JC Works fixed my doorbell issue. He also repaired my outlets because they weren't working. He did…read moreeverything he could to have my business with him today.

Charging for estimates is not cool especially when it is not disclosed in advance . Waste of time…read morein general.

Professional and personable. Repaired sink pipe, cleaned up afterwards. Fair pricing. Highly…read morerecommend

From the owner: Locally owned and operated 3rd generation plumbing and electrical business. Offering an old school…read morefeel with the latest technology and industry standards.

I can't say enough good things about Kris and his side kick, Jack! If you want someone in your…read morehouse you can trust, will give you a fair price, and knows his stuff, then call Kris! He was so good to work under a tight time crunch the pool company gave me and teamed up with my dad to help on a project we were taking on, all while updating my panel box inside. He took the time and made sure the job was done right and got things up to code so that my house was safe! I can't thank him enough and will call him for all my future needs. Don't hesitate, call him now and get on his schedule before you are forced to use someone else. THANK YOU!

WAY overpriced. Not sure if it's because I'm a woman or some other reason…read more First visit: I received a call from Kris who said he would be at my house at 3PM. He arrived at 4PM. He converted some 2 prong outlets to 3 prong outlets. Work was completed as requested and cost was reasonable. Gave an excuse for being late that I only half believed. Second visit: Kris replaced a low-voltage transformer, which he acquired, for my landscape lights. Total cost was $300. While here, we discussed replacing the actual lights hooked up to to the transformer as a few were out. He said he'd get back to me. I had thought that the transformer likely cost $150-ish so the total, $300 parts & labor, was high, but I didn't say anything. I found out later that the transformer, a Home Depot brand, was only about $75. The work took maybe an hour and a half, so $225 for the labor?? I don't know anyone on an hourly wage that gets over $100 per hour. The average hourly rate for an electrician in GA according to multiple online sources is between $24.92-$38.11. I received a text from Kris about a week later saying he had the landscape lights we discussed and could come the next week to install them. The cost would be $500. These are basically plug & play lights and it would probably take about an hour to complete the work. I looked online and found the lights cost a total of $150. That means he was going to charge me $350 for labor. When I texted back for the break down, he claimed the lights were $200 and the labor would be $300. I replied back: So I went online. I can get the lights for $150. And $300 for maybe an hour of labor is ridiculous. I'll pass. His reply: Okay, that's why I suggested you can change them out yourself to save money. I can't show up at your house for free. I have a business to run not a charity. I never asked him to do the work for free and if he didn't want to do it in the first place he could have just said so. Instead, he decided he would attempt to charge me a ridiculous amount of money. I would not hire him again and would not recommend him.

One of the scariest things about moving to a new area is finding reliable, trustworthy service…read moretechnicians. I now have an electrician! We had an electrical problem and wanted new power outlets in our garage. Eric came and figured out what was going on with our power and let us know how to get our electric provider to fix their issue and sent a team to put in the new outlets. Everything was finished by lunch time at a price we were happy to pay. Friendly, helpful, did great work, and didn't try to 'upsell'.

So I wanted to take the time to actually say that this company is amazing, you called them and they…read moreshow up, their professional they're clean, Eric the owner. He is an awesome person. very understanding, very professional, and very detail oriented. His team that he has They do phenomenal work. All the members are very professional, respectful, and hard work. I just had them installed all my light throughout the house, installed a water heater, fix all the electrical wiring for our water pump house.etc... The quote that we got from other electrical companies were outrageous and unnecessary. I felt like everybody wanted to make their whole month and just one project. Shocking electrical solutions was very well priced and very fair not only that they make sure that they explained everything that was going on. I recommend them hands down, for sure I will be using them again.

Nathan Thomas did a fantastic job for us. We had an electrical issue arise at 4:00 pm on Saturday…read moreand he came right out. He provided quality work and the value was unbelievable. He will be on speed dial for us if we need an electrician. Great guy running a great company. Thank you Safe Systems Electrical Contractors.

From the owner: Electrician, Electric Repair, Emergency Service, Wiring, Electrical Design, Ceiling Fan…read moreInstallation, Commercial Electric, Panel Upgrades, Energy Efficient Lighting, Generator Installation, Lighting Installation, Lighting Design, Network Wiring, Security Lighting and Signage

Sullivan electric are great electricians that can handle any sized job. Mike and Stan are honest…read moreand have been taking care of my commercial and residential electric needs for many years

Showed up 45 min late to the job after I called and left a message on their answering machine. I…read moream a real estate agent and wanted them to install GFCI's in the kitchen and bathrooms and fix a doorbell at a home I was representing. I thought that would be an easy job and was assured it "wouldn't be anything too crazy" but it took 7.5 hours and cost over $800 for 8 GFCI's and a doorbell. They told me they spent over 2 hours trying to figure out why the outside patio and front porch outlets weren't getting power - It was because they were on a switch and the switch wasn't turned haha. When they arrived they only brought White GFCIs and our outlets were pearl. They sent one of the workers out to Home Depot to get them and he returned without any outlets about 45 min later but finally a man that turned out to be the owner showed up with outlets and it took all 3 of them to figure out that the outside outlets were on a switch. They didn't wear any protective foot wear and left doors open throughout the house. After speaking with "the owner" he said he felt everything was justified - I can not recommend this group for ANY job even the smallest of items.