Smart Home Tech That's Actually Wired In, Not Just Plugged In

That’s almost always a missing neutral wire, which is common in older Tampa Bay switch boxes and something most smart switches need to run correctly. We run the neutral wire where it’s missing and resize the box for the new hardware so the switch actually works the way it’s supposed to.

It depends on how many switches you’re adding and whether neutral wire needs to be run to each box, which is common in homes built before smart switches existed. We give a free estimate on every visit and stand behind the work with our No Fix, No Fee guarantee, so there are no surprises once we start.

If the boxes already have a neutral wire, we can often knock it out same day. Jobs that need new neutral wiring run to multiple boxes, or a full coordinated multi-switch setup, take longer, and we’ll give you a real timeline once we’ve looked at your panel and switch boxes.

Smart switches involve line, load, and often neutral wiring that a lot of DIY installs get wrong, which is what causes the flickering and buzzing. Our electricians work under Dynasty AC’s own electrical license (EC13015888), not a subcontractor, so it’s wired to code the first time.

Yes, that’s exactly what we do, we wire multiple smart switches and outlets into one coordinated setup rather than treating each one as a separate job. It’s the better approach if you’re doing more than one room, since we can plan neutral wiring and box sizing across the whole project at once.