
Commercial electrical contracting
Licensed Florida electrical contractor work — permitted, built, and closed out from the Miramar office.
Read moreCaribbean Technical Services, Inc. · Est. 2004 · from Miramar, Florida
Sealed design when you need drawings. Licensed Florida electrical contracting when you need the work permitted and built. Miramar office. PE + EC.

$200,000,000+
Our estimators have been awarded over $200,000,000 worth of work from Miramar, Florida.
Practice

Licensed Florida electrical contractor work — permitted, built, and closed out from the Miramar office.
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Power distribution, lighting, and related systems for industrial, educational, and commercial buildings.
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Runway and taxiway lighting, series circuits, and vault work for airports that need drawings that survive a night inspection.
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PV system design for industrial, commercial, and residential clients — sized to the building, the utility, and the code.
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Takeoffs, bids, schedules, and job-site management — our estimators have been awarded over $200,000,000 worth of work from Miramar, Florida.
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We are a small licensed firm. You work with the engineer who seals the drawings — not a revolving account team.
A short call or site visit to pin down what is being asked, who the authority having jurisdiction is, and what a complete set actually needs.
Existing conditions, utility constraints, and field measurements. We do not design from photographs alone if the building can be walked.
Calculations, one-lines, plans, and specifications prepared for permit and for the people who will install the work.
Responses to plans examiners, coordination with the rest of the design team, and a set that can leave the office.
Submittals, RFIs, site observation, and as-builts through closeout — if that is part of the engagement.

Geography
CTSI is based in Miramar, Florida. The principal engineer is licensed in Florida, North Carolina, and Puerto Rico, and holds a Florida certified electrical contractor license. That mix is useful when a job crosses a shoreline — or a state line.
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