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Highly recommend Issac for your electrical needs. We installed new lights and it was done super quickly!
Ladera Ranch, CA 92694
Tim was great to work with! A very nice guy, communication via phone, text and email was pleasant, prompt and easy. He wired and installed 3 ceiling fans and 2 sconce lights in our home (during the hottest days of the summer) and we were 100% happy with his work. His pricing was very reasonable, he underbid FanDiego's electricians by more than $100 per fan. Would definitely recommend for any electrical needs!
737 3rd Ave, Ste H, Chula Vista, CA 91910
Professional & first class. The Tesla dealer recommended & they did a perfect job. Kwan was polite, personable & took pride in his excellent work. I wish all trades operated in this manner
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2800 S Main St, Ste C, Santa Ana, CA 92707
After calling one person with all 5 stars, that person never returned my call so he lost out. i then called Joel Perez, within a couple of hours he called me back. Nick showed up within an hour or so, Nick showed up to give me an estimate. Had a lot of work that needed to get done. Got an estimate which I thought was ok. Of course I would have liked it lower. Nick came out as scheduled the first day. Got some work done but had to leave for Dr. appointment. Nick called and scheduled a second day which he met. Nick spent almost 6 hours completing all the work that I needed done. Being a QA guy, all of his work was completed very well and looks great. All in all I had about 10-11 hours of electrical work done. I would recommend Joel Perez company and would be having more work done in the future.
San Diego, CA
I also found Rudy after numerous attempts of finding an electrician. I read his beaming reviews and I am so glad I called him. He was professional from the moment he took my call to the time he finished the job. He removed an ancient range that was hard wired into our kitchen wall and installed an outlet for a new range. He set up the new range and took his time ensuring that it was all set and safe to operate. I highly recommend Rudy because he is honest, personable, hard working and extremely reasonable with his rates. Now that I have found Rudy, he will be our only choice for electricians in the future. Thanks, Rudy!
Solana Beach, CA 92024
STAY AWAY!!! The saying birds of a fleather flock together has been verified after my experience with my kitchen contractor recommending Tony from Brite Electric. They both did a number on me.
My kitchen cabinet installer, who butchered my cabinets and admitted he had no idea how to do Ikea cabinets after having said he just did an Ikea kitchen the week before, recommened Tony to do the electrical for the kitchen as I needed new outlets and wiring. At that point I didn't know the kitchen guy was a hack, and I was on a tight timeline so I went with Tony even though his price was high. He comes across as being very sharp and personable. I suppose those are the ones you have to be careful of.
Tony charged me $1500 to wire up most of the kitchen. The job took his employee James about 4-5 hours as most of the walls were open so he could do things pretty easily. Here are the issues that arose:
1) They used 8 gauge wire for a 50 amp cooktop. Per CA code a 50 amp appliance requires 6 gauge wire. This is a big no-no. It really is pathetic as the thicker gauge would have cost maybe $30 more.
2) They used a 8 gauge 2 conductor wire for the oven, when it requires a 8 gauge 3 conductor wire. Per CA code if you had existing 8-2 wire you could reuse it, but it is much safer to use 8-3 and it is a code requirement when wiring new. Again, they cheaped out. This would have cost maybe $15 more. They probably just didn't have any with them and figured I would never know.
3) They used a 50 amp breaker on a 30 amp appliance (over). This defeats the whole point of having a breaker and is a serious problem.
4) They left a mess everywhere. When they drilled through joists they didn't bother to vacumn anything up. They even left their Jambu Juice cup from lunch.
5) They did not patch or cover any of the drywall holes they made. This is unacceptable for the amount I paid and they never told me otherwise. I then had to pay the kitchen contractor $150 to patch some drywall holes. I think it was a total scam between them.
6) Most of the outlets were not lined up and visually off. I had to pay somebody else to move them later.
7) The price! I paid what amounted to probably $300/hr. What is worse his original quote was $2100. I'm such an idiot.
Here is where it gets fun. After I discovered that his job was totally subpar I called to figure out a resolution. At first he totally rebuffed me and said everythign he did was to code and he works on million dollar homes as does the same thing (this means this was not a one-off but he does illegal work regularly). After I very specifically pointed things out he offered to send me a small amount of money. I then told him there were more issues than I even previously knew about and the amount he was offereing was inssuficient. At that point he stopped responding to me.
