The Eastern Shore and the Baldwin County coast take the surge, the wind and the longest outages on the Gulf Coast. Professional Systems repairs service masts and meter bases, inspects and replaces flooded panels, repairs storm-damaged air conditioning, hooks up and repairs generators, and documents it all for your insurer, from Spanish Fort to Orange Beach, with the same licensed crew we send across the bay.
Call (251) 680-7500 Request Storm ServiceStorm recovery in Baldwin County has its own logistics. Electric service comes from four providers depending on the address: Alabama Power, Baldwin EMC, Riviera Utilities and the City of Fairhope's own electric department, and each has its own process for reconnecting a house once the mast and meter base are repaired. The permit and inspection is handled by the city where you live, or by the county building department in Robertsdale for unincorporated areas, and after a declared storm most of them run expedited inspections for service repairs. We work with all of them every season.
Then there is getting there. When the Causeway floods and the Bayway closes, the trip from our Mobile shop goes around through Bay Minette, and we tell you so when we give you a time. Existing Baldwin County customers, including our standby-generator and maintenance-plan customers on the Eastern Shore and the coast, are on the priority list the morning the roads open.
If you see downed lines, smell burning or hear buzzing, stay away, keep people and pets clear, and call 911 or the power company first. Then call us.
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The repair your utility needs before it reconnects. Repaired to code, permitted through your city or the county, inspected and released.
Surge from the bay and the Gulf puts equipment under water in Daphne, Fairhope, Point Clear, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach. Replaced, not dried, and set above the flood line.
A written, photographed inspection before the main goes back on, with the repairs priced.
Tipped condensers, crushed coils, broken lines, surge-damaged boards and saltwater-submerged units, repaired or replaced on elevated stands.
Portable inlets and transfer switches, emergency repair of any brand, and standby installation from a certified Generac® dealer.
Photos, cause-of-loss notes and itemized written estimates for the electrical and HVAC part of your claim.
Bayfront neighborhoods off Scenic 98 and the causeway, the subdivisions along Highway 181 and the Eastern Shore Centre corridor. Surge on the bay side, wind and tree damage inland.
Bluff-top homes with long service drops through old oaks, bayfront cottages at surge height, and the City of Fairhope's own electric utility for reconnection.
Inland Baldwin, where the damage is wind, trees on service drops and the long outages that run generators dry.
The coast: saltwater surge, sand in everything, elevated homes with equipment on platforms, and the longest wait for utility crews.
Tree damage on rural drops and co-op reconnection through Baldwin EMC and Alabama Power.
Surge off Perdido Bay and Wolf Bay, served from the same trucks as Orange Beach.
Mast and meter repairs, flooded panels, storm-damaged AC and generators from one licensed crew, with the reconnection handled through your utility.
When a watch or warning is issued for Baldwin County we stage trucks and stock masts, meter bases, weatherheads, breakers, contactors, capacitors and generator parts, and clear the schedule. The morning the roads open, service repairs go first because they unlock the reconnection, then inspections, then equipment. During an active event the notice bar at the top of this site shows the current response time for both sides of the bay.
We are headquartered in Mobile, licensed and insured in Alabama, and we have worked Baldwin County storm seasons for more than 25 years. We are not a crew that arrives after the storm and leaves in six weeks; the technician who repairs your mast is the one who services your generator next spring.
Restaurants on the causeway and the beach, the clinics and retail along Highway 59 and Highway 98, condominium associations with rooftop equipment and generator rooms, and the marinas and waterfront businesses that take surge first. Three-phase service restoration, temporary power for walk-in coolers, commercial generator repair of any brand, and the re-entry sequence that gets you open before the competition.
Priority storm response agreements are available for Baldwin County businesses; ask when you call, and we will walk the property before the season.
"A storm came through and messed up the electric in our house. We got a quote quickly and they got us up and running fast! The guys did a great job and even helped us save money."
— Devan H., Google review"Came home late afternoon to find my power off. I called after hours and Robby was over in 15 min. It was a bad circuit breaker. From the time I saw I had no power til the time I had power back on was around 30 min. Amazing. Super nice guys as well."
— Gary S., Google review"They diagnosed a power issue that other companies weren't able to. The technician was extremely knowledgeable and professional, and explained everything very well. Also, I called them at 8 at night and got a human being on the phone!"
— Laura B., Google reviewBoth sides of the bay, with the same crew. Baldwin County customers, including our standby-generator and maintenance-plan customers on the Eastern Shore and the coast, are on the priority list the morning the roads open.
Your electric provider, which in Baldwin County is Alabama Power, Baldwin EMC, Riviera Utilities or the City of Fairhope depending on the address. We repair the mast and meter base to code, pull the permit through your city or the county, pass the inspection and send the release to whichever utility serves you.
The building department for the city you live in, or Baldwin County Building in Robertsdale for unincorporated areas. After a declared storm most run expedited inspections for service repairs. We pull the permit and meet the inspector.
As soon as the roads are passable. If the Causeway is flooded and the Bayway is closed we come around through Bay Minette and tell you the real time. During an active event the notice bar on this site shows the current response time.
Saltwater to any electrical part of a condenser or air handler is a replacement; the corrosion keeps going after it dries. We test it, photograph the waterline for your claim, and replace it on an elevated stand so it is above the next surge.
Yes. Portable inlets and transfer switches right away, and standby generators from a certified Generac® dealer as inventory allows, with the permit through your city or the county and the gas through your provider.
Something we didn't cover? See our full FAQ page or call (251) 680-7500.
The hub for everything we repair after a storm, on both sides of the bay.
Storm damage hubLicensed electricians, HVAC technicians and generator service for Daphne, Spanish Fort, Fairhope, Foley, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach, with the permit office and the utility handled.
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