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Great job! Diagnosed and fixed the issue with our flickering lights. Reasonable price. I'd recommend.

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I have a house circuit that is off but I can't find the breaker in the box to reset it what is the rough cost and are you available today? 9330 Avalon Road 92371

$100 service call/$85 an hour. $185 total plus any materials if needed. Yes I can make it out today.

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“Requested assistance for lights not working, insurance sucked and wouldnt cover ballasts- Called Dave and received a quote.”

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Clean Star Electric - electricians - Updated November 2026

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