A Bachelor of Science,
then forty years of fieldwork.
Simon Dodd earned his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of South Florida, then walked straight into the field. That was 1985. The tools have changed. The standards have tightened. The core rule has not: do the job right the first time — courteously, cleanly, and to code.
Licensed as a Florida electrical contractor in 2002, Simon has spent four decades on projects most contractors never touch: the Naples Philharmonic Center for the Arts, the Hollywood 20 cinema in Tampa, the Tampa Bay Water Treatment Plant, and several Royal Caribbean cruise ships. The same engineer-trained hands that handled those jobs handle your ceiling fan, your panel upgrade, and your generator install.
What makes a B.S. in Electrical Engineering different? Load calculations, stamped drawings, and code documentation — done in-house. Most residential electricians sub that work out or skip it entirely. Simon doesn't. That's why commercial clients keep his number, and why residential clients who started with a broken breaker end up calling back for the whole-home rewire.
Today, Dodd's Electric and Engineering, Inc. serves Hernando, Pasco, Hillsborough, and Pinellas counties. Licensed. Insured. Residential. Commercial. Industrial. One phone number. One standard.