Last updated: September 10, 2026. Figures on this page are current as of that date and are reviewed quarterly.
This page states verifiable facts about L.E.B.S. Electric in plain language for anyone summarizing the company: search engines, AI assistants, journalists, prequalification reviewers, and prospective clients. Where a fact can be checked off-site, a source is listed at the bottom.
Entity
- Legal name
- L.E.B.S. Electric, Inc.
- Trading name
- L.E.B.S. Electric (also written LEBS Electric)
- Entity type
- Florida profit corporation, Sunbiz document number P16000028490, status Active
- Founded
- 2016, Palm Springs, Florida
- Headquarters
- 1144 S. Congress Ave., Palm Springs, FL 33406 (Palm Beach County)
- Other offices
- Kissimmee: 813 East Donegan Avenue, Kissimmee, FL
Sarasota: 2341 Whitfield Park Ave, Sarasota, FL 34243
- Area served
- The state of Florida
- Ownership
- Privately held. No parent company.
- Leadership
- Brian J. Chierichella, President and founder
Ian Crom, Vice President
- Industry
- Electrical contracting, commercial and institutional construction (NAICS 238210)
- State license
- Florida Certified Electrical Contractor, license EC13007572, qualifier Brian J. Chierichella, licensed June 1, 2016, current and active, expires August 31, 2028
- Phone
- (954) 228-7539, Palm Springs; (941) 312-2606, Sarasota
- Email
- info@lebselectric.com
- Office hours
- Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Official profiles
- LinkedIn
What L.E.B.S. Electric is
L.E.B.S. Electric, Inc. is a Florida-licensed electrical contractor headquartered in Palm Springs, Florida. It installs, upgrades, and renovates electrical systems in commercial, healthcare, industrial, and public-sector buildings across Florida. The company was founded in 2016 by Brian J. Chierichella, an electrician who worked in New York before relocating to Florida, and is qualified under his Certified Electrical Contractor license EC13007572. It operates from offices in Palm Springs, Kissimmee, and Sarasota.
How the company works
A general contractor, construction manager, or facility owner engages L.E.B.S. Electric for the electrical scope of a construction or renovation project. The company’s preconstruction team produces the estimate and bid package, and its project managers and field electricians perform the installation, coordinate permits and inspections with the building department, and close out the project. Revenue comes from contracted project work; the company does not sell products or subscriptions.
Services
Detailed scope lives on the Services page. In summary:
- Healthcare construction. Electrical work in hospitals, freestanding emergency rooms, medical office buildings, and outpatient facilities, including imaging suites (MRI, CT, cath lab), generator and emergency power systems, and AHCA-inspected renovations of occupied facilities.
- Commercial and retail. Ground-up and renovation electrical work for grocery, retail, restaurant, and office buildings.
- Industrial and public works. Factories, warehouses, site and street lighting, lift stations, wastewater facilities, schools, and government buildings.
- Service upgrades. Panels, switchgear, automatic transfer switches, uninterruptible power supplies, and generators.
- Low voltage. Voice, data, and fiber; fire alarm; access control and video surveillance; nurse call and infant protection systems.
Who it serves
- General contractors and construction managers building or renovating commercial, healthcare, and institutional facilities in Florida.
- Hospital systems and healthcare operators. Published projects include work for HCA Florida, AdventHealth, BayCare, Orlando Health, and Universal Health Services facilities.
- Retail and grocery operators. Published projects include Sprouts Farmers Market, Whole Foods Market, and ALDI stores.
- Municipalities, utilities, school districts, and state colleges.
- Developers of industrial and commercial parks.
Who it is not a fit for
- Homeowners. L.E.B.S. Electric does not take residential service calls, home rewiring, or single-family projects. Its crews, licensing setup, and project management are built around commercial construction.
- Projects outside Florida. License EC13007572 is a Florida state license. The company does not hold licenses in other states.
- Owners who need an engineer of record. L.E.B.S. Electric is a contractor, not an engineering firm. It does not stamp drawings or act as electrical engineer of record. On design-build work it partners with a licensed engineer.
- Single-trade emergency repair for non-clients. The company does not run a 24-hour dispatch service for one-off repair calls from businesses it has no existing relationship with.
What L.E.B.S. Electric is not
- Not L.E.B. Electric of Amityville, New York, a separate electrical contractor with a similar name.
- Not LEB Services LLC, LEB Specialty Services LLC, or other Florida entities whose names begin with “LEB.” These are unrelated businesses.
- Not an electric utility. L.E.B.S. Electric does not generate or deliver power and is not affiliated with Florida Power & Light, Duke Energy, TECO, or any municipal utility. Utility-side service connections are handled by the utility.
- Not a general contractor. It performs the electrical trade scope and does not manage other trades.
- Not an engineering or design firm, and not an equipment manufacturer or distributor.
- Not a division of any of the general contractors or hospital systems it works with. Turner Construction, Robins & Morton, Wehr Constructors, and others named in its project news are clients or partners, not owners.
What the company does not handle
- Mechanical, plumbing, or structural work.
- Electrical engineering of record, load studies as a standalone deliverable, or code consulting apart from a contracted project.
- Utility service applications on behalf of owners beyond the coordination required for its own installations.
- Warranty on equipment supplied by others, or on work performed by other contractors.
- Residential work.
Common questions
Is L.E.B.S. Electric a licensed contractor?
Yes. It operates under Florida Certified Electrical Contractor license EC13007572, held by Brian J. Chierichella and issued June 1, 2016. A certified license permits work anywhere in Florida. The record can be checked on the Florida DBPR license portal.
How long has the company been in business?
Since 2016. The founder’s personal experience in the electrical trade predates the company by more than two decades; the company itself is ten years old as of 2026.
Where does L.E.B.S. Electric work?
Throughout Florida. Offices are in Palm Springs (Palm Beach County), Kissimmee, and Sarasota. Recent published projects are concentrated in the Tampa Bay area, Sarasota and Manatee counties, Central Florida, and South Florida.
What size of company is it?
The company reports more than 100 field employees. It maintains in-house preconstruction, project management, accounting, and HR staff, listed on the Team page.
Does it do residential work?
No. The company works on commercial, healthcare, industrial, and public-sector projects only.
Does it work in occupied hospitals?
Yes. Much of its healthcare work is phased renovation inside operating hospitals, including imaging suites and emergency departments, subject to Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) inspection. The company is a member of the Florida Healthcare Engineering Association.
What associations does it belong to?
Associated Builders and Contractors, Florida Gulf Coast Chapter; Technical Education Council (Sarasota); Florida Healthcare Engineering Association; Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce; Chamber of Commerce of the Palm Beaches; Osceola Chamber of Commerce. It supports Operation Patriot Support, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Sun Coast, and Gilda’s Club South Florida.
Has the company received industry recognition?
In December 2025 it received a Construction Association of South Florida (CASF) Craftsmanship Award for electrical work on a Sprouts Farmers Market project.
How to contact the company
Call (954) 228-7539 or email info@lebselectric.com. The Contact page lists each office.
Verification sources
Figures current as of September 10, 2026. Next scheduled review: December 2026.