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Rose City Electric

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12 years ago

Anthony and Doug are great. You get a quick response, sound work, and a reasonable price. They are friendly and knowledgeable as well.

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Fralley Electric

Fralley Electric

(10 reviews)

Based on recommendations and reviews on NextDoor, I have been using Fralley Electric since we moved…read moreto this area about 10 years ago. I am really happy with their responsiveness and service. They were just here recently to handle about 5-6 items that had been accumulating on my to-do list and didn't disappoint. I've used them to install outlets and ceiling fixtures, diagnose & fix a problem with a chandelier (switch needed replacement), replace 2 fixtures flanking the front door and one over the garage, discuss outdoor lighting for security purposes and install a motion sensor over the garage (they had the fixture on hand). My husband also wanted heating in a tiny, frigid bathroom we had. He brought in an electrician who recommended installing a small baseboard heater for $300. I knew the bathroom was too small even for that. I went over this with Fralley the last time they were here, and they explained that, in addition, a baseboard heater would rust within a year (we have a steam boiler which doesn't really go with baseboard heaters anyway, although a prior owner put some in the house). One of the techs went out to pick up a fixture that would work and they installed it as soon as he returned. It's a ceiling fan with light and an option to make the fan distribute warm air without having to replace the switches. As I already knew, there wasn't enough power to support a heater in that part of the house, and they added a circuit (or whatever it is). These fixtures use a lot of power, and the one they installed is energy-efficient, which was a nice bonus. Last, one day a branch from a tree on our property fell onto a power line and caused the cable to detach from a neighbor's house, which disconnected her from the grid. Scott helped me immediately, first explaining whether or not we had to call the power company or fire department. A couple of techs came out right away and reattached the cable to my neighbor's house. I paid for it, of course, and the price was much lower than I expected--not that I had any idea how much these things cost. I wouldn't use any other electrician.

Very happy with Fralley Electricians. Tyler came to our home and as we requested replaced all our…read moresmoke detectors with new detectors that have a ten year battery life. Two of the detectors also cover carbon monoxide. He was pleasant, easy to communicate with and efficient in his work. We feel this gives us peace of mind and security having this job completed.

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Tri Starr Electric

(13 reviews)

(Note: Tri Starr Electric has an additional office in Oradell, NJ, so they can service Bergen…read moreCounty, which is the location context of this review.) I contacted Tri Starr Electric, because I wanted a second opinion on my non-functional outdoor lamp post. Neil picked up the phone and spent 10 minutes listening to my problem and what the first electrician found out and proposed. Any contractor able to take a phone call for 10 minutes is incredible in and of itself. Neil asked some good questions and didn't want me to pay for a service call unnecessarily. While Neil confirmed some of the first electrician's findings, there were additional matters that the first electrician did not address. I decided that it was worth paying them the service charge to have them thoroughly examine the situation. This was because the proposed solution from the first electrician was almost $1500 after tax, and I wasn't sure I wanted to spend that much to deal with the lamp post. (low voltage with transformer installed outside in an external outlet) Brad and Juan came over to examine the situation. They wore shoe covers to enter the house and not get the floor unnecessarily dirty! They did similar examinations as the first electrician, testing line voltages and finding where the wires went. However, unlike the first electrician, Brad offered multiple solutions at different budget levels. Brad focused on the root problem of "how much outdoor lighting do you want?" instead of "how to fix this lamp post." Lastly, if we hired them to perform one of their solutions, Tri Starr was willing to discount the price of the solution by the cost of the service call, which I think is fair and appreciated. Brad submitted three proposals a full day later, all of which matched what he told us when he was on-site. The three proposals came in at different price ranges: an affordable solution that abandons the lamp post for a different lighting source, a modest low-voltage wireless switch solution, and the priciest line voltage solution. The price point of the line voltage solution was basically the same as the first electrician's low voltage solution, so Tri Starr offered a better solution for the same price. We chose the low voltage solution. Brad texted me when he was arriving and arrived in the expected time window. Once here, he reviewed the work with me before starting. He suggested 3 options on where to place the transformer box and wiring with pros and cons to each. As before, he wore shoe covers for indoor work. For outdoor work, he carefully dug up the ground to lay the wire and minimized disturbing the soil. It took him about 5 hours to do the work, which was according to plan. After the work was done, he cleaned up the work site and provided a final review of the work including operation of the switches and the transformer box. In conclusion, this business is very well run, offers great solutions for all budgets, and is meticulous with their work. I will definitely hire them for future electrical work.

I had an issue with some outlets malfunctioning due to using an appliance. had a handyman take a…read morelook and he told me that I would need a rewiring of the wire from the electric panel. Not pleasant news. Then I decided to give a call to Tri Starr. Neil picked up and he didn't listen as much as I had wanted him to, and he quickly indicated that the handyman is probably wrong. I was a bit skeptical to be honest, but I gave it a go. Joey showed up on the same day as the call and he was actually really pleasant to talk to and resolved my problem relatively quickly. I didn't have to do a rewire so that was a relief. and in the end, Neil was right. They were prompt, knowledgeable and generally friendly. Give them a call

Rose City Electric - electricians - Updated October 2026

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