Brad was very helpful in addressing concerns we had with our electrical system. Put in new panel…read morefor us, and cleaned up afterwards. Would use them again.

I had the wonderful opportunity to work with Brad and Anthony! They were both very attentive and…read moreprofessional! They both explained the problems that were found and gave me the best solution. And they were able to fix both of my problems the same day! Already have my next appointment scheduled!!

Renovated my house and they did a great job on the upgrades!!! I will be calling them soon on…read moreanother project!

They came out quickly on a Sunday afternoon to fix an issue in a house we had just bought. He found…read morea major wiring issue that could have really hurt someone. This company is reasonably priced, has great customer service and is very accommodating. They know their stuff when it comes to electricity. I highly recommend using them. Being new to the area finding quality service folks is difficult but this company is great.

Over the past few years, several people (usually local contractors who must get kickbacks) have…read morereferred us to this store. In fact, one of our contractors did use them for a relatively moderate project ($10,000 bath renovation) and the lighting was fine/nice. Three times however, we have gone into the store on our own to pick out a fixture and buy it. Three times, the salespeople acted like it was a hassle to actually show us something or look something up -- like even the price! Twice now (once over a year ago, and once just in August 2014) we have "placed an order" for an item listed in their desk-catalog and were told they would call us when the item arrived. No one EVER calls. We politely followed up about every two weeks for nearly three months and were told each time "nope" and they'd call us. The most recent order was a simple, but elegant DOORBELL!!! Unbelievable how unprofessional these people are. We will NEVER shop there again.... this little rinky-dink store is soooo inbred with the local connections, it's ridiculous! Give your business to someone who actually cares... I know we will.

I called this company for a second repair they did a great job. Installed a second switch so that…read morethe bathroom fan was separate from the light.

From the owner: At Spark City Electric we are committed to providing the best residential and commercial electrical…read moreservices in Greenville and Eastern North Carolina. We work efficiently to complete a wide variety of electrical projects. As we complete our work, we push ourselves to embody our core values of respect, integrity, honesty, and teamwork.

From start to finish I was lied to. I was told I needed the contents of my well house replaced pump…read morepipes pressure tank wires ECT. They charged me for that but they tried reusing old parts and passing off as new after terrorizing me blasting pressurized air through my faucets that they left open as well as my main line while they "primed the pump." Been left with a short cycling pump and and undersized tank ever since. Total horror show.

Well, now I feel awkward dealing with a company where I have had business service before. I…read morerecently received an offer to get an a/c inspection and cleaning. As the ad reads: For just $69, NuBlue will send one of our local HVAC pros to your home to give your system a comprehensive tune-up designed to beat the Eastern Carolina heat: Refrigerant Check: We make sure your system has the right charge to cool efficiently without wasting energy. Coil Cleaning: Dirt and pollen from spring can clog your outdoor coils. We'll clean them to restore airflow and help your system "breathe" better--lowering your energy bills and improving comfort. Full Visual Inspection: Our technician checks your AC's key components to catch small problems before they turn into breakdowns during a heat wave. I didn't see anything about gauges being examined to check refrigerant levels. The component check was questionable. As for the coil cleaning, well, when it was finished I was asked to turn the unit on from the thermostat inside. When I returned outside, the technician said he smelled something and saw smoke from the cooling fan. So he called for back-up from a fellow technician who said that I needed a new fan motor. The estimated cost for this was $600. It does seem suspiciously odd that we had not had any problems with the unit until the NuBlue technician pulled the cooling fan motor out of the unit to clean up excessive water at the bottom of the pan, and when he put it back in place the unit suddenly became inoperable. Coincidence? To be continue...

Tybo is great!! They do all the electrical work for the community I work for and I have always been…read morepleased.

Use them several times, always fast, neat and dependable, would recommend them for any electrical…read morework