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    This company is NOT to be trusted. They charged an additional 8500. dollars to my credit card two…read moremonths after the job was completed with out warning. The additional 8500. dollars was NOT apart of the agreed upon quote and when confronted about it the owner tried to argue with me that it was justified and simply a misunderstanding as to why my company is being charged. This company CANNOT be trusted. The worst part is they pretend to be good honest trust worthy people and nothing could be further from the truth. Pro tip: If you have a dispute use different numbers to call them as they will block your number.

    Don't do it; get at least two quotes before you call this overpriced, unprofessional wannabe…read more Remember, when you ask for a quote, ask them for their business license and insurance certificate. Check through the DBPR to see how many complaints are levied and what complaints are substantiated, you can also Validate their business license and insurance When signing a service contract, write and amend any portion that makes you uncomfortable. 1. 20% is normal upfront payment, NO CASH 'credit card only. Credit card leaves you options. 2. Once the permit has been verified and the work starts, another $20% 3. You must ensure your contract clearly states the scope of work and that they will follow all NEC or local codes; 4. No language indemnifies them for damaging your property or additional fees not clearly stated in the contract in full. 5. Clearly understand when the job will be completed; if it's not completed within 48 hours of the agreement, liquidated damages will apply, and breach of contract, those damages should be painful $1000 for every day the contract is not fulfilled. 6. When the inspector is at your home, make sure if you are not familiar with the components, for example, a surge protector, ask the inspector if the surge protector is installed correctly and to point out where it's located. 7. Magically, everything falls into place, and the inspector signs off on all contracted work. Ask the inspector for his credentials or business card. You can place that with a copy of your signed-off permit and scope of work. Pay the contractor the remaining balance owed. Remember if a contractor shows up at your door in sandals and shorts and shirt that looks like he either just came from the bar or a thrift shop shut the door and move on.

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