High price. Phone calls not returned in a timely manner. Used another electrician since and the…read moreservice and price was more competitive.

Hired Sicuranza Electric to install a 40A GFI circuit for a hot tub. Bill and Ryan were great, did…read morea nice neat job, spotless cleanup, pleasant to work with, work completed on time at the quoted price. I had a brief problem - the GFI tripped and I did not know how to reset it. The owner John Sicuranza and crew came out immediately and showed me how to reset it properly (was my fault) works great now - no problems since. I highly recommend Sicuranza: great work, good price, nice people. :)

Ken and his team are always the answer when we need an electrician…read more On time, fair prices, courteous and thorough. I highly recommend

To date, very satisfied! Will install standby Generator. Will get all my electrical needs moving fread more

I left a request for callback on Shoreline Electrical Services webite and received a call within…read morethe hour. Dzenis dropped by and offered a quote for work requested and a recommendation to install a new heat pump (a service that he does not provide), rather than replace the baseboard electric heat that failed. Great to see an honest person making a recommendation to a customer that does not benefit him.

We decided to replace the vents in 4 bathrooms out of 8. The workers showed up almost 2 hours late…read moreand rushed through the job. Here are the results. $1500 later we had to hire someone else to fix the batch job.

Welch Electric is a father-son partnership with a combined experience of 60 years, specializes in…read morecustom residential homes from wiring to electrical maintenance. The "Welch Boys" also do small projects such as wiring additions, hanging lights and fans, smoke alarms, pools, landscape lighting, kitchens and appliances, and even historical renovation. Welch Electric performs Service Changes when necessary in upgrading washers, dryers, dishwashers, furnaces, air conditioners, power tools, and other large household appliances. Today's efficient appliances often require different electrical outlets than the appliances you are replacing. Before you buy a new appliance, call Welch Electric and ask what (it any) changes will be necessary. Quick and efficient, Welch Electric is both experienced and affordable. Their website contains helpful homeowners's tips that are always fresh and pertinent. http://welchelectricllc.com

The gentleman was very helpful but, he has retired. He, very kindly, recommended another company…read more(ZELEK) but it had no appointments for three weeks.

We have worked with Rick for over 17 years. During this time he has always been on time,…read moreprofessional, well-priced and his work is excellent. More important, I have always felt comfortable having Rick work in and around both my home and family and my business. Every time I refer someone to Rick the feedback is positive.

I am so appreciative of JS Electrical. From requesting a quote to actual execution I am impressed…read moreand fully recommend. I had 5 ceiling fans and a dining room light fixture installed. The office team was flexible, the on-site team was prompt, efficient, clean, and meticulous. Actual work came in lower than quote. I absolutely recommend and will use again when I need an electrician!

We had the company generator tech (Aaron) do a yearly maintenance checkup today. He was very…read morethorough, polite, and informative about the service he was doing. He also has information on any servicing plans if you need them. He arrived within the time frame we were given. Very happy with the office manager also when we called to sign up for maintenance plans. She was polite and well-informed. We received any info requested promptly.

I hired Eastern Electrical Contractors to install two light fixtures in my home, one of which was a…read morevintage chandelier shipped from Germany. Unfortunately, during installation, 3 out of 5 of the glass globes fell and shattered due to improper handling and a failure to ensure they were correctly secured before lifting. My state of shock at seeing irreplaceable glass shattered across my dining room floor took over at that moment. Still, after explaining the situation, the original invoice was dropped from $200 to $165. While I can appreciate the partial discount, $35 off really made me feel dismissed. This was a vintage piece, a detail I had stressed while booking. The destruction of the shades doesn't just damage the fixture; it damages the entire value of the piece. After some back and forth (during which it was stated that it was within reason to fault me too for not explaining the precarious physics of the chandelier), the price was eventually lowered to $100, with a promise that if I found replacements, they would cover the cost (to an extent). Unfortunately, that seems like a long shot; these shades are likely irreplaceable, and I think even they realized the absurdity of trying to find matching replacements. The invoice was ultimately waived, but that doesn't begin to make up for the damage done to a one-of-a-kind piece, plus the hours I have spent searching for something similar since the accident. I am incredibly heartbroken, and while I understand that mistakes happen, this experience fell short of the care, accountability, and empathy I had hoped for. If you're installing standard fixtures, you may not run into issues. But if you're working with anything vintage or fragile, I'd strongly recommend finding a team with more specialized experience, more care, and more willingness to take responsibility if something goes wrong sincerely (and immediately).

Unlike the majority of electricians, plumbers and trades people around here who treat small job…read morecustomers as if we Were requesting an audience with the Pope Pious XII. Courtney, the Electrician's fiancé was friendly, gracious, and accommodating to schedule an early appointment though it was at some distance from their homebase in Waterbury. (I had misread it as being in Waterford). Bill was quick to identify the surprisingly mundane source of an important circuit , which had left us in the dark for two months when the local feudal lord Electrician deigned us unworthy of return visit, as was i was rude enough to call twice to complain. - Did you know that there are special circuit breakers for LED lights.? They drove out and retrieved a replacement from electrical supply store. In a jiff Another repair will require excavation on the outside grounds, which may have to wait till the spring thaw. Otherwise numerous cameras, doorbells and light switches stil await my long delayed implementation of a "smart" home system that I purchased six months ago, before I realized that I'm not that smart, and that setting up a wi fi network, is slightly less complicated than launching a interplanetary space probe program. Haven't got the bill yet, but I have high hopes that my faith will be restored in this state,a wasteland of consumer protection.

Jim did a great job at our rental property. Jim was fast and responsive. We will definitely be…read moreusing Flemming's again.

From the owner: Serving all of Heritage Lake and nearby surrounding communities. Registered and insured interior…read moreand exterior property maintenance. I’m also a licensed and insured electrician in my former state of Ct. I have flexible hours and availability.

Don is a great electrician and I recommend him highly. Long story short we were in a bid because…read moreanother electrician had ripped up off and Don came on a weekend and got us back on track for our kitchen remodel. He found lots of problems in our old house and we feel much safer thanks to Don.

We found Don via Google. Yeah, go ahead and laugh, but it worked in our favor! We needed a phone…read morejack installed, and AT&T was being difficult with scheduling service. So we took it to an indie and we're glad we did. Don was prompt, professional, very neat (he had to drill holes in our sheet rock) and fast! Very reasonably priced. ETA: one other thing! He asked upon entering if he should remove his shoes (very impressive) and asked to wash his hands so he didn't get anything on my white walls. I told him that I appreciated both efforts, but I did need to vacuum and that the walls were going to be painted soon. lol