The Electric doctor has completed several upgrades and new additions to our growing BBQ restaurant…read more Always professional, friendly and quality work thats priced fairly. Highly recommend! Sincerely, Smokin' Outlaw Kitchen

Super experience from start to finish. They responded quickly with a quote, scheduled me, and did…read morethe work all within a couple of days. I needed a few outlets replaced to GFCI and a grounding wire reattached. David came out on time, was so polite and knowledgeable, and completed everything we needed within about an hour. Pricing was incredibly fair; I was bracing for double what they actually ended up charging. Phew! Would recommend whole heartedly!

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.

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.

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

Very knowledgeable and professional. Arrived on time and addressed all concerns. Coordinating an…read moreappointment was easy. Will use again.

Great Service by Kyle, Mike and Braden Honest hardworking guys did a great job on a difficult…read morecomplicated job at a great price.

Reasonable pricing, responsive scheduling, quality workmanship. Accomplished what was requested…read moreand another pop-issue with no issues.

R&A Enterprises of Denver replaced a 30amp switch in my braker box with a 50amp switch and replaced…read morethe improper wire with the correct one. Rick the manager was very helpful and respectful, making a difficult situation in replacing outdated 50yo wiring easier to navigate. Service technician Brock and his apprentice are very knowledgeable as well as honest, they were a pleasure to deal with.

I never actually had any work performed by R&A, but somehow the customer service experience still…read moremanaged to short-circuit itself. I submitted a Yelp project to get a quote on installing a smart thermostat. Rick called me immediately and told me he was driving, so if I texted him my name and address, he'd get back to me in about 40 minutes with a quote. Sounds reasonable. So I texted him. And waited. And waited some more. After more than two hours of radio silence, I sent a simple "Hello?" Suddenly, Rick called me back sounding like I'd just sent him 47 texts, hired a private investigator, and filed a missing persons report. "Umm... I got your message. I'm going to have someone call you with a quote." Great. That's literally all you had to text me two hours earlier. Eventually someone called and quoted me $259 to install a thermostat. Not exactly a Yelp special, but fine. We scheduled the appointment for 10:00 a.m., and I rearranged my schedule to make it work. A few days later, Rick left me a voicemail asking if they could move my appointment to 9:00 a.m. instead. He specifically said to call or text him back. So I texted him back. Can you guess what happened next? If you guessed "absolutely nothing," congratulations, you've worked with R&A before. I explained that I couldn't do 9:00 because I had another appointment at 9:15 and had already moved things around for the original time. No response. Not a yes. Not a no. Not a "See you at 10." Not even a thumbs-up emoji. At this point, I wasn't sure if they were coming at 9:00, 10:00, or sometime during the next presidential administration. So I canceled. The funniest part? The second I canceled and pointed out that this was now the second communication failure, Rick magically responded almost immediately: "Okay. Sorry for the poor communication on our end." Amazing. The fastest response of our entire relationship happened after they lost the job. If their electricians communicate with each other the way they communicate with customers, I hope they don't work on anything that requires wires to connect.