Rich Higgins was professional and very responsive. He kept us fully informed on the process and…read moreany logistical issues. When the gas company cut a sprinkler line during installation of the tank, he took responsibility and had it fully repaired in 24 hours. The generator installation, connection to the house and various inspections went as scheduled without any issues.

Rich provided knowledgable advice in the selection and installation of our new Kohler whole house…read moregenerator. Before proceeding, I reached out to a former customer whose name Rich had provided; the recommendation (he had purchased two generators) was outstanding. Rich worked easily with the HOA and efficiently with county permitting. Both he -- and his installation crew -- were professional, exceptionally competent and timely in all phases of the project. He teamed up with the fuel company for the tank and fuel and that, too, went smoothly. He helped with the landscaping efforts and replanting of plants. His personal accessibility was virtually 24/7 for any question or concern, which of course were always resolved. In the end, and for any potential customers, my recommendation, too, is "outstanding." Thank you!

A company that arises out of law firms. Their contracts are abundant in red tape, with caveats and…read moresituations to increase costs. I understand it is a complex project that involves both gas and electric, and it took several months just to get the permits. It took my project 9 months to complete. I've had neighbors who got theirs installed by Reliable in 3-4 mos. There were problems I suppose with management organization and things cost me a lot more than initially quoted due to a myriad 'what-ifs'. But it took forever to organize a final inspection. There was little training and seems the expectation is you will figure it out. A couple months after the generator was installed I found the manuals INSIDE THE GENERATOR and they were soggy from the sprinkler system. I guess I should have known they were there and pulled them, but I was oblivious. I asked for replacements because they smelled and were stuck together). NOTHING came. No matter; manuals can be accessed online. The spiel given by the salesman does not mean much. Whatever (s)he says, your costs will likely rise and ongoing maintenance has hidden costs. I am assuming it is the same with every generator installation, so I can say my experience is just average.

Miguel Rodriguez, Alejandro Avila, and leonexy Olivia --. Fabulous…read more Smooth and speedy installation. All great.

Absolutely the best company in Stuart. Responsive, professional, fixed the first time. I can't…read moresay enough good about everyone there when it comes to generators. Highly, Highly Recommended!!!

Hurricane Milton came to STUART. The power went off and my generator didn't go on. It was after 5…read morePM and I said well let me call INTRACOASTAL GENERATORS they service my generator 10 minutes later to my surprise. I got a call back from Lou. He walked me through how to transfer it manually and it worked thank you Lou. Great service. !!!

We had an appointment for Friday with arrival between 8-4. Updated to say 8-5. No one showed …read more... no contact whatsoever and it's mid-day on Monday. It was for an annual package purchase. Needless to say won't be getting that.

Racks annual service contract isn't worth the $595 they charge. Sur they show up twice a year to…read moretest the gegenerator but aren't responsive when the system breaks down. I called after we lost power and was told i needed to pay another $395 to be placed on a priority list with no guarantee of a timely service call. Because I called on a Friday morning I was told they didn't work weekends which meant I had no power when I needed it. Rack will gladly sell you a generator but may not service it when you need it.

Last year I was ripped off by this company for over $1000 and left the generator not working only…read moreto find out he was selling the company I wouldn't. I still wouldn't use them

This small company demonstrates that it wants our business. They show up on time, they do…read moreprofessional work, and they charge very fair prices.

Fpl.meter caught on…read morefire Jesse at forward electric responded immediately and worked With fire dept.city.fpl to get new meter installed And service up later that day

I cant say enough about Forward Electric and Air. As a realtor and property manager it is really…read moreimportant to have a company who is responsive. They come through every time. They have saved several vacations of tenants renting at IRP and they have appreciated how fast and professional the technicians were. Thank you to the team at Forward for keeping everyone Cool! Michelle Ethridge, VRBO Hostess Realtor, Keller Williams of the Treasure Coast 954-298-0824

outstanding service and communication across the board! We've had a bad run on contractors, but…read morecontinuum made up for all of that. Our confidence in humanity is restored!

I would not recommend Continuum Electric based on my experience…read more I contacted them through Yelp to install a ceiling fan. Their response stated they estimated the project at a $50 flat rate, and I agreed to schedule the work based on that representation. On the day of the appointment, the technician came to my home while I was at work and my partner let him in. Instead of installing the fan, I later received an invoice for $257. When I questioned the charge, I was told the "$50 flat rate" was actually just a service call to inspect the wiring, verify the electrical box, and provide an estimate. However, that was not how the job was presented when I booked it. Looking back through our messages, I could not find anywhere that I was told the $50 was only an estimate or service-call fee before the technician arrived. That explanation only came after I questioned the invoice. What disappointed me most was the way the situation was handled. Rather than acknowledging that the wording was confusing or that there may have been a misunderstanding, they blamed Yelp and claimed Yelp requires businesses to use the term "flat rate." They also later contacted me after the visit claiming I had threatened to leave a bad review if I had to pay the $50 service fee, which was never my position. I paid the $50. My issue was that they advertised what appeared to be a flat-rate installation, then attempted to charge over five times that amount after arriving. Everyone can make mistakes. What matters is how a business handles them. In my opinion, a company should take responsibility for misleading pricing instead of shifting the blame. I can't recommend a business that advertises one thing and then explains it differently only after the customer questions the bill.