Wanted to hire them for a 200 Amp service upgrade. Had them come out on April 5th 2021 for the…read moreestimate and explicitly asked if the work can be completed in the from 04/22 - 04/30. I was assured it could. Filled out the form for Xcel Energy for them to upgrade the service but nothing ever happened. 05/07 I finally called Xcel and they told me they never received any work order for the address. When confronting Billings he was extremely rude, told me it was not my job to do and that I should just look for someone else if I wanted the job done fast. If you can't do the job in the period of time requested by your client let them know in advance.

From the owner: Master Electrician…read more Billings Inc. is your full service electrical contractor serving the entire San Luis Valley area. We have been serving Southern Colorado area for over 2 decades. We handle commercial and residential jobs. The services we specialize in range from installing a ceiling fan to larger jobs like remodeling your home or office. We are licensed and insured. Other services include: wiring, home inspections, TV & telephone wiring, trenching available, hot tub wiring, stereo speaker, wiring, landscape lighting, LiteTouch systems, Lutron lighting systems, ETS heating installation, wireless light control systems, bucket truck service as well. Our license number is #5106.

If you're looking for an experienced master electrician, then Cade at C-Squared is your guy. I was…read morevery pleased to work with him. Honest and punctual.

From the owner: We are a licensed and insured electric company serving the San Luis Valley. We are ready to handle…read moreall your residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural electric needs. Call us today for trouble shooting, service upgrades, new circuits, sprinkler and farm repair, solar and remodels.

I had Valley Electric update an inadequate Main Service and Meter Loop. Electrician Mike K. And…read moreApprentice Donovan provided exemplary service and quality of work. Neat, precise, with attention to detail are descriptions that immediately come to mind. I was also favorably impressed with the good relationship Mike enjoyed with the Xcel Power Lineman, I have no doubt the down time was minimized due to Mike's friendly, cooperative nature. A 5 Star Rating would have easy to achieve by this business if it weren't for a perplexing process with the company leading up to the satisfactory results. The lead-in was six weeks from first contact to completion. I come from another area and perhaps the mode of doing business varies a bit, I give the benefit of the doubt as VE seems to enjoy a good reputation as a leading electrical company serving not only parts of Colorado but New Mexico as well. I initially requested a proposal, I described the desired work and provided pictures of the present installation. OK, yes but what we're dealing with is the "supply chain" problems, right now they didn't have what was required to do the job. "The cost runs about X Dollars" and depends too on getting the power company to "disconnect/reconnect". The Company Rep went on to provide contact information for the power company. I wondered if coordinating with Xcel wouldn't be part of the job for the electrical contractor? Things are different than what I'm used to. During the next 6 weeks I kept in touch by text reaffirming my intent to have the work done. Midway through I got a call "equipment is available, we ought to get you on the work schedule next week"..my response good, fine let me know. Days came and went so I ditched the text/phone contact method and presented myself at their counter. While waiting for my point of contact to become available I was easily able to overhear phone calls being placed by another employee. It seems follow up calls were being made about pending (aged?) work orders. I listened to 3 or 4 calls, in every case other arrangements had been made or the work was no longer desired by the customer. I had to wonder..."what's going on here?". After a few minutes I heard information from the POC that seemed to indicate management had little input on scheduling and work crews chose jobs from available orders. What, who is running this place? I'm not buying much of what I listened to. Long, long story short. I visited on a Monday, work was complete Wednesday afternoon. A Five Star rating would be easy peasy, value Mike & Donovan they represent you well. Perhaps paying a Sales Representative would pay off? Not for me to say. BTW the requested proposal never materialized.

Valley Electric showed up promptly after a call. The work was done promptly. However a week or so…read morelater, the completed work failed. I called for a return visit, and have called four times over the last two weeks. There was some promised action, but nobody has showed nor have they called to either explain the delay nor arrange a visit. The scheduler lectured me that they should not have performed the original work, but it was done. Will they stand behind their work? I recommend hiring a scheduler that doesn't irritate customers. Previously, I have had good service, and I promptly paid. If Valley no longer wants my business, then they should at least say so.