Best Electricians in United States

The power was out in our garage after blowing a fuse. Todd was quick to answer, friendly, knowledgeable and saw us the same day. He quickly helped us locate our test outlet and had our power on in seconds. Champion Electric is now our go to anytime we need something of the kind!!

Electrician Ken Hanska of Diamond Electric worked for a recent client in Bush Hills.

Ken was friendly, helpful, fast, and efficient.

Recommended!

Was very impressed with the electricians at Field Electric. During the consolidation they walked through all the processes and potential issues they could run into (we have an older home). The day of installation they arrived right on time (literally on time) and respected our home like it was their own. For this specific project they ran wiring into all of our bedrooms ceilings to be able to install fans / light kits. (We opted installing the fixtures on our own but they will also install them if you ask). I highly recommend and they won't disappoint.

It is such a relief when a business is able to help you on the day that you call. They fixed everything that was broken and for less than I expected. I wish every business made things this easy. Thank you!

I contacted this company to fix an error from another company.  They were on time and promptly fixed the zoning problem- would absolutely use and recommend them!!

They are quick to come out and fix both major and minor electrical problems at the business where I work. Not inexpensive but reliable.

They put freon in ac unit that lasted 3 days and charged 499.00. There was a hole in the coil and they knew there was a hole in the coil and put the Freon in it anyway. So I'm out 499.99 and they are not willing to even consider some kind of resolution. I am a senior citizen and live on a very limited budget.

Ford Audio-Video - Ford AV
Blatant Violation of Labor Laws:
I'm putting on blast my experience not as slander but as truth, of Ford AV blatant disregard and possible misunderstanding of the Oklahoma Labor Law.
My last day with the above was 12/4. By OK Labor Law my final paycheck is to be to me by next pay period (12/11). With the obligation it be to me no later then 3 days after (so 12/14).
As of today (12/18) I have not received it.
I contacted their head of HR on 12/16 (2 day after they were legally obligated to make I had received it) and informed them I had not. My email was promptly forwarded to the payroll team.
They informed me that they check was cut o  12/8 and believe put in the mail on 12/9 (no proof) (P.S. it is Christmas and a pandemic). Feeling it was lost in the mail, I asked they send it certified or overnight for tracking and timely delivery.
The following day 12/17 (now 3 days after requiring I receive my pay) they inform me they do not control the mail and time when things are delivered. This to me makes me think that they believe once they put it in the mail their legal obligation is done. Disregarding the need of receiving. After lots of discussions it was determined by HR that they need to send me a new check.
The next day 12/18. They informed to ship it overnight I was to pay them $40, to cover the shipment. Because it was my request and they don't control time of delivery.
I showed them the OK law that required them to have it to me post 3 days. (I did not require them on what method of final payment on termination so was strictly Ford AV's decision, which failed).
So I refused to pay them to correct their error. They are now sending me a new check but via UPS ground (only for the tracking) and again during Christmas in a pandemic. So if (and I expressed this to them) I receive it on time (3-5 business days) I will be receiving it 9-11 days after legal obligation. That puts delivery 12/23-12/25. Probably not going to happen. That now put delivery 12/28 (the first business day after Christmas) 14 days (2 weeks) beyond their legal obligation to have delivered my final paycheck.
After I showed them the law they went this route anyways, purposely ignoring OK Labor Law of final payment.
Once it's in the mail your obligation is not over. Final reception of the pay is the law. I have file a grievance with OK Department of Labor against Ford. Not for any missed compensation. As I do believe they intended to pay me in a timely manner. But for their disregard of the law, for follow up.

We had got a coupon to use but they never applied it and a job that required a day and half took three full days. Plumbing part was in and out. Electrician was rude and argumentative and then called after job completed and left harassing message at our home about being fired. Not at all happy with this company.

I've never seen a company say one thing to their employees and then do the complete opposite. The owners are terrible people with no morals or values, only thinking of themselves. I would never higher this company solely based off of the owners.