About Marez Electric — Your Electrician Near You in Valrico, FL
One licensed electrician. No dispatcher, no rotating crew, no call center reading from a script.
From Cuba to Florida: How Marez Electric Started
Ariel Hernández Alemán didn’t grow up planning to become an electrician. In Cuba, he studied economics and spent years teaching and coaching chess — a game that rewards exactly one thing: thinking the move through before you make it.
He moved to Florida and started at a local college to learn English. Electrical work was the first job he found. He was good at it, and he stayed.
From there, he climbed the trade the only way Florida law allows — one license at a time, by exam and by hours worked, with nothing skipped: journeyman, then Master, then Unlimited Master.
The chess habit never left. On a job, that means the same thing it meant at the board: figure out what’s actually wrong before touching anything, so the fix holds — and you don’t call about the same problem twice.
Journeyman, Master, Unlimited Master — Every Step Earned
Florida issues three levels of electrical license, and each one has to be earned in order. Ariel holds the top one.
Journeyman
The entry license, earned first.
Master Electrician
The next step up — more scope and more responsibility.
Unlimited Master Electrician
The highest electrical license the state issues, with no restriction on the size or type of job.
License #EC13014770. Marez Electric Inc. also carries $2,000,000 in general liability coverage and Workers’ Compensation — so the job is covered from the permit to the last outlet.
What It Means for Your Home
An Unlimited Master license isn’t a formality. It’s what lets Marez Electric:
- Pull permits for panel upgrades, new circuits, and new construction
- Wire a house from the ground up — not just handle service calls
- Sign off on commercial work , not just residential
Plenty of trucks on the road don’t carry that license. You can verify #EC13014770 directly with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation — it’s not a claim you have to take on faith.
Every service call also carries a 30-day warranty , and new construction work is warrantied for a full year, as Florida law requires.
Work With Marez Electric
You’ll talk to Ariel — the same person who holds the license, quotes the job, and does the work. Nobody else answers this phone.
Monday – Saturday, 8 AM – 10 PM · Valrico, FL and Hillsborough County
License #EC13014770 · Licensed & Insured