive standards. Let’s take a look at the situation and some ways to come to a value 

Home Remodeling for Seniors with Disabilities

As seniors age, they may face a number of physical disabilities that can limit their daily activities. This can make it difficult for them to perform necessary tasks such as cooking and cleaning around the house. Fortunately, many home remodeling solutions are available to help seniors with disabilities improve their quality of life. This guide provides helpful advice on how to make home renovations for seniors with disabilities, from installing accessibility features to choosing the right materials. With these tips, seniors with disabilities can create a home environment that is safe and comfortable for their needs.

Home Sellers Also Should Hire a Home Inspector

One idea is to hire a home inspector about a month before the home goes on the market, then use his report as a punch list of things to repair. Once the repairs are completed, the home inspector will come back for a nominal fee, check those items, and update the report. This accomplishes two things. Homeowners have no surprises when the buyer comes back with their inspection results and the clean inspection report can be included in the MLS showing buyers that the home is in good condition. Even if a few items are not repaired, disclosing this to buyers sets everyone’s expectations correctly and everyone sails through the inspection period.

Florida Homeowners Insurance Update

The homeowners insurance industry is currently going through some fairly major changes here in Florida and I wanted to provide some highlights as to what is occurring. There are multiple things in play that are impacting the state as a whole. The article linked below explains exactly what is going on.