Mr Colly Installed the electrical panel, for his price $750. Said repair would take 3-4 hrs. It took days. He carved a hole in the dry wall around the installed panel - left the outlet pushed back into the wall. Promised to repair the dry wall for additional $150. However, when he did return. he tacked ply wood on the wall instead leaving open areas between the ply wood, and the original dry wall. He did not label the panel as he stated he would. So I have to guess which switch goes to which area of the house in the event of a cut off. Old panel vs new. Other pictures of the ply wood repair. He said this would be temporary.
His words: When contacted to have him complete the project he stated "I would charge $150 to repair the sheetrock with mud and tape around the new panel so the grand total would be $900 plus tax if you choose to pay with a card or $900 even if you pay with check or cash
11:49 AM. He was paid $900.00 He said he would come back to complete the dry wall.
Darius Colly dcelectric595@gmail.com
Sep 29, 2025, 2:55PM
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Good afternoon
The job as I remember it was to cover the openings I created while installing the electrical panel/wiring which I did. The plywood was used to build out the wall and protect the wiring behind it so a drywall company could install new drywall without damaging any wiring. I am not a professional drywall contractor so that would be out of my expertise. You paid me to install a new electrical panel and that's what I did and I spent time and money to repair the wall with drywall and plywood but you would need to hire a contractor to do any additional work to your satisfaction.
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