KIRKWOOD ENTERPRISES, INC.
CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA

Before the turn of the century, in 1895, in Pittsburgh, PA., Harry R. Kirkwood, the great grandfather of today’s Kirkwood Electric President, Wayne R. Kirkwood, started Kirkwood Electric. Carried on by his grandfather, Ralph C. Kirkwood, and his father, Ralph H. Kirkwood. Kirkwood Electric is a fourth generation company. Kirkwood Electric Established in Florida in 1976, Kirkwood Electric has been serving the residents of Lee, Collier and Charlotte Counties for nearly 30 years. But this company’s roots actually date back 4 consecutive generations, from the northeast to the south. Today, Kirkwood Electric carries on a tradition of quality that began over 100 years ago. Kirkwood Electric was established in Lee County, Florida by Wayne Kirkwood and his father, Ralph H. Kirkwood while Wayne was still in college. After receiving his degree, Wayne joined his father full-time. The rest is Lee County business history. Kirkwood Electric is, today, one of SW Florida’s largest and most respected electrical contracting firms. They have a well established reputation for honesty, quality and superior service. WE ARE PASSIONATE We have a proven record of accomplishment and are a reputable company in the Southwest Florida area. We ensure that all projects are done with utmost professionalism using quality materials and knowledgeable installation. For us, honesty is the only policy and we strive to complete all projects with integrity, not just with our clients, but also our suppliers and contractors. With thousands of successful projects under our belt, we are one of the most trusted electrical contractors in Southwest Florida. WE ARE ALWAYS IMPROVING Who We Are? Before the turn of the century, in 1895, in Pittsburgh, PA., Harry R. Kirkwood, the great grandfather of today’s Kirkwood Electric President, Wayne R. Kirkwood, started Kirkwood Electric. Carried on by his grandfather, Ralph C. Kirkwood, and his father, Ralph H. Kirkwood. Kirkwood Electric is a fourth generation company. Kirkwood Electric Established in Florida in... Check to see that cords are not overloaded. Additionally, extension cords should only be used on a temporary basis; they are not intended as permanent household wiring. Make sure extension cords have safety closures to help prevent young children from shock hazards and mouth burn injuries. GFCIs can help prevent electrocution. They should be used in any area where water and electricity may come into contact. When a GFCI senses current leakage in an electrical circuit, it assumes a ground fault has occurred. It then interrupts power fast enough to help prevent serious injury from electrical shock. Test GFCIs regularly according to the manufacturer’s instructions to make sure they are working properly.