Best Electricians in United States

Didn't want to write this review since I have successfully hired Justin before but service has decreased. Contracted Macri for much greater costs against suggestion by general contractor on a patio remodel. Specs for two high-end heaters were emailed prior to job and the job was wired incorrectly. Heaters work but not as designed. It took several calls/ texts to get the problem corrected and when he came out the problem was still not fixed just covered up. Upon reviewing pictures I took during construction, I noticed that the wiring was not completed as proposed. Job has been paid in full and no one responds anymore to calls/ texts. I potentially have a solution but no one responds so I am left with no resort but online reviews. I cannot recommend.

Lighting fast response, price was reasonable, literally communicated with Victor on Saturday after our previous AC guy MIA'd on us; Victor came by yesterday...today, Tuesday we have cold air downstairs. Victor and his team replaced our condenser!! Overall we are happy. We will continue to use him for AC & Electrical.

Not always easy to find an electrician but this one is quality. Upgrades for an older home included a brand new bath fan and a new outlet for a dishwasher. Both done professionally and without wasted time. Price seemed fair to me.

Owner is super sweet, knowledgeable and very professional! Used them on several homes that I flipped and they are not super expensive which is another plus. I will continue to use them for everything residential or commercial.

Amazing, fast, professional service. They took the time to fix multiple problems in our house. Would recommend!

Contacted BPE to install a whole house surge protector. Was sent info about the surge protector offered. Talked on the phone, but handled most communication over text. Very easy to work with, showed-up wearing masks (for covid-19) and did a great job. Will definitely call for my next electric project. Thanks for great service!

I called this place early in the morning hoping to have power back in my house ASAP and they were able to come fairly quickly. My husband and I installed a new fan in the master bedroom and somehow tripped the power on one side of the house. They showed up, saw it was something minor, and fixed the issue for $35. I really appreciated them not trying to jack up the price, they could've since I had no clue what kind of damage we were looking at. Nice guy, handy, and informative.

Amazed at the speed in which James and crew were able to respond to our house after Hurricane Harvey.  Having used them before, I knew they were professional and knowledgeable on the work we needed done.  Their family has a long history of excellence in the community and the tradition continues in this generation.  Our neighbors were each happy with the work they received on the same day from Warfield Electric. I would rather wait until they are available than to call any other contractor in our area.

Stay away from this company (Jeff Wrights). They ripped us of. we paid over $600 for a breaker that kept tripping and we were told we needed new outlets since there is too much load on existing breaker. we paid the money and guess what? they ran the new outlets off of the same breaker that kept tripping. we kept calling and asking why is this happening and he said he will stop by in a few days to take a look. my whole business was down. We also got a ticket from city of houston after their inspection the next day since they said whoever ran these wires did not follow the standards and these are not approved for business electrical wiring. This guy never showed up and ran with our money. we were down for many days and with false promises from Jeff and his company. We had to pay another electrician $450 to come over and completely redo everything that we paid over $600 for it through United Electric. Do yourself a favor and do not make the same mistake as we did. go with a reputable company with proved review and track record. I will provide documentations and images for everything these guys done for you to see how they did it and make a decision for yourself.

Don't waste your time. We had a ceiling fan that wasn't working when installed, so obviously something was wrong with the electrical. The home was built in 2008 and all of the rest of the home's electric works fine.

$350 was the initial quote, and the proceeds to ask what my budget is. How about you charge me a fair price to fix it, regardless of MY budget. What does MY budget matter?

Contractors should do fair work for a fair price, not hammer home rip off schemes.

I called Norris Electric to schedule my ceiling fan installation. I have a tall ceiling so I explained that to them and they sad it's all good,  they can install the fan and they gave me the price for the work. I was fine with the price so we scheduled an appointment. First, they did not appear on time, they did not appear at all. They gave me a 30 min window but no one showed up. I send them a message and in response, I've got that the fan installation price was increased by 30% because I have a tall ceiling despite the fact that we already discussed it and agreed on the price. Of course, it was a no-no. So be prepared that you will be scammed with the prices and you will waste your time waiting for them. So stay away from them.

They were available with one day notice.  That was great.  But by end of day I felt ripped off.  They charged me $375 for parts.   Which included 3 remodel recessed cans, a 4' fluorescent 2 bulb fixture (uncovered work light type) .   I had provided the GFI's, and the junction boxes.  I even provided the wire nuts and wire.
Cory said they had to use their own wire for some of the work and that it was very expensive.   Even so $375 was way too high for materials!

Then when discussing his labor charges, Cory said The recessed lights costs much more than his estimate because he had to saw through wood.  I wrote him a check for the full $825.  When I told him I thought he was overcharging, he called me a bad customer.  

Four days later when I returned to the house, the laundry room light wasn't working.   Cory came out to check it.  I was told there was old wiring and it apparently couldn't handle the fluorescent.  Well gee, isn't that the kind of thing you hire a professional for?  Does he not check the wiring before installing new fixtures?!  He said That I'd have to buy an ordinary incandescent fixture.  At which point he took out the old fixture and suggested I try to return it for a refund. This is the fixture he bought.  The one he up charged me for.  He had  No box, no receipt.   AND  he offered NO refund himself.  (Remember, I paid $375 for materials).  He Simply put the fixture in the garage and walked away from the job.  So I had to buy a new fixture and get someone else to install it.  Unbelievable.  After spending almost $1000.  Very unprofessional.  This company has no idea what customer service looks like.

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