Mark on the Move: From Plumbing to Power Banks, One Entrepreneur’s Next Big Idea
October 29th, 2026
Innovation doesn’t always start in a tech company. Sometimes it starts with a local business owner who sees a problem and decides to solve it.
During a recent Mark on the Move meeting, Charlotte County Economic Development’s Business Retention and Expansion Manager, Mark, connected with local entrepreneur Jarrce Sutton, owner of SWFL 24 Rooter and Drain, to learn about his newest venture, Tap Charge Go.
A New Kind of Power Solution
Sutton is taking his entrepreneurial experience beyond the plumbing industry with a technology-driven business designed to solve a familiar frustration: running out of phone battery while away from home.
Tap Charge Go offers self-service kiosks where customers can rent portable power banks, charge their devices while on the move, and return the chargers to participating stations.
The concept is designed for high-traffic locations such as restaurants, entertainment venues, hotels, and shopping centers. For businesses, it offers a potential new customer amenity without requiring guests to stay connected to a wall outlet.
The Entrepreneurial Spirit in Charlotte County
What makes Sutton’s story interesting isn’t just the technology. It’s his willingness to explore an entirely different industry while continuing to operate an established service business.
That kind of entrepreneurial thinking is an important part of Charlotte County’s economic future.
Our community offers a network of business resources, including the Florida Small Business Development Center at FGCU, SCORE, local chambers of commerce, and Charlotte County Economic Development. Together, these organizations provide opportunities for entrepreneurs to access guidance, build relationships, and explore business growth.
From skilled trades to emerging technologies, entrepreneurship takes many forms. Sometimes the next opportunity comes from expanding an existing business. Other times, it comes from a completely new idea.
Sutton’s newest venture is a reminder that entrepreneurship isn’t limited to one industry. It’s about recognizing opportunities, embracing innovation, and having the determination to pursue what’s next.
Learn more about Tap Charge Go and explore business resources available in Charlotte County.
