Lighthouse Electric of Key West, Inc.
Electricians · Key West, FL

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RealReviews profileLighthouse Electric of Key West, Inc. is an active Key West corporation at 900 Frances Street. Monroe County's current contractor register lists the company, qualifier Dennis Michael Piscopink and state license ER13015727, while a City of Key West permit names the same operator and shows approved electrical inspections. An older DBPR page still shows ER0008622 as null and void, so current license and insurance details should be reconciled before work. No attributable independent customer-review bodies were accessible; RealReviews publishes no sentiment consensus or score.
Lighthouse Electric of Key West, Inc.: what to know
RealReviews editorial researchThe public record now gives a better verification trail than the older profile, but it still does not answer the customer-experience questions people ask about electricians. Sunbiz identifies the active corporation and address. Monroe County's current register supplies a qualifier and newer state-license lead. Key West permit BLD2025-1260 names the company and shows approved rough and final inspections. Those facts support a documented quote conversation, not a claim that every job is responsive, tidy, fairly priced or trouble-free. An older DBPR detail for ER0008622 remains null and void, so ask which current license and insurance policy cover the exact work.
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- Readers confirming the Key West electrical company behind a quote
- Property owners who want a permit, qualifier and license trail before work
- Customers collecting an itemized electrical proposal while public review evidence is thin
Verify before booking Lighthouse Electric of Key West, Inc.
- Reconcile current ER13015727 information with the older ER0008622 null-and-void record
- Confirm the legal entity, qualifier, insurance and permit responsibility in writing
- Treat one approved permit as job-specific evidence, not a company-wide performance guarantee
- Exclude similarly named Lighthouse Electric businesses and out-of-market review pages
What current records establish
Sunbiz identifies LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC OF KEY WEST, INC. as an active Florida corporation at 900 Frances Street, with recent annual reports. Monroe County's active-contractor register adds a newer local verification lead: the company is listed in Key West with Dennis Michael Piscopink as qualifier, county contractor ID 16327 and state license ER13015727. The register also displays insurance, workers-compensation and certificate dates, which should be checked again when a proposal is signed.
A City of Key West eTRAKiT record for permit BLD2025-1260 names Lighthouse Electric of KW Inc, the same phone number, and Piscopink as qualifier. Rough and final electrical inspections are shown approved. That is useful evidence that the operator participated in a recent permitted job; it is not proof of customer satisfaction, pricing or performance on an unrelated project. It also does not show whether the customer experienced clear communication, reliable arrival windows or a satisfactory final invoice.
Why the license records need reconciliation
The older DBPR detail page for Lighthouse Electric of Key West displays ER0008622 as null and void with a 2020 expiry date. The newer Monroe County register lists ER13015727, creating a verification question rather than a simple pass/fail conclusion. A customer should ask for the current state license number and qualifier, verify it directly with DBPR, and confirm that the contracting entity and insurance certificate match the estimate.
Put permit responsibility, inspection closeout, service-call fees, concealed-condition pricing and callback terms in writing. Keep the permit number and the license check with the contract. Corporate registration, a county listing and a permit each answer different questions; none eliminates the need to verify coverage for the exact job and date. Keep the records together so a later dispute can be tied to the actual entity and scope.
What the review evidence does not show
No attributable independent customer-review body was accessible for the Key West company in this pass. The research therefore cannot responsibly claim recurring praise for arrival times, troubleshooting, cleanup, communication, pricing or emergency response, and it cannot claim a recurring complaint about unfinished work or billing. The approved permit is an operational record, not a review. It cannot tell a homeowner how the crew handled the property, explained changes or resolved a callback.
A Trustburn page for Lighthouse Electric uses a different domain, lighthouseelectric1111.com, and generic out-of-market material. It is explicitly excluded. Combining it with Key West search results would manufacture local sentiment and could mislead both homeowners and the business. The profile remains scoreless until a dated, branch-specific review set can be inspected. A future update should identify the platform, review dates and job context rather than relying on an unattributed star total.
How to use this profile before hiring
Describe the property, circuit or equipment, symptoms, access limits and deadline, then request an itemized written scope. Ask whether the visit is diagnostic or repair, what the service-call fee covers, which materials are included, who pulls the permit, how inspections are closed, and what warranty or callback terms apply. For an older Key West property, ask whether corrosion, grounding, capacity and code work could change the price.
Before authorizing regulated work, reconcile the current license and insurance, confirm the legal entity on the contract, and compare another written quote when the project is significant. RealReviews is not an electrical inspector and does not convert a corporate record into a score. The purpose is to make the public evidence legible so a homeowner can ask the contractor focused questions before money or access changes hands. This page's value is making the identity trail, permit evidence and unresolved license question visible while the independent review record is still missing.
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- Reconcile current ER13015727 information with the older ER0008622 null-and-void record
- Confirm the legal entity, qualifier, insurance and permit responsibility in writing
- Treat one approved permit as job-specific evidence, not a company-wide performance guarantee
- Exclude similarly named Lighthouse Electric businesses and out-of-market review pages
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