Quick and easy to communicate with. Project was completed on time and as quoted. Thank you.read more

They sent out two KIDS to connect a ceiling fan, a hallway light & to take pictures for a circuit…read morebreaker panel upgrade. One was (approx.) $175/hr the other was (approx.) $100, they totalled over $600 for two hours of work. The ceiling fan still doesn't work. The hallway light was reinstalled & the fixture was left with cables sticking out. The attic access was damaged. There was drywall chips on the floor from working on a switch & attic access... no vacuum? Or who cares about a customer's house? End result: the hallway light was connected & they left a mess. $600+ Will NOT call back, or recommend.

They were more than prompt--they were early! Two techs came out. They disagnosed and resolved…read morethe issue quickly, with an explanation any lay person could understand. Will use them again!!

Just wanted to thank Luis and Mike for the excellent work they did on…read morethe ring doorbell. They arrived on time, worked efficiently, finished in a timely manner, and we're extremely polite.

Reasonable prices. Colman and Todd did fantastic work, with teamwork they figured out the problem,…read moregot in/out.I recommend the company.five plus stars!!

Matt was able to come out to my house for an inspection and help me get a better understanding of…read morewhy some of my lights flicker. Apparently it's not ghosts He took time to understand where I was seeing some problems and then was able to explain why I may be having some issues. I have both an EV charger and a hot tub on my property and he also gave some guidance on if I'd want to switch to a 220 for faster charging. I really appreciate that he was prompt, clearly able to explain and share what my situation was, and also was a good price. Plus my dog liked him. Overall would highly recommend supporting this small local business!

Speedy and helpful…read more Not the most economical but great! I will call them if I have issues.

Quick response, easy to work with, fair pricing, honest quality work. Will use again.read more

These guys were awesome. I needed a junction box behind my old double wall oven moved so that the…read morenew oven would fit. The thing is super heavy and they were able to take it out and do what they needed to do. All in all, they did an awesome job and I would totally recommend AMP Electric.

The Amp Electric Team installed four ceiling lights and one ceiling fan for us on 7/8/26. They…read morewere courteous, professional and efficient. Their quote was fair and they delivered value. We are very happy with their work, and we will use them again. I am confident in recommending them.

Summary: Came quickly to clear a sewer line clog - that was pretty good. I was told "the cast iron…read moreis rusted through - you need full dig up and replacement for 24k", which wasn't true. Maybe get them to clear a clog in an emergency, but do a lot of homework before contracting a large scope of work with this group. Details: The first tech came quickly, and was professional. They weren't able to clear the clog from the cleanout in the yard, and wouldn't snake through the toilet. They pulled the toilet to clear it - I don't know if that was necessary, or a lack of skill, or an opportunity to upcharge. "Flushable" wipes got caught on the rough interior cast iron, and caused a backup. Fit-It-24-7 came and cleared the clog, and sent a second tech to do a scope, with the water OFF. Both techs said "Look at the high areas (yellow in the attached pic) where the cast iron is 'trenched'. The high sides are the pipe, and the in the section with the muddy water, that's where it's completely rusted through, and leaking sewage." A different group came to do an estimate. They scoped with the water RUNNING. "The water is clear, and you can see to the bottom and see the cast iron. What looks like a 'trench' is just decades of built up residue/oils. The pipe is beneath that (see green circle in my pic) There's no leak, but I recommend a rotary chain to resurface the cast iron, to remove rough areas that snag wipes." This was either a) an unethical attempt to charge for services not required, or b) a breathtaking lack of effort to determine what was needed, before proposing a HUGE project. If I had gone forward with the repair, I would have gotten lawyers involved after seeing that the cast iron was plenty thick.

Had my outdoor AC unit cleaned. Nick destroyed my cactus plants. I would have covered them or even…read moremoved them if he would have let me know they'd be a problem. He didn't even mention the damage before leaving.