Cross Electrical was my go-to electrician when the Cross family used to own it. It should be noted that now they have sold their services to Thomas and Edith. Of the Cross family, only Jerry stays behind as one of their electricians, but Jerry did tell me he is planning to retire soon.
Over one month ago I noticed I had an issue where my refrigerator would be going out at night. At first thinking it was the refrigerator having issues, I soon noticed it was half the house. I called Cross Electrical and Jerry came out two different times but unfortunately could not diagnose the problem.
I eventually called PG&E Thanksgiving day, and they diagnosed the issue as a tree root outside entangling with the live wire, which effectively tugged the line and destroyed my outside panel.
To be fair, Edith was very responsive on Thanksgiving Day saying her husband, Thomas, the new owner, would be out the next day to see the problem and figure out a solution.
Thomas saw the destroyed panel and told me he would try to do research on how to fix it, but with supply chain issues it might take awhile. I understood.
I heard no word from any of them through the weekend and Monday. On Tuesday I tried texting Edith, and there was no response. I called the office but it was as if they disappeared.
I called Thomas on his cell Thursday and he responded he was still looking into it and would get back to me shortly. That was over a month ago; I never heard from him again.
If Thomas had told me from the beginning we just needed to replace the panel, then fine, I would have been okay with it. Because he never gave me a definitive answer, and then ghosted me, I wasted nearly two weeks and was effectively homeless through Thanksgiving. Because of the time it took to contact a new electrician and plan out a solution, I also could not be home for Christmas.
I understand this was an unusual circumstance, but because of what occurred I could not be at home for the holidays, and it was just another ugly end to such an ugly year.
I certainly wish the best of luck to anyone who continues to reach out to Cross Electrical; you're going to need it. I wish them all the best of luck with their new owners.