Disclaimer & Licensing Information

1. Electrical Contractor Referral Service Disclaimer

Our platform operates to connect consumers, residential homeowners, property managers, and commercial facility operators in Bradenton and Manatee County with pre-screened, independent, licensed, and insured local electrical contractors.

When you call our telephone number (941) 303-8689 or submit an online request form, your inquiry is routed to an independent local electrical contractor who services your specific neighborhood. That independent contractor is solely responsible for performing all diagnostic inspections, obtaining municipal permits through the Manatee County Building Department, executing code-compliant repairs, providing written pricing estimates, and issuing workmanship warranties.

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2. Florida Electrical Licensing & Insurance Verification

In the State of Florida, electrical contracting is strictly regulated by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) under Florida Statutes Chapter 489, Part II.

• All independent electrical contractors participating in our referral network are expected to maintain an active Certified Electrical Contractor (EC) or Registered Electrical Contractor (ER) license.
• Contractors are required to maintain active general liability insurance and statutory workers’ compensation coverage.
• Consumer Advisory: We strongly encourage all consumers to independently verify contractor license numbers, active insurance certificates, and local municipal registrations with the Florida DBPR (myfloridalicense.com) prior to signing contracts or authorizing electrical work on their property.

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3. High-Voltage Electrical Safety & No-Advice Warning

Level 2 and DC Fast Charging systems operate at high continuous voltages (208V, 240V, and 480V) drawing continuous current up to 48A to 100A+. Live electrical circuits pose severe risks of fatal electrocution, arc-flash explosions, and catastrophic building fires.

The troubleshooting articles, fault light explanations, and diagnostic workflows published on this website are intended strictly for educational awareness and consumer understanding. They do NOT constitute professional electrical engineering advice or a guide for DIY electrical repairs. Homeowners should never open electrical panels, touch exposed wirebox terminals, or modify 240V wiring without proper training, PPE, and licensure.

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4. Pricing & Diagnostic Estimates

Any pricing figures, cost ranges (e.g., $120–$220 for diagnostic inspections, $180–$380 for component repairs), or replacement turnaround estimates displayed on this website are based on historical industry averages in Manatee County.

Actual repair costs may vary depending on wire gauge, conduit run length, service panel capacity, permit fees, and specific equipment manufacturer parts. The independent electrical contractor will provide a binding, written estimate for your approval prior to beginning any physical repair or installation work.

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5. Trademark & Brand Non-Affiliation Disclaimer

All product names, brand logos, trademarks, and registered trademarks mentioned on this website (including but not limited to Tesla, Tesla Wall Connector, NACS, ChargePoint, ChargePoint Home Flex, Wallbox, Pulsar Plus, JuiceBox, Autel, Ford, Chevrolet, Rivian, SAE J1772, Bryant, Hubbell, Square D, and Siemens) are the property of their respective trademark holders.

Reference to these trademarks is made solely for descriptive, nominative, and identification purposes to inform consumers about equipment compatibility and repair options. Bradenton EV Charging Solutions is not affiliated with, sponsored by, authorized by, or endorsed by any of these manufacturers.

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6. Contact For Licensing & Referral Questions

If you have any questions regarding our referral process, participating contractors, or this legal disclosure, please reach out to our team: