Originally went to Home Depot to check out lighting for my new bathroom/room. We walked right the…read moreparking lot to check out the place. This place offers plenty of lightings to choose from. Also great staff who offered great advice. Would recommend coming here.

From the owner: We have a wide variety of light bulbs, indoor and outdoor lighting fixtures and home decor to suit…read moreyour decorating needs. Come check our new modern LED ceiling lights, marble dinning table, coffee table and tv stand. Our lighting specialist can answer any lighting/electrical questions and provide excellent service to help you illuminate your house/business to its best potential.

Great service, fast and reliable! Gordon was super knowledgeable and transparent about what is…read morebeing done.

Gordon was a pleasure to work with. I needed help to install new Tesla chargers at my parents home…read moreand found Gordon on yelp. He responded within an hour and gave me a reasonable quote. He arrived on time for the installation and took his time to explain the features and process of our new chargers. We are planning to update the electrical work in our home soon and will be sure to use Gordon again.

What a great experience...from the phone call to inquire if he 'might' be able to help me w'an…read moreantique 'goose necked' floor lamp shade to how he had the absolute perfect shade for the lamp that I remember since childhood in the 50s it was a perfect day! Having worked for 30+ years in the Huntington area I knew of the LONG time store for shades just West of the intersection of #25 & #110 and actually found something that 'worked' but it was a bit too 'modern' for the style of this antique lamp. He did have some very lovely old fashioned shades, w'fringe & embroidery that were very beautiful but a bit too 'much' for my taste! Thinking I wasn't going to find the 'tailored' but 'old fashioned' look I wanted I purchased the shade from the well stocked place @ the top of #110. Since I had looked for other 'lamp shade' places here on Yelp & phoned 'Tomlin' before leaving home, and the man had been so helpful on the phone & it was on the way home I figured I might as well stop there also. I am so glad I did! Perfect shade for my lamp, 'old' looking but not 'boudoir-ish'! I had been unable to find an antique brass satin finish chain & fittings for a found on the curb on trash day 'Tiffany like' chandelier that I had looked high & low to match @ the 'usual' places w'no luck. I mentioned it & low & behold a few trips to the back & he came up w'all the parts I needed! One of the nicest & accommodating store owners I have EVER met! THANK YOU Sir! In this day of 'mass produced', while seemingly ever increasingly cost & uncaring store owners, Tomlin Lighting is a REAL find & a ONE stop store for ALL your lighting needs! Only bad part of day was I had to drive back to Huntington & explain to the first 'shade' shop owner why I needed to return his shade!

I love the man that works here- kind and gentlemanly, and does high quality work! I had him replace…read morea socket in a table lamp of mine- it came out like new!

Excellent shop with a lighting designer named Trevor. Worth stopping in and getting an estimate.read more

Horrible staff working here, specifically the guy to the right of the store facing entrance walking…read morein, behind the counter with a heavy NY accent. Was overall very rude and the laughable conversation went like this: Customer: "Do you have this light unit?" (Shows physical unit) Staff: "No we have something similar" (Shows me their light unit) Customer: "The connector is not the same though." Staff: "Do you want to buy it, that's the only one we have" Customer: *silence due to disbelief but slightly amused* Horrible experience, will never be back.

My favorite! So glad I found Orleans Antique Lighting- I look forward to buying more lights and…read moreadding character to our home. The most beautiful lighting store and Lenny- is so knowledgeable and fair. So far, I have bought these chandeliers, but I will try to keep updating this post as I add more. The best lighting shop! Highly recommend visiting store as the lights are even more gorgeous in person. The toughest part is choosing a chandelier because there are so many pieces!

Very knowledgeable, professional and nice person. Did a great job of rewriting my antique lamps…read moreand has a fabulous selection of lamps and chandeliers for sale.

We went looking for new bathrooms vanity lighting and several ceiling fixtures…read more The window display was a turnoff -- things were hanging crookedly. The proprietor said hello but didn't ask what we were looking for. His wife was sitting on a sofa and he sat down to talk to her. The inside was very crowded with elaborate crystal chandeliers that were dusty. And that was 95% of their stock. We were in and out in 5 minutes.

The chandelier is gorgeously beautiful, only problem was there were 50 something missing crystals,…read morebut the owner responded quick and told me I can pick it up today.

This store is the cutest and price worthy they have amazing deals. Love their sink selections great…read morepieces the best prices. Staff is so friendly and helpful I will definitely be back again. Customer service is superb.

We've been dealing with old- very old kitchen spotlights. So when we gutted out our kitchen, there…read morewas no way in hell we were salvaging those as well as our under-cabinet lights. Our contractor referred us to come here on Central Ave in Yonkers because of their reputation, quality and variety. Lights on Design was like a crisp breath of fresh air when we stopped in here. Main floor is mostly crystal grand chandeliers, attractive contemporary style lights, some 1960s-inspired and more. And, if you're on their website, you can shop by style, fixture type and browse through some of their inspiration gallery photos. Paula was a doll, showed us the upstairs filled with mostly pendant lighting, floor lamps and some smaller chandeliers. Since so much has changed in lighting trend, getting rid of our wrought iron dining area chandelier had to happen as well- especially since it has a country-chicish look I don't like anymore in my home. There's another lighting store on Central Avenue which we could've gone to- but based on reviews, so glad this place came out on top. Owner Glenn, was helpful, patient and friendly. Even when hubs and I didn't find what we wanted on their website, Paula helped locate it in their paper catalog. I loved how she gave us expert advice on how to choose fixtures and even determined which size was best for our space. She was our lighting whisperer.

