I needed my ceiling fan receiver fixed. The warranty company called Andy's company, Westside…read moreElectrical Service. He came out and instead of fixing it, simply told us in general the way most fans work. Mine would require him disassembling it to determine the problem. Instead, he called the warranty company and told them to tell me they would not cover the job. They actually read his report to me . What's interesting is, I explained to Andy, I had a similar issue in another room. The warranty company sent a different electrical service and they fixed the fan. He clearly did not want to go through the trouble of taking off the receiver, or doing his job. Don't use Andy, or, Westside Electrical Service. Lazy liars.

I can only give them 5 stars, but in my opinion I would give them a 10…read more Five stars would be for professionalism, very respectful, masked and ready to work. Three stars would be for the finished product. Which was fantastic, they replaced an outdoor fixture that would no longer work. Two stars would be for his promptness, he arrived as he said he would. I have recommended this company to many of my neighbors and friends. They are well worth hiring them. Thank you, I appreciate all that they have done for me.

As a fellow electrical contractor during the COVID outbreak, I got sick from it and sent all my…read morework to him and nothing but praise for Eric and his drew

I thought the work Eric Vaughn Electrical did for me at my business over a month ago was good. He…read moremoved five outlets for me running the wires into a junction box in my basement area that I only go into if a breaker trips. Approximately five weeks after the work, I needed to enter the basement area and when I turned on the lights, a breaker tripped and I saw an arc in the junction box Eric wired into. Called him, he came out, said that wasn't his work and told me it would cost me additional money to have it repaired. Lights have been working for decades before his work. He suggested someone else had worked in that box after him (not true). Anyway, be forewarned that his "1 year" warranty on his work isn't worth the paper it's written on. I'd suggest staying away from this electrician. Joey Entrekin, Garrett Drug Company

I highly recommend Cut Above Facility Service. We will definitely use them again. On time and very…read moreprofessional

Needing deck repair, exterior painting and staining, plus other items needing attention in our…read morehome, we found Dustin while searching reviews of local companies, and thrilled that we did! His attention to detail, suggestions, timeliness, courteous attitude and overall professional approach to his work and our needs was far above and beyond our prior experiences with others in the field. I'm certain, you will be very pleased as we were! Call him now, search no further.

WAY overpriced. Not sure if it's because I'm a woman or some other reason…read more First visit: I received a call from Kris who said he would be at my house at 3PM. He arrived at 4PM. He converted some 2 prong outlets to 3 prong outlets. Work was completed as requested and cost was reasonable. Gave an excuse for being late that I only half believed. Second visit: Kris replaced a low-voltage transformer, which he acquired, for my landscape lights. Total cost was $300. While here, we discussed replacing the actual lights hooked up to to the transformer as a few were out. He said he'd get back to me. I had thought that the transformer likely cost $150-ish so the total, $300 parts & labor, was high, but I didn't say anything. I found out later that the transformer, a Home Depot brand, was only about $75. The work took maybe an hour and a half, so $225 for the labor?? I don't know anyone on an hourly wage that gets over $100 per hour. The average hourly rate for an electrician in GA according to multiple online sources is between $24.92-$38.11. I received a text from Kris about a week later saying he had the landscape lights we discussed and could come the next week to install them. The cost would be $500. These are basically plug & play lights and it would probably take about an hour to complete the work. I looked online and found the lights cost a total of $150. That means he was going to charge me $350 for labor. When I texted back for the break down, he claimed the lights were $200 and the labor would be $300. I replied back: So I went online. I can get the lights for $150. And $300 for maybe an hour of labor is ridiculous. I'll pass. His reply: Okay, that's why I suggested you can change them out yourself to save money. I can't show up at your house for free. I have a business to run not a charity. I never asked him to do the work for free and if he didn't want to do it in the first place he could have just said so. Instead, he decided he would attempt to charge me a ridiculous amount of money. I would not hire him again and would not recommend him.

Kris was awesome , phenomenal job great. He came at the time agreed upon and got right to work . We…read morehad a light installed in the shower area. I have a lot more projects for him to do . Felt very comfortable with the entire process.

These fine folks have just about rewired our house! Including the basement! They have installed so…read moremany lights and fans it's hard to keep up with and explain. In addition setting out door panel box for swimming pool and pool heat pump! When you make your call to them the voice on the other end is pleasant, congenial, kind, respectful, and helpful! We give them a thumbs up and a five star rating!

From the owner: G & H Electric is a locally owned full-service residential and commercial electrician. We are…read morededicated to providing the finest in evaluation, installation and customer care. Our goal is to provide quality work that will last, offer excellent customer service and communicate throughout your entire electrical project, finishing on time and within budget.