Steer Clear. This is not a legitimate electrical company. Gave me an estimate and did the electrical work for an EV charger in our condo building. Even though building management didn't request City of Chicago license initially, they checked for it later (it can be asked for at any time) and this company is not licensed in the City of Chicago and its illegal to do residential work without it. The job was done completely wrong and he almost blew the sump pump and electrical to entire building by connecting to a panel inexplicably and was told not to. Installed wiring that was bent and broken and taped together which could have caused shocks and burning. New contractor easily installed it - no bends or breaks. The wall outlet installed was open and exposed, and if water dripped to it could electrocute people. Sloppy, cut corners, dangerous, illegal and not up to code. Absolute garbage, rushed work. Refused to get City of Chicago license and come fix job. We will be pursuing our money back. This is an illegitimate electrical company. Avoid at all costs.
Addendum to review:
Right, I'm not an electrician , but here are couple facts that a real electrician should have known and done, that found out about your job.
You were told by the building engineer to use the 480/277 volt panel because 208/120 was already at the capacity.
You just plainly ignored that and proceeded with your version. Maybe you don't know the difference between two.
You ran 208/ 120 wires through 480/277 panel which was a huge code violation and a human life safety issue.
And that's not all:
Then you spliced those wires inside that panel multiple times -- code violation.
You then decided to use lightning contractor conduit to run the wires and overfill that conduit -- code violation.
You installed the breaker at the wrong panel (which was at capacity) so you overloaded that panel.
The wire was badly scraped
You removed pipe straps and made the electrical conduit loose -- code violation.
J boxes that you installed were unsecured and loose with knock outs missing -- code violation
I'm still waiting on the city of Chicago electrical registration paperwork from you.
A qualified electrician would know right away that he is working with 480/277 volts and would have informed me that i needed a step down transformer in order for the EV charger to work!
On top things you have charged me over $2K for 2 J boxes and a roll of #6 wire, which costs $600 at the most. The piping was already 97% there , so what took you so long.
It took a qualified electrician a total of 8 hours to remove the faulty work and install everything from scratch including installing the transformer.
We'll happily accept a refund to settle this matter
