Excellent service! They were knowledgeable about getting my Tesla charger installed in my garage…read more They thoroughly answered all my questions and were very professional. I highly recommend this company!

I did not hire them. They quoted me 165.00 diagnostic fee. I hired Brunmitt Electric out of Oxford…read morefor an 85.00 diagnostic fee and for a total of 100 bucks my whole issue was fixed! 165.00 diagnostic is robbery.

A lot of slots and right next to Target. Speed is a little diluted, around 300-320 miles added per…read morehour.

Very conveniently located off of the 440 Belt-line in Raleigh off of Six Forks Road - North exit…read more(Exit 8B) just behind the North Hills Mall in the Target Parking lot that abuts the 440 Belt-line. Tip: It is best to enter from Lassiter Mill road vs Six Forks as the SC station sometimes is somewhat difficult to be able to back into the stalls due to backed up traffic when vehicles are being directed out of both the parking deck and general parking areas via Six Folks Road in front of Bank of America. But now that Tesla has recently doubled the amount of stalls now to 24, twelve (12) of which are 250kW and the original twelve (12) 150kW has dramatically reduced the wait times associated with only having twelve (12) @150kW and also has reduced the SCing times for the newer models with the 250kW stalls. See attached photo of busiest usage hours which are now between 0900 and 2000 (8PM) I had also noticed that there are also two (2) non-Tesla Eaton stalls that I believe have the standard J1772 connectors and are not within either the ChargePoint or ElectrifyAmerica network. (See attached photo) There's plenty places to grab a quick bite to eat at the upper/street level of North Hills while SCing such as Bartaco Tacos, Five Guys, Chick-fil-a that also have restroom. Another tip for this particular SC Center is that this SC Center of Raleigh is the only SC Center that is within Wake County and it often very, very busy so don't plan on plugging in your Tesla and head on over to catch a full length movie at the theater as this is the "only SC" that I've been charged an idle fee, albeit a $1/min .... Heed Teslas Mobile APP notifications very closely as you will be charged idle fees if you don't head back to your car when the APP warns you that it reaching if full charge time.

Well priced, good work adding power and an outlet to my room, and timely. The guys who did the work…read morewere friendly and communicated well during the whole experience. Highly recommend!

Service Requested: Install a Fandalier in my Sun Room Ceiling…read more Quality: The Electrician, Mateo was professional, knowledgeable, and effortlessly performed every aspect of his job in an exemplary manner from the time he walked through the front door until the time he completed the installation and was vacuuming my carpet. I would highly recommend Mateo and ARC Electric.

This was a lovely dining experience from beginning to end. At Brodeto everything is served family…read morestyle so they recommend ordering a few appetizers, pastas, and entrees for the table to share. My party was 3 people and we ordered 1 appetizer, 2 pastas, 1 entree, and 1 side and that was enough for us. The standout dishes were the foccasia bread and agnolotti pasta (you must get this) we honestly should have ordered two of these. The other food was tasty that pasta was just that good. It overall I recommend this place and will be back to try some more dishes on the menu.

Beautiful spot, and the best branzino I've had in a long time - cooked perfectly with char on the…read morecrispy skin and a delightful collection of herbs and crumbles. But... too many misses in too many areas. They belong in the Guide, but I don't think they're near a star. Some specifics: 1) The red snapper crudo is a mess. It's a delicate fish that needs a lot of room and light treatment to shine. Here it's doused in so much acid - tomatoes, peppers, vinegar - that if you closed your eyes, you wouldn't guess snapper in a million years. 2) The gem lettuces are... a Caesar salad. A pretty good Caesar, but there's just nothing notable. Little or no anchovy bite or citrus to balance the heavy hand of the dressing. 3) The service is hurried. I ordered 3 courses and was less than 50 min from sitting down to check. I appreciate a snappy kitchen, but this felt rushed. (On a side note... I sent back a cider that I hadn't realized was going to be so cloyingly sweet. Not a big deal - my risk when I ordered it - but it would've been a nice touch to take it off the bill given that I didn't touch it and ordered a much more expensive glass of wine in its place. It's little moves that shape a diner's overall experience.) It's a beautiful spot and a nice Mediterranean meal, but I wouldn't rate it among (for example) the dozen or so 1-stars in the DC area. Fiola (Italian) is a useful comparison. Several flourishes in the cooking and a higher level of service that make it star-worthy in its class.

Although this is a fairly new hotel (about a year old), I was not pleased with my stay here at all…read more I'm usually an Embassy Suites girl, and this trip reminded me why. As a Hilton Honors Silver member, they do not offer complimentary bottled water. They use a "green initiative" reason about reducing plastic, but still sell bottled water for $4 each. They do have "refreshing stations" with still, alkaline, and sparkling water, which is nice--but you must bring your own bottle. To me, if guests are spending their money with Hilton, a simple bottle of water shouldn't be too much to offer. Another major inconvenience: valet-only parking at $30 per day. Since it's downtown, you really have no choice but to use their valet unless you want to hunt for outside parking. The valet team was cool and friendly, but it's still an extra cost--plus you have to tip every time they retrieve your car or tip at the end of your stay. That adds up quickly. The hotel itself is beautiful, but the rooms are very small. Tiny dorm-style fridge No microwave No iron or ironing board, only a steamer Just not the level of comfort, space, or amenities I'm used to in the Hilton brand One thing I did like is that Tempo is connected to Homewood Suites, and you can choose where to eat breakfast. Homewood Suites offers a complimentary buffet-style breakfast, while the Tempo side has a café and bar where you have to purchase your breakfast. The café staff, bar staff, and most of the front desk team were very nice--no complaints there. But overall, between paying for breakfast, paying for parking, paying for water, and tipping valet every time, this stay was more expensive and less comfortable than it needed to be. This was my first and last stay at Tempo. It's simply not my cup of tea. I'll be sticking with Embassy Suites, where I get more space, better amenities, and the level of comfort I'm used to.

The lobby is very nice and smells good. There are loads of couches and chairs and a cafe. The…read morefront desk clerk was helpful in getting us a room when we arrived a little earlier than check in. The elevators are interesting in that you choose your floor number from a key pad and it tells you which elevator to take. Inside the elevator there are no floor numbers. Worked well. Our room was a nice size, the bed was comfortable, the shower had good pressure but the pillow were super soft. The room was quiet. The location to downtown Raleigh was great. We could walk everywhere in town. Would definitely stay if in the area again.

Matt did a great job discussing the Quote and what we needed to do too solve our problems. He was a…read moregreat individual and did a complete review of our electrical system

Steve was very professional and pleasant to talk to. He worked hard while he was here and…read moreaddressed all of my concerns.

We came here on a Saturday night. We had a reservation and were seated quickly. I do recommend…read morehaving a reservation. We started with the crab cakes as our appetizer. It comes with two and they were delicious. They're served with these little edible sticks that I'm not sure if they were very thinly cut potatoes or thinly onion straws but they were great alongside the crab cakes. The sauce the crab cakes were sitting in was a great add as well. The chargrilled salmon was fantastic on its own but we did have chargrilled vegetables and steak fries as sides. Everything paired really well together and the veggies and salmon were cooked perfectly. The carrots were definitely my favorite. Our waiter was also great and really attentive. I'd definitely return to this restaurant.

I love visiting Raleigh and while visiting , my friend picked this restaurant for dinner…read more Soooooooooooo goooooooddddd! Everything about this place lived up to my expectations. The valet, the atmosphere, the lighting, the open glass window walls, the food, the service....yesssss, yesss, yeasssssss! I got the martini flight which had a sample taste of bourbon cocktail, a margarita, and a mule. I started with the steak tots which were filet mignon on a potato hash with garlic aoili. Dinner was fantastic and the drinks were oh so delicious as well! We ordered dessert to go and the lemon bar was pure heaven ! The merengue and lemon zesty flavor made it hard not to have just one bite and I ended up eating with my coffee for breakfast lol. This upscale restaurant was 10/10!

Cowfish has been a favorite spot of ours for years now! The concept of burgers and sushi is fun,…read moretheir interior is nicely decorated and they have plenty of seating. I'd recommend making a reservation as this spot is ALWAYS packed. For appetizers we got the crab rangoon dip, firecracker role, California roll, and the pickles and peppers. All were delicious, the crab dip and firecracker roll stood out as my favorites. The pickles and peppers are HOT because they are all fried together, but they are still yummy! For my main plus drink I did the espresso martini and the bento box with the regular mini burger. The martini is wonderful, smooth and not overpowering on the liquor taste. The bento box has a great variety of sides and food- the burger was just ok this time, but the sushi, cucumbers, fries, and edamame were all great. Overall, I highly recommend stopping by to try this place out!

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was extremely disappointing…read more I arrived around 11:10 a.m. and ordered a simple bowl of miso soup. After waiting approximately 20 minutes, it finally arrived cold. I let the staff know, and they took it back to remake it. Unfortunately, the replacement soup came back just as cold--even the tofu in the soup was cold, which made it clear it had not been properly heated. I asked to speak with the manager, and while she apologized, she offered no real explanation for how this happened and made no meaningful effort to make the situation right. There was no attempt to offer another solution or otherwise address the poor experience. By that point, I had spent 40 minutes in the restaurant and had received two cold bowls of miso soup--one of the simplest items on the menu. What made the experience even more frustrating was that the restaurant was not busy. There were only about six guests in the entire restaurant, yet I noticed several staff members standing together talking among themselves instead of paying attention to their guests. This level of service was completely unacceptable. I left without ever receiving a properly prepared bowl of soup, and based on this experience, I will not be returning.

Very quick and did a great job. My brow technician was very friendly. Will definitely be coming…read moreback!

10/10! Very friendly and did a great job cleaning up my brows without taking off too much. I will…read morebe back!