Expert electricians that offer afforable, quality services. Great guys, I will be recommending…read moretheir services to everyone I know in the Sacramento area!

I needed some electric work done on my new house and after shopping around I got a quote from Scott…read moreand we agreed on some work. I had a couple GFCI outlets installed, a couple outlets weren't working at all, I also needed some ceiling fans installed and he took care of everything! He was down to earth and cleaned up all the mess as well! I was very happy with the service he provided and would recommend him.

Mitch knows his stuff very well & his prices are great. He replaced all the fluorescent lights in…read moreour warehouse with new LED fixtures. Highly recommend

Mitch was awesome - was timely, friendly, thorough, and knowledgeable. He was also able to do the…read morework at a much more reasonable price than I had been quoted from a larger electric company. Will definitely use again!

Bill Mullen did electrical panel work as well as installing GFI outlets. He did great work. I…read morerecommend him.

Bill showed up on time. He checked the current cooktop and the replacement that I wanted installed…read more He finished in about an hour, and also took the old cooktop for disposal. Friendly and efficient.

Austin Electric did a commendable job installing a Light/Ceiling Fan in the Dining Room;…read more changing out the half century old electrical outlets; and other various electrical projects at my residence. They are dependable; reliable; and competent at what they do. Highly Recommend.

These guys are top notch. Always on time and great quality work. Attention to detail and very…read moreprofessional! Highly recommend! They did a huge kitchen renovation for us and we could not be happier!!!

Steve is a professional. Our Generac blew a fuse. Steve fixed it promptly and did the annual…read moremaintenance. Inside he installed 2 new smoke detectors and also looked at the outside light fixtures that broke in the recent windstorm. He is so careful and courteous that we are really happy with the results.

Stephen came out to replace a battery and install a Mobile Link to my Generac Generator, plus…read morereplaced two outside light fixtures. He always does superb work and shows up when scheduled. He originally installed our generator back in 2017 and has performed all maintenance on it. I highly recommend him!

We found Bill Ganolli / Prolux Electrical through Nextdoor reviews. Bill came over and looked…read moreover the work, and gave an estimate on the spot. He came back next week and completed the initial ask but a few additional jobs as well. Bill is great to deal with, very responsive and has a real way with dogs. We highly recommend Prolux Great experience Thank you Bill

Bill from Prolux Electrical Solutions is amazing! Highly responsive, professional, kind & knows…read morewhat he is doing. He is my go to for anything electrical.

To be clear - I intended to post this review as soon Tri-County Residential Contractors had…read morefinished their work here - my apologies to John for taking so long! In the aftermath of the unexpected passing of my sister, who had completely withdrawn from the world - from me, as her only surviving family member, from her neighbors, and friends - I was suddenly presented with the opportunity to move into my family home in Upper Gwynedd Twp. early in 2024. I had moved away in 1986 to get married, have kids, and then moved to New England with my then wife, who had originally come from Rhode Island, and still had family there. For reasons that we will never fully understand, in the years after my mom had had a debilitating stroke, and had to be in an assisted living home, my sister had allowed this magnificent home to fall into a complete state of disrepair. When the furnace stopped working a couple years earlier, and with a basement fuel oil tank that needed to be replaced, she chose to rely on the two fireplaces for warmth, only, never repaired the furnace, and lived without hot water for the last two or three years of her life here. As one might expect, that led to issues in the home that needed immediate attention upon my arrival in March. I went onto the popular "List" website to find an HVAC contractor to come in and repair a leaking pipe in a hot water baseboard heater and to get the furnace started (at this point, I still wasn't aware that the fuel oil tank was no longer approved to hold fuel oil). Two or three different contractors quickly responded to my request on the "List" website, and although I was entirely naïve as to what steps to take next, I had learned from other experiences in my life that it's always a good idea to look for independent reviews of various services, products, and contractors prior to moving forward with a purchase, or a contract. Sure enough, the two or three contractors who had jumped on my request through Angi only had so-so reviews, at best. I wasn't impressed by any of them, but in searching for reviews on them, I kept seeing very positive reviews for Tri-County Residential Contractors right here in town. I reached out to Tri-County and spoke to John Brady, who set up a time to come over and get the restoration started. A couple days later, he stopped by and welded the leaking copper pipe for the heat in the sunroom out back, then advised me on a couple of steps to take next, before moving ahead with trying to get the furnace fired up. When I certain there were no more leaking baseboards - I chose to isolate one bedroom for the short term, as a cast iron baseboard there was leaking and my preference was to try to replace that baseboard, rather than installing the slant / fin / tube baseboard that John was ready to move on, had I wanted to go in that direction - John came over to take a look at and work on the oil-fired New Yorker tankless hot water furnace, which had not been fired up in several years. Because he knew that I was not sitting on a lot of cash, as I was in the process of settling both my mom's and my sister's estates at that point, he tested the furnace, including the relay and the zone valves, and was kind enough to give me the results. He guided me as to exactly what he wanted me to buy - I went onto eBay to get what I needed, with the relay having been discontinued by Honeywell in 2012, but I found a new one there - and what I needed to do to install the parts. I was able to make those repairs myself. I went to fill my fuel oil tank and spoke to the big indoor / outdoor company in Souderton. When they told me they would not fill my existing 60-year-old tank, John gave me the name of one of his vendor friends, who wound up installing the new tank and saving me hundreds of dollars versus what the Souderton firm had quoted. John came back and was able to fire up the furnace, and it's been running dependably ever since! I can't recommend Tri-County Residential Contractors highly enough to accurately reflect John's service, pricing, professionalism, quality of work, follow-up, support, and reliability. Hoping I can stay here - there is still a lot of work to do to bring the house back to its original glory - and I won't ever call anyone else. In fact, next summer, we have to get the central AC running. I'm probably going to need a new unit, and it will be John who will do that work for me. Sincere thanks to you, John!

Had issues with area of house where water line is run through an unconditioned attic. On days where…read moretemperatures are in the single digits lines were prone to freezing. Quickly responded to a request to install two inlime shutoffs to allow me to shut off water to that section of house when temperatures are forecast to be extremely low. Quick, friendly, great value. Recommended.

I called for an estimate on an outlet issue, and within 1hr a tech had arrived and promptly…read moredetermined that the issue was a bad breaker. He was able to fix everything on the spot without the need for a follow up appointment. Will call again if needed in the future.

I have a year old Generac that recently stopped running on standby. I had been warned that Generac…read morehad a terrible warranty but I thought for sure the contractors that service them wouldn't stand by a company that shipped bad products. Well, I'm sorry to say that I was wrong. The contractor Generac gave us took $350 dollars, waited two weeks for the service call because they wanted the money up front. Then when they finally showed up they made up the flimsiest reasons why they wouldn't repair the generator under warranty. In fact, they won't work on it at all unless I pay them more. Our Generac was faulty from the factory, and this company seems to be ok with that. I ended up fixing it myself.