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Darias Electric Corp
Darias Electric Corp (D.E.C. Electric) is a licensed Florida Certified Electrical Contractor based in Cape Coral, FL (license #EC13014143), with 20+ years of commercial and residential experience.
Dynamic Electric is a veteran-owned, licensed Florida Certified Electrical Contractor serving the Cape Coral area (license #EC13008687), specializing in whole-home generator installation.
Generator Supercenter of Fort Myers is a licensed Florida Certified Electrical Contractor serving the Cape Coral area (license #EC13009086), part of the national Generator Supercenter franchise network. It is listed in Generac's official dealer locator (checked October 4, 2026).
Mr. Electric of Southwest Florida is a licensed Florida Certified Electrical Contractor based in Cape Coral, FL (license #EC13015507), a location of the national Mr. Electric franchise network.
SWFL Electric LLC (Southwest Florida Electric) is a licensed Florida Certified Electrical Contractor serving the Cape Coral area (license #EC13011649).
SWFL Generator is a licensed Florida Certified Electrical Contractor serving the Cape Coral area (license #EC13011322), with 20+ years of generator-specific sales, installation, and service experience.
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Average cost in Cape Coral
Whole-home standby generator installation in Cape Coral typically costs $5,500-$12,800 all-in. See our full cost breakdown guide for what drives the price up or down, or use the generator sizing calculator for an estimate based on your own home.
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Permit & code requirements in Cape Coral
The City of Cape Coral's Community Development Department requires a full permit stack for standby generators — electrical, gas/mechanical, and often a building permit for the concrete pad — plus compliance with the city's 160-mph wind zone and a minimum five-foot setback from property lines.
Hurricane-driven multi-day outages make Florida one of the highest-demand states for standby generators; demand and installer lead times both spike May–November (hurricane season).