Married 2 Electric was great to work with and affordable. We needed a bathroom fan/light replaced…read moreand didn't know if the wiring had been damaged from the unit that failed. Nate provided the estimate for the work and Anthony completed the repair. Timely, professional service for the necessary repairs and installation. Tammy was incredibly kind and helpful with all our questions. Thank you to a great group of professionals that helped us with a minor issue. And now we know who we can trust for future electrical work.

I have a Owens Cummings Generator that started to have error codes pop up. They offered to help…read more The electrician came out and thought he had fixed the problem. After a few weeks, the generator error codes started again. I called to ask what the possible solutions were, and was told that I should call somebody else. Paid $435.00 for repairs that did not work. Generator error codes are still popping up. I am on my own now.

Had a blast learning the art of glassblowing with Joel at GlassLight Studios in the wonderful…read morevillage of St. Peter's. Joel is a wonderful and patient teacher, and an amazing artist / craftsman. If you're looking for an awesome day trip, go have lunch at Saint peters bakery first, then go visit GlassLight, walk around on the boulders, to the quarry, or on any of the walking trails. Make sure to top off with dinner at Saint Peter's Inn. What an awesome day we had... Would highly recommend!

Joel was a great instructor. I have lived in the area for 20 years and had no idea about this…read moretreasure around the corner. My mom found the location and saw there were glass blowing lessons. What a great way to spend Mother's Day! Definitely recommend. Bring your friends/family, snacks a d your favorite beverage and learn the art of glassmaking.

I don't go out of my way to write a bad review unless the service was absolutely horrible. In this…read morecase, Jim the owner was exceptionally rude and actually refused to sell me product. I came in to inquire about having some PVC conduit delivered for my business. I was told by the guy at the counter that there was currently a shortage due to COVID and he'd have to check to see if he could sell me how much I was asking for (a couple thousand feet, which Is typical for what we use in a week). When he returned after checking with Jim in the back, he apologized and told me that he couldn't sell me ANY conduit. I asked why he couldn't sell me ANY at all and he told me that Jim told him that he has to save it all for his "good customers". Meanwhile, I was parked in front of pallets of PVC conduit out front in parking the lot. So, I asked to speak to Jim directly, figuring perhaps I could convince him to at least sell me some to get me by. He came up front and was very arrogant with me right off the bat, as if I had the nerve to even question him about it. Jim told me that he wasn't going to sell to me because "it's a commodity" and he has to "save it for his 'GOOD' customers". Jim then advised me that he was "refusing my order" and then he simply walked away from me and returned to the back room. It seems pretty obvious to me now why they keep Jim in the back since he doesn't know how to deal with customers or be professional at all. Also, he had signs on the door requiring anyone entering to wear a mask, meanwhile he and his staff inside were NOT. My recommendation is to go to Billows Electric Supply for your needs, as I will continue to do for now on. They treat ALL of their customers like 'GOOD' customers.

Ed went above and beyond with my emergency, he knew what I wanted done before I was able to tell…read morehim. Not only did he fix my issue professionally and courteously, he took the time to explain what he was going to do and what was wrong. I'd definitely bring him back for my electrical needs.

From the owner: "Ed was timely, efficient, thorough, and thoroughly professional. He was patient with our questions…read moreand concerns, Thanks"

This shop has a large selection of absolutely beautiful light fixtures. They stock items from 350…read moremanufacturers. Prices are very reasonable and the customer service is excellent. I prefer mom and pop shops to chain stores. Sometimes it's a bit busy in there, but you do get very personalized attention. I took 2 lamps to be repaired there and they charged me only $20 apiece. I also took a chandelier to have some work done and get cleaned up, and they did a beautiful job at a very fair price. It was far less than I expected. I needed a light for a powder room and was trying to decide on a couple. They took down the display models, wired them so I could plug them into an outlet, and let me take them home to check them out in my bathroom. They didn't charge me anything to do so! It's a good thing I did take them home, because the one I thought I preferred would nit work out there. So it was good I had the back up. That one also happened to be on sale, and I got a much better price than I expected. I bought a ceiling fan as well. Upon installing it, the motor wasn't working properly. The store ordered another to replace it. Again, they were very helpful and offered to replace it immediately.

