Best Electricians in United States

We've now found our go-to guy for electrical problems.  We had him in because our driveway lights weren't working.  He quickly found the problem.

We also asked him how much it would cost to put the switch for the lights inside the house instead of out in the garage.  It wasn't unreasonable but it was mite than we wanted to spend right then.  So he thought a bit and came up with a cheaper solution: put a timer on the switch.  We're happy with the solution.

We had him back a second time to fix a doorbell which was every now and then deciding to take some time out.  Both times we've contacted him, he's responded promptly and arrived on time and done good work.  He's also relaxed, friendly and personable.

When I first contacted him, I did so by email and phone.  It was email he responded to, so that may be the best way to reach him.

Absolutely the best in town! Fast, reliable, and friendly. You can't get more bang for your buck. We have used Precision Home Improvement for several upgrades and repairs for our own home and have recommend them to friends/family.

We used CJ Bradley's Electric to install two new ceiling fans where there was no electricity currently wired. He showed up on time, was extremely friendly, quick and helpful!! I went with his company because his quote beat out all the others. So glad I did because he also fixed a problem with our master bedroom's fan (installed by someone else) free of charge!! It's the little things that these mom and pop companies do! He installed both new fans and fixed the other problem in just under two hours! Will definitely use them again for the next electrician needs.

I had Perry Electric do some work in my condo last year and it's probably the best experience I've had with an electrician! They were always on time, prepared, very skillful and honest. I'd definitely call Perry Electric again when I have an electric project to be done.

If you decide to work with this company be sure to get everything IN WRITING. When I initially contacted them I explained the project that I was interested in doing. I have a solar PV array to which I recently added a Tesla Powerwall; I wanted to add 3 to 4 additional solar panels because I had noticed that I had less energy independence than I wanted during the winter months. I wanted to be able to tie the new panels into the Powerwall configuration and was told that this should not be a problem because they often do this; they asked for a picture of my main breaker box and the response I got to that email was that this was perfect. They said that no permit was required because I was already permitted for solar panels. They provided a figure for the project and I decided to go forward with them, making a deposit to seal the deal.

A few days later I realized that nowhere in written documentation was there an indication that the new panels would be attached to the Powerwall (there was no contract, just a series of emails). I called and asked that this stipulation with respect to the Powerwall be put in writing, at which point I was told that not only was that never mentioned as a possibility previously, it was not something that would have been mentioned, which was not true. I reminded the representative of our conversation, at which point he admitted that he had said something about this, but tried to characterize it differently, as more of a potential option than something that they could do, and he began raising objections as to why it could not be done, trying to convince me that something else would work just as well, but it actually would not have been all that close. He then raised technical objections, claiming that they would need an additional part from Tesla, a part that they could not get from Tesla (despite being, supposedly, certified a Powerwall installer).

They were unwilling to reach out to any contacts that they might have with Tesla, so I reached out to Tesla myself to resolve the issue. After many hours on the phone and exchanging many emails with Tesla, I was able to find a way to resolve the problem without requiring additional parts; Tesla also wanted to see the plans for the additional panel installation, to ensure that there would be no problems with the Powerwall. I relayed this information to Infinium, assuming that this would clear the way for the project to go forward, and asked that a contract be drawn up to specify exactly what was to be done in the project, including tying the new panels into the Powerwall. Instead of moving forward with the project, Infinium indicated that in order to draw up plans, which I had assumed were already part of the package, and draw up a contract, there would be additional cost, and that they would now have to get a permit (which I had been previously told was not required); this caused the cost of the project to skyrocket by more more than 1/3 of the original quote provided. Of course, this made them more expensive than other providers that I had previously decided against as a result of the low estimate provided by Infinium.

Another provider, whom I am now likely to go with for my project, informed me that a permit is always required when adding new solar panels, so apparently Infinium was not being honest right from the start when they told me that no permit was required for this project. The more accurate statement would probably have been that with a project so small as this, it would be likely that they would be able to get away with not getting a permit. I am not one to be a stickler for always doing everything by the book, but I do value honesty and if I am going to be held responsible for something that is not entirely kosher, I want to be able to make that decision with full knowledge. And I believe that they should have made it clear what was going on so that I could do an apples to apples comparison with other potential providers.

