Luedtke did our electric for our new construction home (April 2016) and everything was good or so I…read morethought. The other day, our garage door would not open due to a circuit breaker shorting out in the garage. I would reset it and it would short out every 3 seconds . Not even 8 months and it shorted out already. Guy comes out the following day and says it's because of all the xmas lights we have. When we built the house we had an extra switch in our front closet out there to prevent things like this from ever happening. Clearly it was not installed correctly. Besides, the previous two nights before this happened, we did not have the lights turned on. A few days later we get a bill in the mail for $91. We call and talk to a guy( I think name was Brandon but I'm not sure ) and was very rude about it and said it wasn't covered in the warranty. After being on the phone for a while they finally came to their senses. Living in the area most of my life people have always had good things to say about Luedtke electric, but not today. What good is a company or business that won't even honor a warranty for a brand new home that's less than 9 months old. If we ever get a new home or decide to move again... I would make sure to not use this company.

From the owner: Luedtke Electric has been family owned and operated since 1960. That's when Fred Luedtke's dream of…read moreowning his own business became a reality. As with many family businesses, Fred's sons began learning the trade when they were old enough to follow dad around. Now as a third generation company, Todd and his two sons continue in the well-laid tradition of a strong work ethic and a passion for all things that power up, plug in, and provide light.

Absolutely amazing workmanship! Todd and his crew were professional, timely, and dedicated to…read moregetting our job done right. He gave helpful suggestions and went out of his way to make sure we were fully satisfied with everything. I would recommend this company to anyone in need of any electric work done. Services

I am a former customer - I called to have some outlets looked at or replaced back in June or July…read more They returned my initial inquiry call (nice guy) but when it came to actually scheduling the work, they never called me back despite my leaving another message to hire them. Maybe my job was too small or maybe they are too busy...who knows? So while I can't review their electrical service, (was always good in the past) the only thing I can review now is their lack of customer service. Unfortunate.

This was my third project with Deans and I am just as pleased with them as I was with the first 2…read more I needed a closet light. I knew they may be busy, but wasn't in a rush. I called and within a week they sent out 2 wonderful electricians. They were polite, cleaned up after themselves and installed the perfect closet light. I'm very satisfied. The ladies that take calls are pleasant and follow up. When it comes to electrical work, I think it's worth paying professionals given the risk involved. I highly recommend them.

It's a great place and is very welcoming! they get the work/ job done ( would recommend)read more

Great team all around. Very happy with the installation and electrical upgrade. Monitoring it's…read morepanels and output is fun on the internet.

My experience with Arch Solar involved issues with communication, contract adherence, and the…read morehandling of corrective work. The Solar Project Agreement required exterior conduit routing for both the home and garage. Arch Solar instead penetrated the garage roof and installed interior Romex wiring, which differed from the Statement of Work. A City of Milwaukee inspection for Permit ESPV‑25‑00111 failed on January 30, 2026. Arch Solar did not inform me of the failed inspection, the defects identified, or the need for corrective work, and no corrective work occurred for more than 38 days. I learned of the failed inspection after contacting City inspectors, the Commissioner's Office, and the District 10 Alderwoman's Office. During the project, a neighbor reported that her parked vehicle was struck. The MPD CAD report for Event P2604011236 lists the striking vehicle as an Arch Solar company vehicle. The vehicle was not present when the damage was discovered. Arch Solar's General Manager later acknowledged the incident in email correspondence and stated that a police squad had been dispatched. I issued a Notice of Breach on March 9, 2026, and a Notice of Failure to Cure on March 26, 2026, after the cure period expired without resolution. A June 5, 2026 engineering report documented that the prior roof penetration left after conduit rerouting lacked required flashing and presented a durability concern. This review reflects the documented sequence of events during the project.