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Alex was great to work with. Fixed some electrical problems quickly and for a fair price. Would use him again.

Love Dennis, he is so pleasant and do good work. Very responsible. Im so glad i called Davie Electrical.

Super team and they are skilled, smart and do it right the first time.   Not to mention reasonably priced and nice!

We purchased a new home recently and found that the former homeowner cut a bunch of corners in his remodeling. We hired Rotunda Electric, again, to come to the new house. They evaluated and corrected all of the code violations, added new outlets where we needed them, and ran a 220 line for our dryer. They were extremely professional (e.g. on time, courteous, talked about options, etc.). They gave us the piece of mind that everything was back in order and we had our electrical all sorted out. All of that and the cost was extremely reasonable. Thanks Rotunda!

Been meaning to write this review for quite some time.  Have used Mr. Electric 3 times over the last 3 years and the same electrician, Jeff Hughes.  Great guy, great electrician.  Doesn't oversell, gets the job done quickly and correctly.  Nothing but good things to say.

We are THRILLED with the results of the fire restoration project! I'm super picky and had a ton of questions, but Night Owl was always very happy to help and quick to respond. The Hutchins and their team are awesome!

Beware of the 99.00 fee that they try to charge you once your appt. is over....whether you use them or not......Made my appt. for a possible whole home surge protector...after a longer then needed appt. and beating around the bush answer...plus an astronomical estimate in the thousands...we decided no and were told there would be a fee of 99.00...I was NEVER told of this fee when I made my appt. or I would NOT have used them, thankfully after this was stated, the fee was waived.  Just be careful and ask before they come to your home. Andrea R.

Allan was friendly and seemed to understand my project. He was unable to make our first meeting but contacted me to let me know that he needed to reschedule and arrived in the time frame we had agreed upon. He smelled a bit smokey/earthy but he wasn't in the house very long and I don't care what he does on his own time.

He provided a rough estimate for the project and then notified me that his estimates aren't free and that I would need to pay $85 for the 10 minutes he had spent. I mentioned that, in the future, he may want to tell people that there is a charge for the estimate before coming out. I felt a little scammed but I dismissed it as an oversight and provided him with my bank card. He told me he wasn't able to take cards and that I would need to use CashApp to pay him the $85. I told him I don't have CashApp and he would need to have his office call me and I would provide them with the details so he could get his estimation fee.

At this point, the conversation broke down. He felt that trying to intimidate me by getting right up in my face was a good first choice. It wasn't particularly intimidating, but it was highly unprofessional. He kept trying to hint that I would have real problems if I didn't immediately leave my house (I'm a 24/7 caregiver for my mother with dementia and would never just leave with a stranger in the house) to get him money out of the ATM and then refused to leave without payment. He took my picture and told me he was going to dox me on blast on FB before I had to tell him that if he didn't leave the premises I would call the police.

I know starting a business is hard, particularly when you are so young. Telling people that estimates aren't free is a required first step. Also, here is a link to a free card reader I recommend you order so the next time you get a chance to get paid you have the proper equipment to do business: squareup.com/us/en/hardw…

I hope the next time I call on you for a project you've got things a bit more figured out.

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