Best Electricians in United States
I had put in a call to my Home Warranty company with an issue with my AC Unit during the recent heatwave and the HVAC Tech that came out told me that the issue wasn't due to the AC system itself but an electrical issue with the breaker the AC was connected to. Unfortunately for me this was something that was not covered by the warranty as it was an issue of improper wiring from the previous owner of the home and I'd have to find my own electrician. The HVAC Tech stated I just needed to have the breaker replaced and the issue would be resolved. I put in a request for a quote online Friday night hoping to get a price range on what I would be looking at for the job. The next morning I got a range of responses from electricians saying that they would need to do a diagnosis to see if it was the actual problem and that could run me $95-$200 alone without the work actually being done and the soonest they could fit me in was Monday or Wednesday the following week. One electrician replied that I would be looking at $750 to get the breaker replaced and new wiring installed from the breaker to the condenser and that didn't include having any sheet rock repaired if that was necessary. Then entered Darren. Rather than rattling off all the possible charges I would have to pay for and how much he charged for a diagnostic he just asked some common sense questions like how long I'd had the ac unit and how long I'd been having the issue. After a couple replies back and forth and a picture of the label on my condenser Darren told me how much the job would be to replace the breaker and that he could be there in an hour and knock it out. No haggling, no additional charges for work I hadn't asked for, no bs, just what it would run to do the actual work and having it done same day. He showed up and had my AC back up and running within 15 minutes. I appreciate his honestly and directness. There was not even a hint of an attempt to up-sell the work. Just what I asked for and getting it done right and quick. I highly recommend Darren. Good guy.
Pittsburg, CA 94565
Had Brennan install a new AC unit, did a wonderful job! Was very polite to deal with and cleaned the area up the very nicely. Have used him in the past and would recommend him to anyone who needs something fixed.
San Jose, CA
We didn't actually use CJ Bradley for our service, but he was available and waiting for us first thing this morning after we spent the night before messaging a dozen companies w a confusing power loss in part of our home. Ross even waited around our area to make sure we were all set this morning, although someone else had made it out to us. I'd call them again, for sure.
San Jose, CA
Kenny performed an electrical service panel upgrade on my 1958 Eichler home, and I'm glad I picked him for the job. He and his electrician father were very thorough in their investigation of how best to run the ground wire and what the requirements were from PG&E. This was a challenge with my home because, with no attic atop the house and no crawl space beneath the house, an Eichler home presents challenges to many contractors. The work was impeccable and both the PG&E guy and the inspector commented on how great a job was done. Kenny also is really good with answering emails, which I loved because I like the convenience and non-immediacy of email. I also wanted some re-wiring done (and this is a pain with an Eichler, again), and even though i decided to postpone this work for the time being, they still talked at length with me about the options which is helpful when trying to plan the best approach to remodel your house while living in it. Definitely going to be calling Kenny back for future work.
San Jose, CA
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.
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.
1190 Dell Ave, Ste O, Campbell, CA 95008
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!
Freedom, CA 95019
Called him about a few lights with loose wiring. He came out within an hour and fixed it! Super nice, very professional, wore a mask. I'll use him again for sure if I need anything electrical. Thank you Gonzalo!
Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
We recently had FUSE Service INC. replace our existing furnace with a brand new heat pump system. Vlad was our service advisor who provided us a couple of options for us to choose from, went over the differences between the options, and also told us about rebates and programs we qualified for.
Installers were very knowledgeable and took great care doing the install. They were able to complete a 3 day job in 2 days so we can have the new heat pump in time for the recent frigid weather.
FUSE Service INC. customer service has been top notch. We have received prompt responses and services, so I feel reassured about our project with the 10 year warranty that was offered.
Installers were very knowledgeable and took great care doing the install. They were able to complete a 3 day job in 2 days so we can have the new heat pump in time for the recent frigid weather.
