The highlight: $800 saved with 5-minutes of work--maybe 10-minutes at the most. The long story... We moved our washer and dryer from our main floor to our basement floor, converting a washing room to a pantry for additional storage and repurposing some unused space in the basement. Win, win! Wife is happy, and things are totally worth it! Well to my dismay, the 240VAC outlet that existed in the basement was no longer connected (the joys of having a house made in '81). Knowing that the ceiling is largely accessible, the outlet is still very intact, and remembering a discussion with an electrician a couple of years ago that, "Hey, there's an additional 240 breaker here, and we could reuse that for your new HVAC unit," I assumed the work wouldn't be too difficult to hook up the new wire. But this discovery of an unfunctioning receptacle is on a Sunday. And I'm starting to feel congested because of sinuses. And I have to fly to California on Monday. And I still have to work out the presentation details before Monday, so I don't really have any more time on Sunday. So I say, "Let's call an electrician. Once they come out and give an estimate, if it's any less than $300, it's reasonable, and you should give them the thumbs up. They can just do the work while they're here." My reasoning: Time to drive to the house and do the work: $150. Maybe having to run a new wire all of like 25' - $100. Total: $250 + some buffer = $300. And whatever, the issue will be handled. We call Noor Electrical Services, which Google says is local, and the guy is SUPER responsive--answers on a Sunday, friendly guy, and he says he can come out on Wednesday. Awesome! Fast forward: I fly out to Cali. Wednesday comes; guy comes out; and I get a text that the work order is ready. They even emailed me a work order that linked to my specific job -- how awesome of technology is that! I quickly look at the work order--excited by the use of technology and these guys' professionalism--but then I see the quote for $849.16, "NM B 240V Circuit, First 50 Feet". To say I chuckled was an understatement. I immediately declined the work order, expecting some reply if it was declined but unable to step out of the presentation in front of numerous agents. Travel ends; I return home, open the panel, remove the dead front, and I see the previously ran wires. I flip the breaker, disconnect the run that is no longer being used, connect the old run, and flip the breaker back on. Voila! Power. If you are a professional that is good at what you do, you should get paid for your worth. However, if it doesn't occur that you should open the dead front and see if the wires are already ran, maybe ring them out ahead of time if you're unsure, you're not worth an expensive quote. Similarly, if you know what you're doing, and you know that the work is going to be 10-minutes of work because you did look behind the dead front... Why wouldn't you quote that work, get paid, and save yourself a trip back out to the site? Pictures of the panel and panel schedule, description that the wires may already be ran--these are things I provided ahead of leaving just to be as transparent as possible. At the end of the day, knowledge can clearly save you a lot of money, and I hope that I can find a local electrician that's worth their salt so that when I don't feel like doing the work myself and have the cash to spend, I can pay someone what they're worth. I see the other reviews; I know how friendly the guys were, and maybe this was a one-off, but in retrospect, this one fell flat and was disappointing. I would give 1 star, but the responsiveness and technology were awesome. I can't give more than two stars because the communication fell down at the end, and the quote is unreal. read more

So professional, so efficient and so kind! On Friday night, a short blew out a receptacle, which took out about half the power in our house--very serious, since we work from home. Because of the smoke, we called the fire department; they advised us to call an electrician. We called a big name that night and never heard back. Saturday morning, I called Noor because of its high rating and promise of 24/7 coverage. They took the order, sent out Mohammed, who gave us a quote. He didn't try to upsell--in fact, he described the cheapest option first. Sunday night, he made the repairs. We will definitely be using them again! read more

We had a couple of outlets replaced and an outlet installed by John at Noor Electrical. He did a fantastic job. He was very friendly and explained what was going on and what needed to be done. He was later than the expected time but he and Noor Electrical kept us up to date on his expected arrival time. John even gave a discount because he was later than expected. I would use Noor Electrical again (and probably ask for John!). read more

Called on a Monday and had someone in Tuesday to wire our newly installed garbage disposal. John was nice and efficient. Will absolutely reach out again for any electrical needs we have. Great option for the east side of Atlanta! read more

Prompt, reliable, efficient, cost-effective, friendly. THE choice for electric in Stone Mountain. Had some outlets blow out, Muhammad was in and out in thirty minutes, vibing with me the whole way. I'll be asking for him specifically next time I need electric work. read more

Really appreciated all the folks I interacted with from Noor Electrical Services, from the kind scheduling personnel to the electrician that came out. John was timely, answered all my questions and curiosities about the job that needed to be done, and did fantastic work with replacing the stove range connection in our kitchen. I will definitely be calling them again for my electrical needs! read more

When we need electrical services, we contact Noor Electrical Services. They have replaced lights, installed new lights, replaced chandeliers, replaced wall outlets, installed new outlets, changed out rheostats, and generally kept our home in great shape electrically. We know they are reliable, honest, and hard working... a pleasure to have in our home. They also network with other contractors and can refer to other, first-rate craftsmen. Thank you, Mr. Noor. read more

We chose Noor Electric because we needed a full service, accredited electrician to wire a garage conversion. They pulled permits, completed the work in a timely manner, and passed all county inspections the first time. Their rates are competitive. Highly recommended. read more