Infinium was not honest with me with respect to what was legally required for this project, i.e. that a permit was required, nor were they honest with me with respect to what they were able to do, i.e. that they had no experience with how to tie the new panels into my Powerwall. They also showed very little initiative in trying to determine what was necessary to provide me with the configuration that I asked them to provide, and that they said they could provide; as a result of my initiative, not theirs, they are now able to provide other customers in a situation similar to mine with a service that they would not otherwise have been able to provide.

I probably could have pushed them to complete the project at the original stated price, with plans and permits, because it would have been illegal for them to provide a quote based on doing something that is illegal, but by this time I had no confidence in their ability to do a good job, so I elected to go with a different provider.

D & H Electric is amazing!   They were recommended by a close friend of mine and I must say I couldn't be happier with the work done in my home in Aptos.  Armando is highly skilled, respectful, professional and a master at his craft.  I had him upgrade the electrical for our master bath remodel and add several additional breakers to our panel.  His attention to detail (clean & organized wire routing), great work ethic, cleanliness of workspace and job site, excellent communication skills and punctual for all his commitments with us make him our new go to guy for electrical work!  I highly recommend Armando and D & H Electric for you next job.  I promise you won't be disappointed!

Gonzalo was awesome!!!  It was a pleasure to work with him, he's very easy to work with and very reasonable prices.

Very good company, got my water dispenser and ice maker to work again. Also checked out the refrigerator in the garage- time to get rid of it and checked out my heater.

Haven't done the work yet but so far service has been excellent. They submitted a detailed estimate and responded to questions promptly. When I decide to go ahead with the project, replacement of an ancient electrical supply, MEL Electric will be at the top of the list. I also am going to contact them regarding a back-up generator. Living in 3rd World California, which has a totally unreliable power supply system, makes this necessary.

We just had Dave Stallings and a crew member come and install a new electrical panel to replace an old Zinsco panel which is known to be a fire hazard.  Initially I had contacted them to put in a new GFCI outlet up in a bathroom.  While on their website I noticed a warning about these old electrical panels and the issues with possibly not tripping, causing fires.  After Googling it and reading more about the problems, we decided to have Stallings Electric install a new panel.  They also put in the new GFCI outlet in the upstairs bathroom.  We were very impressed with their competence, friendly demeanor and reasonable rates.  They're going to come back and add a separate circuit just for our microwave.  And any electrical work we might need beyond that we'll be calling Stallings Electric.  Awesome business!

I needed a small job taken care of. Darius Kraus was responsive, came on time, and made quick work of the minor repair. I would definitely call him again. He outshone other non-responsive electricians. One I called insisted that I needed to replace my light fixture without even taking a look. Darius Kraus provided excellent service.

A&J Zack has worked on a number of our properties over the years, both commercial and residential and their work has always been of the highest quality. They have offered excellent advice on how to best approach the problem at hand and it has always worked out. They are one of the few (perhaps only) contractors that I have used where I received compliments from the building inspectors. They have worked on major remodeling projects, new electrical panel installation and new electrical service upgrades, all without a single hitch. They are especially cognizant of safety on the job for themselves and others ensuring a safe and efficient work environment. And, perhaps most importantly, Zack is genuinely committed to delivering what I, the customer, asked for.  I cannot recommend them highly enough for whatever electrical job you might have.

5 stars.

Great service.  knowledgable. Tony was able to come to our house within the same day of the call.

He was able to find and resolve problem quickly and professionally.

Eden Electric was very easy to work with, and efficient. They quoted me a very competitive price for the job, and were able to get it done within a few days. I would hire them again.

Fuse Electrical installed an EV wall connector for us.  I only have good things to say about them.  That includes their scheduling, estimation,  inspection coordination, and installation teams.  I find them to be very prompt, professional, courteous, and creative.  You wouldn't go wrong with hiring them.

Had Ken upgrade my service panel, replacing the old FPE panel with a new, safer box. Ken made a fast, thorough job of it, and was very responsive and professional throughout the process. I'm very happy with the work he did and will be relying on him for further electrical service in the future.

Lex provided the most excellent customer service I've ever received. His professionalism and attention to detail was outstanding! I would recommend Lex's services to anyone who wants professional electrical installation services for their home or business. Excellent  value; post work station was super clean; a beautiful install.

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