BBB, contractor's board, and small claims court here I come! If anbody has any questions about this review feel free to contact me.
My kitchen cabinet installer, who butchered my cabinets and admitted he had no idea how to do Ikea cabinets after having said he just did an Ikea kitchen the week before, recommened Tony to do the electrical for the kitchen as I needed new outlets and wiring. At that point I didn't know the kitchen guy was a hack, and I was on a tight timeline so I went with Tony even though his price was high. He comes across as being very sharp and personable. I suppose those are the ones you have to be careful of.
Tony charged me $1500 to wire up most of the kitchen. The job took his employee James about 4-5 hours as most of the walls were open so he could do things pretty easily. Here are the issues that arose:
1) They used 8 gauge wire for a 50 amp cooktop. Per CA code a 50 amp appliance requires 6 gauge wire. This is a big no-no. It really is pathetic as the thicker gauge would have cost maybe $30 more.
2) They used a 8 gauge 2 conductor wire for the oven, when it requires a 8 gauge 3 conductor wire. Per CA code if you had existing 8-2 wire you could reuse it, but it is much safer to use 8-3 and it is a code requirement when wiring new. Again, they cheaped out. This would have cost maybe $15 more. They probably just didn't have any with them and figured I would never know.
3) They used a 50 amp breaker on a 30 amp appliance (over). This defeats the whole point of having a breaker and is a serious problem.
4) They left a mess everywhere. When they drilled through joists they didn't bother to vacumn anything up. They even left their Jambu Juice cup from lunch.
5) They did not patch or cover any of the drywall holes they made. This is unacceptable for the amount I paid and they never told me otherwise. I then had to pay the kitchen contractor $150 to patch some drywall holes. I think it was a total scam between them.
6) Most of the outlets were not lined up and visually off. I had to pay somebody else to move them later.
7) The price! I paid what amounted to probably $300/hr. What is worse his original quote was $2100. I'm such an idiot.
Here is where it gets fun. After I discovered that his job was totally subpar I called to figure out a resolution. At first he totally rebuffed me and said everythign he did was to code and he works on million dollar homes as does the same thing (this means this was not a one-off but he does illegal work regularly). After I very specifically pointed things out he offered to send me a small amount of money. I then told him there were more issues than I even previously knew about and the amount he was offereing was inssuficient. At that point he stopped responding to me.
BBB, contractor's board, and small claims court here I come! If anbody has any questions about this review feel free to contact me.
Escondido, CA 92026
OMG!!! This company is phenomenal! We had to update our old radiant ceiling heating system and were at the end of our budget. We had totally remodeled our home and spent enough money as it was. Then we had to deal with bypassing the old system and having electric box heaters installed into the walls in 4 rooms. Scary as they would need to cut into the walls to do this. After 5 other bids from local Electricians that would come out and ask us electrical questions we could not answer (which honestly scared us off) or saying they could probably do the the job) we found Service Rite Electric. They came out right away, told us what needed to be done and what type of power our system could support. They had an estimate in writing to us within the hour via email and came out the next day to do the work. They were finished in 2.5 hours and not one bit of mess! The new wall heaters looked gorgeous and work perfectly and since they finished in half the time, they took off $350.00 dollars!! Yes I definitely recommend this company! Fair, fast and friendly.
5694 Mission Center Rd, San Diego, CA 92108
Lucian helped with some electrical issues at my home, and he did a great job. Very responsive, reasonable and responsive. Big thumbs up!!
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
RK Electric was the bomb! Dave called me a couple of days after he was referred to me by my landscape contractor and showed up on time to give me a quote. He turned what seemed to be a complicated situation of getting electrical to my new Spa and adding plugs to my backyard into a simple solution. when I came home the work was done and he called me later that night to see how I would like to pay and voila - project completed. He was courteous and thorough...I highly recommend!
7950 Silverton Ave, Ste 126, San Diego, CA 92126
I called Anthem Handyman Services to fix a leaking water pipe in my wall. Gunner showed up in a timely fashion to repair the leak. He even came back the next day to repair the drywall that was damaged during the leak and repair process. It was such a relief to deal with one company during this ordeal. I would totally use this company again.
San Diego, CA
Saeid and his two assistants did 2 days' work for our kitchen remodel, including install of a new sub panel.
I have done similar work myself and I'm quite fussy about details.
We are happy with his work. I would use him again.