FUSE Service INC. customer service has been top notch. We have received prompt responses and services, so I feel reassured about our project with the 10 year warranty that was offered.
6701 Koll Center Pkwy, Ste 250, Pleasanton, CA 94566
Do not hesitate to choose MEL Electric! Eric was prompt, professional and congenial. We needed our front porch light inspected (the light bulbs were very corroded), a new pantry fixture installed and a video doorbell installed. All the work was done perfectly with every attention to detail, including cleanup. It's wonderful to find a company that you know will be reliable and work with integrity. Exceptional!
902 Enterprise Way, Ste G, Napa, CA 94558
Responsive, top quality work and very fair pricing. They've done three jobs for me over the years. The first was a main panel move and upgrade. The next was an emergency repair needed after storm damage and the third was wiring a hot tub. I have only good things to say about Stallings Electric. I highly recommend them.
San Jose, CA
Darius came to our place on time and gave us an estimate on the spot, followed up by a detailed estimate in writing within 24 hrs. He couldn't come to do the job, but he sent one of his colleagues/employee, Jason, who did an outstanding job.
Not only was the job done very well (no mess left behind either), they did it in less the time that was expected and their prices were unbeatable.
Thank you Darius Electric!
Not only was the job done very well (no mess left behind either), they did it in less the time that was expected and their prices were unbeatable.
Thank you Darius Electric!
7341 Circle Hill Dr, Oakland, CA 94605
I have relied on A & Zacks Electric for the last 20 years. They are consistently professional and thorough attending to every detail. Safety and a clean, well-done job is their main object. I reccommend them highly.
Lee Vierra, Manor Heating
Lee Vierra, Manor Heating
San Leandro, CA 94577
My parents electricity went out and I called Tony as he had high reviews and was local. Needless to say, those reviews are as true as they get. He came within 45 min of my call and met with my parents (who are in there 80's). He was able to diagnose the issue so that it could be fixed right away. I know he is busy, but because of the dire situation (it was really cold out) Tony made it priority to help them. I cannot thank you enough. I can tell you these are not fake reviews.
425 Walnut St, Ste 5, San Carlos, CA 94070
Hormoz was responsive and completed the work in quick time. We wanted to install new recess lights and he did a great job.
5851 Cahalan Ave, San Jose, CA 95123
We got Fuse Electrical to do a panel swap at the house.
They were very reliable, replied and gave us our quote very fast.
The work was great and priced fairly.
Finally a knowledgeable and professional company that does great work.
Thank you Fuse!
They were very reliable, replied and gave us our quote very fast.
The work was great and priced fairly.
Finally a knowledgeable and professional company that does great work.
Thank you Fuse!
San Jose, CA
The outlets in my bedroom (which would function only with a light switch) went out a few months ago and I put off calling an electrician. Then my garbage disposal stopped working so I put out a request for an electrician at 7:30pm - Ken was the first to respond (in under 20 mins) and was willing to come tonight. Ken was at my door in less than an hour from my first request. Originally, he left within 15 mins because we thought he fixed/addressed everything. But within a few mins the outlets stopped working. He then drove back to my house (after 9pm on a Monday) to finish the job. Ken was able to locate the problem outlet and even do a lil rewiring to ensure my outlets worked without the need of a light switch. In less than 3 hours Ken was able to confirm time slot, identify the issues, and fix them. I would recommend in a heart beat.
San Jose, CA
Lex and his team did a great job replacing our old lighting and installing recessed lighting throughout our entire house. Communication and follow through was seamless, he had valuable insight into every inquiry, and we're super happy with the quality of their work! Electrical work isn't something we would ever mess with and it's comforting to know that Lex is so extremely qualified. We will definitely be using ONE10 for all future needs and will refer him to our family and friends- they'll be in good hands.
San Jose, CA
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San Jose, CA
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3195 Park Rd, Ste C, Benicia, CA 94510
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San Francisco, CA 94122