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Mr. Mike Electric
Locally owned and operated in Ft Myers Fl .We are your hometown electrician.
🌅 After the Storm, We’re Still Here. Together. 💙![]()
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To all of SWFL, we made it through Hurricane Milton. It’s been a tough ride, but our community is strong, resilient, and we’ll rebuild together.![]()
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🌿 We’ll be here as the skies clear, helping each other pick up the pieces, offering support, and finding hope in the days ahead.![]()
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💪 Now, more than ever, it’s time to lend a hand to our neighbors, check in with loved ones, and remember that brighter days are coming.![]()
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We’ve faced storms before, and we’ve always come back stronger. Let’s rebuild with strength, compassion, and unity. Together, we’ve got this! 💪🌈![]()
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#mrmikeelectric #SWFLStrong #HurricaneMiltonRecovery #RebuildTogether #CommunityFirst #WeGotThis
We are sharing generator safety and refueling tips for those that need to run on generator power. Stay safe out there! #HurricaneMiltonRecovery #mrmikeelectric #generatorsafety
🌪️💡 After the storm, safety comes first! As we begin the cleanup and recovery process following a hurricane, it's crucial to prioritize generator safety. Here are some essential tips: ![]()
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1️⃣ **Positioning**: Always place your generator outdoors and away from windows, doors, and vents. This helps prevent carbon monoxide buildup indoors. Chain your generator to a nearby tree, if possible, to prevent theft. ![]()
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2️⃣ **Refueling**: Turn off the generator and let it cool down before refueling to avoid fire hazards. ![]()
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3️⃣ **Electrical Safety**: Only run the generator during outages. ![]()
Use heavy-duty extension cords rated for outdoor use, and never connect your generator directly to your home’s electrical system unless you have a transfer switch installed by a professional.![]()
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4️⃣ **Maintenance**: Regularly check your generator for any signs of damage or wear and ensure it’s in good working order before use. ![]()
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Stay safe and take care of each other! 💙✨ #mrmikeelectric #HurricaneSafety #GeneratorTips #StaySafe #DisasterPreparedness #CommunityCare