All my life I have loved looking in lighting shop windows - all the beautiful, sparkling glass, all…read morethe fanciful and practical designs. I've never had an occasion to be in one, however, until I recently picked up some cool vintage lamps at auction that needed re-wiring and shades. After checking out Yelp and inquiring with friends, I was pointed to Frazier Home Lighting, so I loaded the lamps up and off we went. The shop is located on a busy section of Lancaster Avenue, in a sort of industrial/mercantile area. They have a parking lot with plenty of spaces, and multiple doors you can go in, and it doesn't seem to matter too much which one you use. I was greeted quickly by Janice, and explained to her what I was looking for. The lamps, each weighing about 20 pounds, were still in my car and she quickly told me to pull up right next to a door and sent one of her employees to bring the lamps in for me. She asked what color my table was so we could choose wire color (dark brown), asked if I had the "globes" - what I had was what I brought so I said no - and told me to come back in a week. Okey dokey. So a week later I go in. They have my lamps, they have one 'globe' which turns out to be a glass piece that encircles the bulb. I had no idea this was even part of the lamp, they are an unusual make and they don't come to auction often. They showed me how the globe fits and they also had the correct size bulb, as again, these are older and the socket is different. Then they went with me over to shades and worked with me to find a shade I liked - even offering to have me take some shades home to see how I liked them. I found one I liked and they loaded me up. Paid, no problem, one globe is on order, they will call me when it's ready. I'm SO glad I didn't just try to go get a rewiring kit as friends suggested. I would never have known about the missing piece, and it makes a difference in how the lamps distribute light. So thank you Home Lighting for your expertise and excellent service. Definitely worth the trip to Frazer and the cost to have these handled professionally.

I took my family here, and it was amazing that we had a great time. My 16 year old and my 8 year…read moreold loved it. I got some great photos of my wife and kids. Lots of photo opportunities

Kind of a letdown. $12 admission for something that takes 15 minutes - max, to walk thru. It was…read moreok. I imagine if you had children, it'd take longer but definitely not on my list to go back to

On time . Very professional . Service was great . They fixed the problems the other generator…read morecompany left me with .

These guys are great! Two yrs ago they installed my generator which has worked perfectly. I only…read morewish I'd done it as soon as I moved in. They just came back to run buried line from my house to my tenant's so we have water when the power goes out. (The primer was t only thing missing from t original hook up cz it was in a separate building.) I delayed cz I really didn't want my lawn all torn.up. But Nick used a tool that opened a wedge in the lawn just wide enough to bury the line 6" down, and when they tamped and watered, it was barely noticeable. They also took care to shelter foundation shrubbery so there was no collateral damage. Oh, and they're kind and thoughtful to a rowdy bunch of dogs living here. They are not gougers, either​​. What's not to love about ElectraTech? Can't think of a thing.

I received a call that they would call me back at a later date to schedule a time for an estimate…read more I have since moved on and got the job done. you snooze you loose. Yelp yelp yelp...that hurt! No need for the YELP service.

From the owner: Affordable prices. Quality service. Quick response time. Electrical contractor specializing in…read moreresidential, commercial, industrial maintenance, repair, upgrades and lighting.

Ray and his son came out and upgraded my electric service from 100AMP to 200Amp, so I could install…read morecentral air to my gas hot air heating system and add some outlets and distribute my electric service more evenly through my home. He installed a beautiful new box, and did all the work. The problem was he never upgraded the main service cable from 100AMP to 200AMP, which is a fire Hazzard, and the inspector wouldn't pass the job, and the HVAC contractor refused to hook up my AC until it was replaced. Ray has not returned my call since, and he took my money. I had to hire another contractor to redo his shoddy and illegal work.

I was referred to the owner Ray by a friend from work. I just purchased my first place and I…read morecalled Ray in to replace my old electrical panel. The job could have cost at least $2500 if I needed everything replaced and run up to the roof. After inspecting the panel he told me that it was in good shape and that if I wanted he could replace just the panel for a very reasonable price. Then he asked me what my electrical demand was. I responded with not that much. Then he told me that there was no need to replace the panel. Think about that for a minute. How many service people of any kind do you call out to your house for a decent size job, tell them they need to do the job and then they turn around and tell you that you don't need to spend the money. That is as rare as it gets. In my estimation, well more than 9 out of 10 companies would just go ahead and do the work and collect the profit. I did have Ray install a ceiling fan and couple light fixtures as well as fix an outlet and an open knockout in the electrical panel. He is very efficient and the work was great. Both times he came to do work he was on time. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.