BQ did it again! Very happy with the outcome. Rob is our superhero…read more We requested for the following: - LED Light Strip Kitchen Cabinet installs that included non-conventional LED Light strips used for this kind of work (Philips Hue). - Ceiling Fan install into a large wooden beam with molding details. - Sub Panel install on the second floor (for more of my crazy ideas that I will certainly ask BQ electric to do) - Outlet install in 3 different closets The ceiling fan was an extremely difficult job. They did a good job trying to minimize the damage as much as possible. The damage that was made was promptly fixed. This is the third time we've had them come to the home. I'm writing a review for this particular service call since it was larger than the last service call (thermostat installs). BQ - if you see this - be prepared, I will call you for lighting updates on the outside of the house this time :)

I'm happy with the work done by BQ Electric. We needed some updating of breakers, outlets and…read morefixtures on an older home. The work was completed satisfactorily. Electricians Vinny and Anthony were personable and answered all our questions. When unexpected issues came up, they presented us with a range of options and didn't pressure us into having any additional work done. They also accommodated an additional small job that popped up unexpectedly. Estimates are done via computer software, so you can expect consistency in pricing - they're not just making up numbers as they go along. Overall, I found them professional, knowledgeable, and reliable and would use them again. Electrical work isn't cheap - especially on Long Island - but I think we made out OK given the quality of the work and the amount of time they spent on the job.

I needed to get an Tesla EV charger installed in my driveway. I found Mikhail via Yelp. He showed…read moreup the next day, looked around, provided a quote and scheduled an installation date. On the day of the install, he showed up on time, installed the new circuit and cleaned up the workspace. He was friendly and answered all questions. I would highly recommend.

Mikhail is an OUTSTANDING electrican. He wired my apartment and installed 6 cameras. He's always…read moreavailable when we need him and knows his craft. His prices are fair and he always works with you. Great guy even better professional.

DO NOT USE. This electrician is a scam artist and now who he says he is. He did not complete work…read moreand the work he did do is not to code.

This person/company is a scam. I believe all their reviews are fake, and he is not licensed as an…read moreelectrician. I contacted him to do a simple job, such as checking out an electrical panel, and to provided me with a one-sentence letter so I could send it to my insurance company. He couldn't do it, even though he agreed. He came to do the job but never provided me with a receipt or the written letter I needed. He kept avoiding my calls and text messages over a simple letter. At this point I believe he can't write or spell. He is a con artist and a scam. Don't waste your money!!!

What a professional group. Neat…read moreClean Efficient They set the bar for excellence.

John from Port Washington Electric is great, called him on a Tuesday explained to him what I needed…read moredone, gave me an appointment for the following week in a Monday, showed up on time and did the work promptly. Fairly priced, John and his helper were professional, polite and courteous. I highly recommend using them for all your electrical needs!!

He showed up with mask over the phone they said 80$ charging to come here and then it goes towards…read morethe labor but when he got was only less than 20 min hour. He said 80 $ is to get here and plus 260 for one hour. He wasn't helpful!!! Not happy!!

Great Neck electric used to have a different owner. His name was Mark. They took care of my house…read morefor 25 years! They were great! I was hoping the new owners would carry on this excellent service . Instead. THEY ARE TERRIBLE!!! The worst contractors I ever used!!! The boss came over in May, to look at the job, described what he would & the charge. It was to add 2 outlets outside, and he explained how he would do it, and the charge for the job. I agreed. They sent their worker over. He was at my home for a short while, didn't do the job, said he had to return another time. BUT he said his boss asked him to collect $1,400 ( half the cost of the job). I paid & then waited. I called many many times , but was told they were busy with a "large" commercial job. After many many calls they sent their worker back 7 more times . Each time he came for a short while , but was not given the correct parts. ( it's true while he was here, I asked him to fix a few detached wires . This was done, eventually, but took many visits and hours, and for which I received an outrageous bill of $1,700). They believe the job was completed in August. ( 3 months from when it began !! 2 outlets !!!!!) The bosses never apologized for the horrible service and yet have the nerve to present me with a bill, and the job is still not properly completed. I don't believe it's the worker's fault. I believe the company has changed with the new ownership. They don't seem to care at all about their customers. I am considering whether I should bother challenging their bill, or just pay and be done with them. I had other workers at my home who observed this fiasco, and they couldn't believe it!!! Great Neck electric would easily lose in court. USE THEM at your own risk.

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.

Your team did a great job. very friendly and professional. i would recommend them to anyone…read moreinterested. They replaced light fixtures in 6 rooms.

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.

Cannot recommend Sergey enough, punctual, quick, and did a fantastic job. Gave an accurate quote…read moreover the phone, was able to come same day within two hours of speaking, and was friendly and went above and beyond. Fixed a hot water valve under the sink and replaced an old faucet. Prices are the best for exceptional service.

Called and got a quote over the phone. Came on time. Was professional, efficient and clean. Would…read morerecommend.