Electrician in Lavallette, NJ

Licensed Electrical Work in Lavallette, New Jersey

Lavallette is small and dense: about eight tenths of a square mile of land, roughly 1,787 year round residents, and over 3,200 housing units. It is a seasonal town, and every square foot of it sits in a FEMA special flood hazard area exposed to both ocean and bay flooding.

Over 400 homes in Lavallette have been elevated above flood level in recent years. The borough itself explains the rule: repairs that exceed 50 percent of a building’s value trigger elevation to or above base flood elevation. The borough also directly advises homeowners to relocate panel boxes, furnaces, water heaters, and washers and dryers out of flood prone areas. That is exactly the job. Moving a panel is not a swap, it is a new service entrance, a new grounding electrode system, and a re-inspection, and it has to be done right or it fails.

What We Do Most in Lavallette

• Panel and meter relocation for elevated homes
• New service entrances above base flood elevation
• Whole home generators on elevated platforms
• Seasonal shutdown and reopening electrical checks

Our Electrical Services in Lavallette

Straight Talk About the Drive

Andy holds a New Jersey electrical contractor license, valid statewide. He files the permit with the Lavallette construction office and meets the electrical subcode official on site. You do not deal with the borough.

About Lavallette, NJ

Lavallette is a borough in Ocean County on the Barnegat Peninsula, incorporated December 21, 1887 and named for Admiral Elie A. F. La Vallette. It is not part of Toms River, though it borders Toms River’s beach sections and is often assumed to be. It has its own governing body and its own construction office.

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