Initial discussions proved to me that he has lots of experience and very sound judgment. He made some good suggestions (such as putting in a bigger sub panel than I had in mind (negligible price difference).
Saied was extremely easy to work with as we discussed many details of the job, including changes while the work was underway.
His fixed bid ($5,000) was pretty reasonable. Our other bid (Rory Higgins) was $9,448.The job entailed about 45 man hours (not including travel time) and maybe $800 to $1,000 of materials. Some of it was difficult attic work, and also being a good detective as he integrated with our existing circuits. It turned out we needed one extra circuit installed, which he included at no extra charge.
They worked pretty hard to fish difficult areas instead of cutting excessive holes in our walls.
All the communications and timeliness, was excellent, and Saeid is a really nice guy.
I have done similar work myself and I'm quite fussy about details.
We are happy with his work. I would use him again.
Initial discussions proved to me that he has lots of experience and very sound judgment. He made some good suggestions (such as putting in a bigger sub panel than I had in mind (negligible price difference).
Saied was extremely easy to work with as we discussed many details of the job, including changes while the work was underway.
His fixed bid ($5,000) was pretty reasonable. Our other bid (Rory Higgins) was $9,448.The job entailed about 45 man hours (not including travel time) and maybe $800 to $1,000 of materials. Some of it was difficult attic work, and also being a good detective as he integrated with our existing circuits. It turned out we needed one extra circuit installed, which he included at no extra charge.
They worked pretty hard to fish difficult areas instead of cutting excessive holes in our walls.
All the communications and timeliness, was excellent, and Saeid is a really nice guy.
13001 Bowron Rd, Poway, CA 92064
I found Jorge and his son Danny on yelp after the last electrician didn't want to hang up my chandelier. Jorge was quick to respond and came the same day to install our brand new chandelier from our 18 foot ceiling. Not only we're they fast, but reliable and courteous. I will definitely use Tapia Electric again.
San Diego, CA
Very professional, discreet, efficient, and very reasonable pricing. Absolutely recommend.
San Diego, CA 92122
Dr. Electric (Owner Todd and his helper) came to my home today and installed two recessed lights and a switch for them in my bedroom. They showed up on time, prepped the area for a clean work space, and reviewed the work to be performed again with me. When they were done the room was cleaner than when they arrived. The lights function beautifully and light up the dark areas of my closet, which is what I wanted. I appreciate the professionalism of the Dr. Electric crew and I will be calling them again for my next electrical job. Great pricing too!
Coronado, CA 92178
Fast response, explained in full detail (laymen's terms) the problem and then the solution. Very satisfied with results. If needed, we will def use again.
San Diego, CA
Just had two chandeliers installed by Mustafa. Very friendly and accommodating person with a bright personality. He showed up early and completed the job to my satisfaction. I had inquired from 4 other companies but CET had the best price by a land slide! Quotes I got were $1500-$1880 for the project, but only paid $812 with CET Electric. Very competitive. They will continue to earn my business in my future projects!
San Diego, CA
Sometimes you get lucky. There aren't huge numbers of reviews but I took a chance and called to compare his estimate for my described work and while the rates are comparable to other electricians, I liked Stuart's forthright answers. We calendared a time and date for an appointment. He asked for pictures of some fixtures and switches so good indicators too. He was prompt, did great work and listened when we walked through the house. His questions helped me make good decisions when there were options. His company is a hidden gem in Coronado where most of his work occurs but it is worth getting him to cross that bridge.
Coronado, CA 92178
Best electrician, look no futher. You're in good hands and she knows what she's doing.
Encinitas, CA 92024
I had an appointment with an electrician made through American Homeshield (which is also a scam so don't ever purchase their plan), and he just didn't show up for the first appointment. This is annoying because I took time off of work to stay home to meet the electrician. Ernesto came the second time. Although he was polite, he never followed up after that first visit. I called continuously and even went so far as to message the business through Yelp. Crickets. When we finally did get someone on the phone, they stated that American Homeshield wouldn't cover the issues, so I said that's fine. I'm happy to pay out of pocket. They said they sent it to me via email (which I never received it), so we requested that they mail it to me. I never got that either. So after numerous attempts at trying to reach them, I give up on getting my $75 service fee back. When I say I tried to contact them numerous times, I'm talking *lots* of calls. This isn't one or two attempts then I gave up. I have no idea how they stay in business treating their customers this way.
4077 Menlo Ave, Spc.3, San Diego, CA 92105
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