Fantastic experience start to finish. Excellent communication. Solid team. Fair price.read more

This company is the best! They arrived at my house 10 minutes before my appointment (I loved that)…read more They did a wonderful job and after they left I noticed they cleaned up so well you didn't even know they were here! I will use them again.

The team was able to respond to our issue the same day we called. They were responsive,…read moreknowledgeable, friendly, and very helpful.

Very dependable, comes when he says he will be there and is finished when he says he will be…read more Cleans up any mess they make and his prices are VERY reasonable! I highly recommend this company!!!!!

Fast response and fast service. Did great work and was very informative on the work he did. I…read morehighly recommend CGA Electric to anybody needing electrical work. Thank you!

From the owner: Are you facing electrical problems in your home or business? Look no further than CGA Electric,…read moreyour trusted and reliable electrician in Wagram, NC. As a family owned and locally operated business with a decade of experience, we provide top-quality electrical services to residential and commercial customers. We are licensed and insured, ensuring that our clients receive the highest level of professional service. Our mission is to maintain the best quality service to the community and individuals we serve in the Central and Southeastern NC area. Our electrical services include wiring, installation of outlets and fixtures installation, replacement and repairs. We also offer main panel installation, main panel upgrades, portable generator installation and whole home/business generator installation. What sets us apart from other electrical contractors is that we offer warranties on our services and discounts for military personnel, and first responders. Our prices are competitive and affordable, and estimates are free within a 25-mile range. We believe in providing the best service possible to our customers, and we strive to exceed your expectations. Don't let electrical problems disrupt your daily or nightly routine. Contact CGA Electric in Central and Southeastern NC today to schedule an appointment with our expert electricians. Trust us to provide you with exceptional service and reliable solutions for all your electrical needs.

The electrician that serviced our home doesn seem to understand that the response to a customer's…read morerequest is not "that not how we do it." The job today job to relocation an electrical outlet and it associated junction box. The outlet was located in the path to a bedroom, about 12 " from a wall. It presented a trip hazard when it was being used. Relocating the junction box would allow the floor to repaired. What we ended up with a white plastic outlet cover on the floor. Not really much of an improvement. This same electrician did the wiring for our kitchen remodel. When discussing under cabinet lighting we asked for bright white lighting rather than the soft white demos he presented. He stated that they had installed lots of the soft white lighting and seemed somewhat reluctant to use the bright white leds. He finally agreed to show the bright white leds, but he was not sure they had any in stock, which might explain his reluctance. The reason for mentionIng of the under cabinet lighting is this incident. Once the lights were selected I asked that they not be mounted flush to the black splash. To which he responded that not how we do it. To which I said I don't care how they do it, but this is what I want. He offered no rationale for "their way". Needless to say they are mounted flush to the backsplash. During our discussion concerning leaving the outlet/junction box in the floor he answered that this was the only location for the box because he had to keep the other circuits together. There was no other solution. When I stated that same logic resulted in the under cabinet lighting being placed in a location I did not want. He answered by saying this how they install them and besides if he put them where I wanted them he would be exposing the wiring which he could not do. When I responded that the wiring could be covered by a wiring chase or conduit. From the blank and bewildered facial expression I can only conclude that this thought had never crossed his mind. Hence I still have cabinet lighting where I didn't want them and a cover in my floor To remind of a job poorly executed. The attached photo shows the location of the outlet box. i think the feed line is contained in the wall, which allow as for The electrician that serviced our home doesn seem to understand that the response to a customer's request is not "that not how we do it." The job today job to relocation an electrical outlet and it associated junction box. The outlet was located in the path to a bedroom, about 12 " from a wall. It presented a trip hazard when it was being used. Relocating the junction box would allow the floor to repaired. What we ended up with a white plastic outlet cover on the floor. Not really much of an improvement. This same electrician did the wiring for our kitchen remodel. When discussing under cabinet lighting we asked for bright white lighting rather than the soft white demos he presented. He stated that they had installed lots of the soft white lighting and seemed somewhat reluctant to use the bright white leds. He finally agreed to show the bright white leds, but he was not sure they had any in stock, which might explain his reluctance. The reason for mentionIng of the under cabinet lighting is this incident. Once the lights were selected I asked that they not be mounted flush to the black splash. To which he responded that not how we do it. To which I said I don't care how they do it, but this is what I want. He offered no rationale for "their way". Needless to say they are mounted flush to the backsplash. During our discussion concerning leaving the outlet/junction box in the floor he answered that this was the only location for the box because he had to keep the other circuits together. There was no other solution. When I stated that same logic resulted in the under cabinet lighting being placed in a location I did not want. He answered by saying this how they install them and besides if he put them where I wanted them he would be exposing the wiring which he could not do. When I responded that the wiring could be covered by a wiring chase or conduit. From the blank and bewildered facial expression I can only conclude that this thought had never crossed his mind. Hence I still have cabinet lighting where I didn't want them and a cover in my floor To remind of a job poorly executed. The attached photo shows the location of the outlet box. i think the feed line is contained in the wall, which allow as for placement of a box.

Very great and reliable. Prompt service and knowledgeable. It's so refreshing to have quality,…read morehonest, experienced electricians in the area. They are our preferred choice.

i had a problem with my a/c unit that was 16 years old. i could have had it repaired but the cost…read moremade me decide to relace it. ihad my system replaced 14 january 2026. i forgot to rate everyone invovled in the sales, installation and post inspection after the sale. everyone was professional and perform their jobs with great care. i wish to let blanton management know that they were great. please let them know that i forgot to write everyone names down but i sure you know who they were. ihope that they be rewarded for their job performance.

I want to first start off saying that Joe, the technician that came out was good--no issue with…read morehim. My issue is the cost and still have not received an invoice after two attempts calling and stopping by their office. My AC went out and according to the technician, the pipes were clogged and needed to be cleaned. Since the pipes were backed up, it caused the drip pan to be full of water. According to the technician, to take a shop vac up to suck the water out of a 3' x 2' pan would cost me over $500. I asked if I could use my shop vac for free. He did not answer but gave a slight laugh. After all said and done, my total bill was over $1100. Again, I called them twice and stopped by the office to get the invoice and to discuss why it cost $500 to suck out water in a shop vac. Still no response from the 4 / 5 individuals I spoke with. They forwarded my information to Barbara in the Gardner office--let's see if I get a call.

Great and efficient work. Charles was flexible with timeline and he offers a fair quote.read more

Prompt response when asking for consult. Thorough evaluation of what was needed and very accurate…read moreestimate. Showed up on time ready to go and even though he was thrown a curveball at the last minute was able to get the job finished on time. Would definitely use him again and recommend anyone that needs reliable electrical work done contact him.

Make sure you get a written estimate that details work to be done before hiring Corey. Initially we…read morereceived a fair bid and agreed to hire After hours electrical but as a few items were added, Mr. Pope opted to change his bid to hourly without notifying us. We ended up paying a few thousand dollars more than industry standard. Lesson learned! Add something, get the install price 1st before deciding vs taking someone's word for it. Greg his partner was great, highly knowledgeable, well mannered and a pleasure to be around.

Corey was on the job with 2 hours of initial contact and had it fixed within an hour on site. Even…read morerewired a garbage disposal after fixing the wiring in the garage. Highly recommend!!!