Does not guarantee their work find better electrician charges are very high priced toread more

Even though we didn't use Advantage Electric for our repair, Ashley was more than accommodating…read morewith working around my schedule. I appreciate your great customer service. thanks, Michele

When we moved into our 1950s built house the electrical was a mess, Steven came out and fixed all…read moreof the issues we had, replaced the electrical box, replaced outlets, and simplified the wiring. A vast improvement over what it was when we moved in. He was phenomenal and I would highly recommend him.

From the very start and through the entire project, communication was prompt, professional,…read morestraightforward and friendly. I did not feel like I was pushed or hassled into decisions. I feel my time was respected in both the bidding stage and through the planned work day. The work completed was thorough and complete and my house was left tidy. These guys did an all around great job Excellence in quality and value.

They just did everything from soup to nuts for me down in Hastings. Bill has been very responsive…read moreand quick with everything.

We needed some electrical work done and contacted Hannay. They were able to come out and take a…read morelook relatively quickly. Unfortunately, they never got back to us with a promised quote following the initial review. I tried calling, texting, and emailing both to provide the information needed from the electrical company as well as in an attempt to obtain a quote. We never heard back. We tried to give them the benefit of the doubt and gave them both time and follow ups. I feel it's highly unprofessional to ghost a customer like that.

Kath installed my HVAC system seven years ago. Their service was so prompt and professional. My…read moreheat had gone out on Christmas eve I would never of guessed I could get someone out at my home in an hour. My air conditioning went out last week on a 90° day. Once again, Kath was out in one hour. They have tremendous prompt and professional service, and really reasonable prices. I can't recommend them highly enough.

Kath just installed a new furnace and air conditioner for my mother and I was very impressed by…read moretheir efficiency and professionalism and I'm a tough customer to impress! They arrived on time (both when providing the estimate and the installation) and when they were done 5 hours later, other than having new units in place you wouldn't have know they were even there as they cleaned up everything they removed along with any debris/dust that was created. Really love the fact that they have their own master electrician so you aren't relying on a contractor. After installation was complete, Jim, who was the sales rep we worked with came back and inspected everything to make sure it was done to our satisfaction. I would recommend this company to anyone looking to install a new unit...

I had an electrical problem and needed someone to come out immediately. I called Randy's electric…read moreand plumbing and they sent someone out right away. The guy they sent took care of my electrical issue and I was glad he came out. It was a bit expensive but a needed repair.

I thought I needed service but it turned out to be a simple fix. Only changed me the trip fee.read more

We have used Krinkies a couple of times now and could not be happier. Very responsive, great…read moreservice with advice and suggestions without pressured upselling. Prices are really reasonable and we got a reminder for annual service and cleaning.

Easy to contact and schedule. Showed up on time. They charge a little over $100 to visit, which…read morecould be applied to work. They do have coupons on their website to wave this with a repair. In my case, they sent their senior guy (Joe, master plumber, electrician, everything you can think of), and he suggested waiving the trip fee in exchange for the hour he spent diagnosing my Daikin heat pump communicating system (zones, zone board, etc.). That was $195, and I thought it was fair. The fix was mostly to adjust my zone board directly rather than through the thermostat, and also to analyze my plumbing needs for other projects. Nice guy, knowledgeable, I enjoyed talking with him. For the HVAC work, Joe had to call Andy, who is their Daikin pro and duct engineer. Andy knows what he's talking about, more than any other HVAC person I've talked to (4Front installed my system in a mess for the previous owner, Binder HVAC charged me a lot for wasted time because they didn't understand Daikin systems, while Twin Cities Heating and Air, Midwest Heating and Cooling, and Golden Valley Heating and Air all had no idea what to do and had weird suggestions). If you have a Daikin system, ask for Andy. He tuned my zone board, fixed some miserable duct work and leaks, and better yet taught me about how things work beyond the mysterious Daikin "algorithm." He was patient with my questions and suggestions, too. This work was about $400, which is way less than the $3,000 I got bilked out of at one of the other places. It took a few hours. For the plumbing, they sent Frank, who is another senior guy specializing in plumbing. Frank worked fast, was courteous, and did a few extra little jobs for me when I asked for advice on them, such as greasing a fused spigot and dabbing some silicone on a hole in the shower frame. He also educated me about my water system, including winterizing and shutoff procedures. For the plumbing work, Frank installed a water mixing valve and also terminated a leaking pipe in the ceiling. This work was about $600. It took a few hours. In both cases, they brought along an apprentice, each of whom was equally courteous and attentive. It was very endearing. For billing, there are a couple of things they do. 1) the charge is the price. They don't do the most granular breakdown of costs in the invoice, but they do calculate it and you can ask what the calculation is. It is not an estimate or a minimum charge, more like a bid. The nice thing about that is that it will cost that and no more, which means they are happy to stick around and help here and there without charging for time. For larger projects, I'm not sure if they would charge the lesser of the bid vs labor time, but I would hope so. I haven't needed them for something big yet. For example, Pulse Electric is an electrician service that never charges more than their bid, and charges for time if it's less. I think Krinkie's would just charge the bid, but I got the sense they would be reasonable if, say, a 3-day project took only 1 day. 2) They have a subscription service that seemed like a no-brainer. For $20/m, they will come out twice a year to tune your furnace/AC, and you also get 20% off all other services, which paid for itself with our plumbing and ductwork needs. Use these guys! I love having them as my go-to people now.

