I'm not very good at Yelp. But I found this business. I am so pleased…read more He did a great job. I feel he went way way out of his way. Reasonable rates professionally done polite. Response time was good. Attitude was good. Work was good, excellent all If you're a senior he's sensitive that it's just, just, I can't believe I got lucky after so many disappointments. Hi they recommend.

Like I said. A liar. I am not a nurse. I do work in medical field…read more I asked for 30 amp RV outlet, he installed industrial 30/50 amp. REM inspection informed me he has no state licensing. They understand the whole system so I don't have to. Not my trade. No electrician was EVER was on property, sent by Rob, other than Rob. Ones he did. Contact to send over have no idea who he is and wouldn't take responsibility looking over an unlicensed electrician anyway. Their words not mine. What's the proper mast diameter and wire for 200amp service? You installed 1 1/2 inch mast when it should be 2 inch. What gauge wire did you use for the same service? What did you use for ground? Single or double? Go ahead and answer so someone that does know what they're doing can respond? You want to make restitution? You could have came over anytime and done so. You didn't. For everyone else: make sure you are to code and his work actually works before you pay him.

Highly recommend. Mary in the office was great to work with and Kirk who did the work explained…read moreeverything he was doing and why.

In my continuing quest to complete a retro fit LED lighted store that the new retrofit lamps (the…read moreentire system was upgraded in 2020, 100+ fixtures!) are somehow already obsolete, I'm finding myself asking others with hopefully more current electrical know how. As an electrician, I've been practicing this trade this time around since 2014, following a career redirect in 98 wherein I dropped blue collar electrician work I did 1983-1996, to do CAD work for electrical engineering and similar. This was often solid modeling GIS and GPS mapping. At any rate, I just found another electrical contractor who was both welcoming and open to share knowledge and not expect compensation for his 10min consult. In short, when I find individuals who are courteous and wanting to help I like to make sure they get the best foot forward. I looked at examples of their work online and it's precisely as I hoped to find. Top shelf.

I called three times in November for service on my Generac generator and am still waiting for a…read morecall back. No service at all. It should not take three months for a reply. I finally found another contractor to fix it.

Chris installed our whole house generator. Great work and service. He made sure all of our gas…read moreappliances would re-light, and took the time to explain the mobile app and how it works. We highly recommend Chris and trust him with all our electrical needs.

Ron's Refrigeration was super easy to work with and they have a great staff. My furnace went out…read moreand Ryan helped me out with an affordable quote in A timely manner. Technicians Ted and Scott completed the install while providing me with some great info as well. I couldn't have asked for a smoother furnace replacement.

I requested service, and told them the actual part number that failed. I requested the part be on…read morethe truck. When technician showed he did not have part, or any knowledge I had requested it. He did quick tune up of heat system and charged me $180. He then called in and ordered part for me. I agreed to install it myself to save another service call. I drove 40 miles round trip to pick up the $191 part. Got home and decided to do a little research. The average cost for this part was $75-80. And they charged me $191 and I installed it myself. They would not take it back, even though box never opened. I have been doing business with them exclusively for the last 12 years, but no more.