[noslices1]

Originally Posted by Quixote

We need to have a 220v line run underground from the breaker box to a utility shed within TV. We'd been given the following names of electricians. Has anyone had experience—good or bad—with the following whose names (listed alphabetically) had been suggested to us? This might be of interest to other Villagers. Thanks very much!

• Electrical Contractors Inc
• Family's Choice Electrical Rep
• Lake Sumter Electric
• Lenhart Electric
• Pat Myers Electric
• Pike Electric

I have never heard that the Villages has allowed a shed on any property. You DID get approval to put it up, right?

[virtue51]

I have used Premier Power for electrical needs. Excellent service.

[Lindaws]

Shed? I highly doubt if allowed. Check with ARC

[tonycirocco@me.com]

Run your list to Seniors VS crime, they will look them up for you..



... We'd been given the following names of electricians. Has anyone had experience—good or bad—with the following whose names (listed alphabetically) had been suggested to us? This might be of interest to other Villagers. Thanks very much!

• Electrical Contractors Inc
• Family's Choice Electrical Rep
• Lake Sumter Electric
• Lenhart Electric
• Pat Myers Electric
• Pike Electric[/QUOTE]

[JoelJohnson]

When they say "shed" they are referring to the utility room. Sometimes it's not attached to the house, but under cover of a shared roof. These are mostly manufactured homes on the historic side.

[Carla B]

Originally Posted by noslices1

I have never heard that the Villages has allowed a shed on any property. You DID get approval to put it up, right?

See Post No. 10 for an explanation. The rules for Villages built in your neck of the woods do not necessarily apply throughout. Sounds like "shed envy."

[rogerk]

I’ve used both Pikes Electric and Lenhart. Very happy with both companies!🤠