Ricky's great! I have a car lift (230 volt 25 Amp) and an medium duty industrial firing kiln (240v 36-60A) that I had him install. My current panel was already fully loaded and wired for solar with a complicated battery back up so I didn't want that altered. luckily, the main switch panel from the street to the house has 2 drop outs, one for the main subpanel and one for a potential second. The second was already being used for my A/C and at his suggestion, we swapped that breaker for a larger one to act as a breaker for a new breaker subpanel.
Then he moved my AC breaker up to the new subpanel, wired the lift to a disconnect on a 120v20A/240v30A quad breaker (neat), wired the kiln to a 240v60A breaker, and even wired up my lift's accessory air/outlet box to the existing garage lights breaker on the old subpanel as a bonus. Another bonus was that I originally had wanted the kiln on a plugable washer/dryer type outlet, but when he saw the poor quality of the plug connection kits across what was available at the time, he immediately pivoted to hardline bolt-and-wire connections in a grounded electrical box (but asked my permission first, which was great, since I've had others who will do the extra work and not tell me until it's finished which just sucks because I might have had a different alternate idea). Anyway, I think it's much more durable this way. It might be more difficult to disconnect it but that's still possible to do, and it's probably a good thing to avoid accidental disconnects during long duration use and plug failures which would start a fire.
Pretty sweet deal, and he did an excellent job testing the connections and informing me of their operating amperage so we could be certain that having the devices on simultaneously wouldn't trip any of the breakers. I made sure to get a couple different bids from other electricians and while one was slightly less, most were much more. Ultimately, I chose him for his thoroughness in laying out a safe and sensible statement of work, a very competitive bid/estimate price, and especially for his top-notch communication skill, promptness, aimable customer service and flexible professionalism.
Would definitely recommend him for any electrical job, and for on-the-fly advice during a project.