Jesse Ellowitz owns Ellowitz Electric South and lives in Nocatee, so your Nocatee electrician is also a neighbor. Nocatee homes are newer, but their panels fill up fast once you add an EV charger, a generator or a home office. We handle the load check, the permit and the HOA paperwork. Quotes are free.
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A Nocatee house is built to code, but builders size panels for the day the home sells, not for the chargers and equipment you add later. A short load check shows whether you have room or need more capacity.
Where we work in Nocatee
Most Nocatee projects start with a panel check, then a generator or charger once there is room.
In Nocatee, a generator also has to satisfy your community. We check your HOA's rules for placement and screening, size the Generac unit to your loads, and prepare the details your association needs. Then we set the pad, wire the transfer switch and pull the county permit.
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If your builder-grade panel is full, we replace it with one that has room for an EV charger, a generator transfer switch and future circuits. For homes close to capacity, a load check first tells us whether an upgrade is needed or whether the existing panel can take the new load.
Electrical Panel Upgrades →Most of Nocatee has been built since the mid-2000s, and the villages are laid out with care: Twenty Mile, Coastal Oaks, Crosswater, Greenleaf, Town Center and Del Webb Ponte Vedra. The homes are modern, but how people use them keeps changing.
Jesse Ellowitz owns the company, and Nocatee is home. A lot of our work is here, in the villages he drives through every day.
That matters when you hire a Nocatee electrician. Jesse lives with the same HOA rules, the same builder panels and the same storm season you do. He isn’t learning the community on your job.
Most Nocatee addresses read Ponte Vedra, FL 32081. The community is mostly in unincorporated St. Johns County, so the county issues most electrical permits, though a northern slice sits in Duval County. We check which applies to your house, pull the permit and schedule the inspection. We’re licensed and insured, and every quote is free.
A builder wires a house for the day it closes. That means enough circuits for the original appliances, lights and AC, and often not much more. Add a second refrigerator, a garage workshop and a pool, and the panel gets close to full.
When you want to add something big, we begin with a load check:
A Nocatee electrician should give you a plain answer and a written quote, with no pressure to buy more than the job needs.
Many Nocatee drivers want a Level 2 charger in the garage. It is a simple project when the panel has room and a bigger one when it does not.
We install the dedicated circuit, the wiring and the outlet or hardwired unit, and we handle the permit. Our page on installing a home EV charger covers the options in more detail.
Garage placement matters too. We mount the charger where the cable reaches your parking spot without crossing a walkway, and we run the conduit neatly so the garage still looks finished. If you plan to buy a second EV later, tell us now and we can plan the circuit and panel space for it.
Hurricane season brings power outages, and the planned layout of Nocatee means a generator has to fit within HOA rules as well as county code. Placement, screening and sound can all matter.
We help in three ways:
Then we install a Generac standby generator, wire the transfer switch and pull the permit.
More Nocatee residents work from home, and a home office wants dedicated circuits, good lighting and surge protection for the electronics. We also add ceiling fans, recessed lights and outlets where the builder left gaps.
In Del Webb Ponte Vedra, the 55+ village, we can add lighting in hallways and baths, move switches and outlets to more comfortable heights, and put backup power in place so a storm is less stressful.
Whatever the village, your Nocatee electrician looks at how you live in the house first and then suggests the wiring that fits.
Next door to Nocatee, properties along the Intracoastal have different electrical needs, from docks to wells. See our page for an electrician in Palm Valley, FL.
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Yes. Jesse Ellowitz lives in Nocatee, and a lot of our jobs are in the villages near him. The shop is on US-1 North in St. Augustine, and the license, insurance and free quotes are the same wherever we work.
Usually yes. Nocatee communities have design rules for generators and outdoor equipment. We can supply plans, placement and equipment details for your association's review, and we pull the electrical permit with St. Johns County.
Maybe. Builder-grade panels are often full, so we do a load check first. If there is capacity, we add a dedicated circuit. If not, we explain what an upgrade involves before you commit.
Yes. We serve Del Webb Ponte Vedra and the rest of Nocatee, including generators for resilience, added lighting, ceiling fans and home office circuits.
We install Jellyfish permanent lighting. Because many communities regulate exterior appearance, we help you choose placement and colors that fit your association's guidelines.