We've been very pleased every time Vetter's has come to our home. Cory has done a great job with…read morethe many tasks we have asked of him, including changing every light fixture. Recommend for sure!

Our power mast was knocked out on late Friday evening, Vetter Electric (Tyler) was here by 10 am on…read moreSaturday morning to repair. He also followed up with us to ensure Connexus Energy was out to reconnect our power. Very satisfied, he did an awesome job!

Initially we planned to take our terrible experience with Sunflake Electrical as a "life lesson" as…read morefirst time homeowners. After sharing our experience with other contractors & employees of Home Depot (just to ensure our dissatisfaction was warranted) they recommend we make our negative experience public so others don't go through the same thing. After researching on Home Advisor & seeing many positive reviews we decided to hire Sunflake Electrical to perform some basic electrical work around our home. · Main issues: o Exhaust Fan - installed but the hole was cut too large for the new fan. The electrician admitted to cutting a hole despite strategically purchasing the new fan based on existing opening size. o Kitchen Light - we did not purchase the correct light in advance & told the electrician not to proceed with installation. While at Home Depot getting other supplies he proceeded to install a non-approved light fixture, leaving us with an off centered light fixture. As the icing on the cake, we are also left with a jagged opening next to the off centered light fixture we did not choose. o Lastly, if the installation of other services would have gone smoothly, it would have also been easier to look past the mess we were left to clean up. · We shared the photos with the owner and he felt the electrical work had been done properly, and would be happy with the work in his own home. SEE PHOTOS. · We gave the owner multiple opportunities to "make this right" but his solution was for us to pay another one of his employees a flat rate of $250 to fix the two jagged holes. We are left with a jaded outlook on anyone coming to our home to complete repairs. Bottom line, avoid Sunflake Electrical! ADDITIONAL CONTEXT BASED ON OWNERS RESPONSE: Sunflake Owner: "Once the fan was completed, our electrician cleaned up the drop cloth that he had initially laid out and began cleaning the bathroom. The husband said he could clean the rest, so we proceeded to start the installation of the light." Response: Yes, the electrician laid a drop cloth on our bathroom floor that partially covered the floor (not the sink, vanity, toilet, etc.), and yes I offered to clean up the mess - the reason being, at this point the job had already taken longer than expected, and this was a matter of cost-savings. When replacing the kitchen light fixture, no drop cloth was used, and I was worried about all the debris falling into our garbage disposal, which luckily did not stop our garbage disposal from functioning properly. Sunflake Owner: "The customer asked to provide their own parts. We are totally fine with that at Sunflake." "If it had been a mistake on our part, we would have fixed the drywall no questions asked." Response: We are first time home owners, leaning on what we thought would be competent, trusted professionals to guide us in the right direction - not to receive an unfinished job and then be blamed for "our shortcomings." My wife ran to Home Depot mid-service to get additional parts for the duct work. The existing fan was already removed. She reviewed the previously purchased fan with the electrician at the start of the appointment but could have easily purchased another fan before installation. The light fixture installed was provided by Sunflake, because our two attempts to purchase something that work failed. My wife instructed the electrician to rehang the old fixture but he proceeded to install a light fixture he had on hand - which the owner also blames us for. Sunflake Owner: "Hopefully an intelligent consumer realizes the excellent value they received on this job and gives us a chance to earn their business." Response: The icing on the cake... not only does Sunflake Electrical perform an unfinished job, the owner then insults a paying customer by more or less calling us unintelligent. I truly hope that others steer clear of Sunflake Electrical, don't believe their higher ratings you see out on the internet.

Without a doubt the quickest, most reasonably priced team of professionals. Friendly,…read morecommunicative, and ethical. Came on time, cleaned up after themselves and walked me through what they were going to do and the finished work. I tried for months to get an electrician and couldn't get any follow through. If I knew about this company before I would have saved a lot of time and frustration. I've already passed their information on to many. I wholeheartedly recommend them.