Douglaston Electrical. was punctual and efficient on this job. We were really disturbed with the…read moreproblem of tripping which is solved very smartly. He explained what he was doing and how to prevent the same thing happening again which was particularly useful.He was very pleasant and would happily employ his services again along with his reasonable prices.

From the owner: * Electricians install and maintain electrical power, communications, lighting, and control systems…read morein homes, businesses, and factories. * Electricians work indoors and outdoors, in nearly every type of facility. * install, inspect and test equipment, make sure that electro technical systems work, and find and fix faults. * delivering the most comprehensive electrical services including installation, upgrade, and repair solutions available. * Whether it's hanging a ceiling fan, installing a custom-designed landscape lighting system, or rewiring a commercial structure, or other electrical services * Installation electrician - installing power systems, lighting, fire protection, security and data-network systems in all types of buildings * Maintenance electrician - checking systems regularly to make sure that they are working efficiently and safely * Electro technical panel builders - building and installing control panels that operate the electrical systems inside buildings * Machine repair and rewind electrician - repairing and maintaining electrical motors and other machinery like transformers to make sure that they work correctly * Highway systems electrician - installing and maintaining street lighting and traffic management systems that tell the public what they need to know when they're on the roads and motorways. * All types of electrical services, upgrades, installations and repairs.

The overall labor was good, but their service fee's were way to high…read more $1,500 for 5 hours of work for one guy.

Our go to place for all our electrical work. An owner (on…read morehands master electrician) who reminds me of years ago when a craftsman promised and then delivered. When he comes to our home it is as if an old friend is here. AAAAA.

These guys are apparently nothing but middlemen. I had them send someone to give me an estimate…read morefor running a new 220V line. The electrician they sent, who doesn't actually work for them, estimated it would cost $800-900. The quote from the office came back at $1,665. That's quite a business model: hand off the job to someone else, then charge double the price. Why would I go through them when I could just hire the subcontractor directly? Unsurprisingly, the service proposal was riddled with spelling and grammatical errors. They even managed to get my email address wrong on the form, despite managing to send it to the correct address. It seems the only things they're good at are ripping people off and hounding them with follow-up calls.

I will start by saying that I was foolish and fell for it, so have no one to blame but myself, but…read moreif this review can help anyone else avoid making the same mistake - at least something good will have come of it. This company is very, very, very misleading, with very, very, very questionable ethics. I had two electric outlets that weren't working, so we called them for help since we were in a bind as this is a small one-bedroom apartment with very few outlets. We were told that the service charge to come was $85, and then they would give us the quote to fix it. If we chose to go ahead with their quote, then the $85 would be applied to the job. I agreed, and they sent an electrician (who didn't appear to even work for them - he was wearing a "Watts-Up Electrical Contractor, LLC" t-shirt and it felt more like Great Neck Estates Electricians is just an agent that gets a cut of whatever the electrician they send takes - since payment was made to him directly and not the company and Watts-Up is a NJ company and we're in Long Island, so he probably was doing this as a side-hustle job on his way home after work), who I explained the problem to when he arrived. Here was my first mistake - I then became distracted with something in the other room and stepped away for a moment while he checked both outlets and confirmed that they were both dead (which we already knew). He then called his office. They called me back and told me it would be $360 to open the circuit breaker box and the outlets and fix the problem, however, the electrician would do it for $300. They did say that if any additional parts were needed it would affect the price. I was totally in a bind and know nothing about electrical work so I agreed, not knowing that "opening the circuit breaker box and outlets" literally meant just opening the circuit breaker box, flipping the switches and seeing that they worked, taking off the wall plates and touching his tester tool to the actual wires, telling me the wiring was entirely shot, and saying I needed to have him rip open the walls and install all new wiring and outlets for an additional cost in the thousands of dollars. I told him I wasn't prepared to spend that kind of money, he then told me it was $300 for what he had just done, and like a fool, I paid him, and he left - having done absolutely nothing. So I am still stuck with two non-working outlets, and got taken for $300. When he told me that he needed to take the wall plates off for $300, I assumed he already knew the problem and would be able to fix it. I had no idea it was just to do the same exact test he had probably just done previously, only this time by touching his testing tool to the wire instead of just on the wall plate. Again, this is my fault for agreeing to it - but I assumed he had already tested it before giving me the quote, as an honest company would have. Another big mistake I made was not literally looking over his shoulder when he did the initial check of the problem. Instead, I allowed myself to be distracted with something in the other room and trusted that he was doing an honest assessment of the issue rather than merely doing the equivalent of just flipping a light switch on and off and saying "oh yeah, you're right, it doesn't work." Anyway, the big takeaways from this review are: I was completely wrong and foolish for trusting him/them that they knew what they were doing and could fix the problem. I was wrong and foolish for agreeing to their $300 without having him show me exactly what the problem was that he was going to be fixing, I assumed he knew. I was wrong and foolish for assuming he had actually diagnosed the problem before giving me the quote, rather than just using the $85 to get in the door and then charging me an additional $215 to then actually tell me what was wrong once he knew I was screwed if I let him leave and had to pay to bring someone else in. However, I will not say that I was wrong to have given him the money for doing absolutely nothing, even though I look like a fool for having done so, because I am an honest person (to a fault) and need to be able to sleep at night. They on the other hand are awful. They are dishonest. They prey on people who need their help because they know they can. They deserve this review and hopefully it will help someone else from making the same expensive mistake I did. They probably should be reported to the Better Business Bureau for their shady way of conducting business, which I think will be my next move, right after calling Watts-Up Electrical and seeing if they actually have a relationship with Great Neck Estates Electrical, or if this guy is just moonlighting and taking advantage of people while wearing their name on his back and ruining their reputation.