Best Electricians in United States

I hired Mr. David Julius to do a panel upgrade to my home which entailed a new weather head, meter can, 200a main panel, ground rods and water bond. The cost he quoted was very reasonable. He was super professional and great to deal with from beginning to end. His work is totally flawless. I was very impressed.This person is very skilled and I could not recommend him enough. At this point, I would only use Julius Electric for any of my electrical needs.

I am so happy to have found McDavitt Electric and Master Electrician, Clayton! I found him online and took a chance because he was within 5 miles of my house. He replied to my email within the hour, and made a same-day appointment with me. I had a long list of electrical jobs to be done, but one was a top priority. Clayton had it done that day, and I will have him back to work on the other jobs next week. He was punctual, friendly, thorough, and did excellent work. My husband and I appreciate the fact that he didn't offer us just one way to complete each job--he gave us several viable options and let us decide how we wanted to have things done. I trust him 100% to complete the work we want done, and look forward to having new outlets installed and new lighting in my kitchen! Call McDavitt--you won't be disappointed!

Very quick response time and fixed my electrical issue promptly.  Great customer service!

If you are looking for a electrician you can trust to do the job well, be available when you need, and will be reasonable in their price, ask for Ronny at Good Electric.

I had a great experience through out my projects with Justin and his crew. Justin was always responsive, showed up when he said they would, and was open to any changes that I had. This was very refreshing as most contractors I've dealt with have not been responsive and just randomly show up. I highly recommend Justin and his crew to anyone needing electrical work. The crew did great work for me and were a pleasure to work with. I'll definitely use Goat Electric again when I need more electrical work.

Great communication, thorough, great price. Quality effort. Needed several new light replacements throughout my home. They took the time to review and understand the work before giving an estimate.

Scott did a lot of the electrical work in our last home, as well as changing out an amp/wall socket for a new dryer I bought. He works quickly, and is professional. He is competitive in pricing and provides quality work that will make you feel safe and secure. I highly recommend his company, and will continue to use him for our electrical needs.

From arranging an appointment thru the completion of the work it was a great experience.   Santos evaluated the issues , listened to my concerns and presented outstanding solutions.  The work was completed efficiently and exceeded expectations.   Fair prices, good people.

They did several installations on our house and we're very satisfied with the work and professionalism. They communicate, show up on time, and are skilled electricians.

Gueldner electric is an excellent company.
Their office staff, Patricia and Cindy, do everything possible to accommodate your request for services and billing; and try their utmost to notify you if their is a scheduling problem or they are running behind. I would highly recommend them to anyone requiring electrical work. Pat Gueldner is tops in my book

First, the good. Champion was responsive and my tech was punctual. Thanks for being on time and attentive.

Now, the rest. Champion does not offer competitive prices and their upselling of an annual service membership is aggressive, unnecessary and frankly, sends a mixed message about why you called them in the first place. For example, this is ALWAYS a bad sign: After a tech performs an evaluation of your HVAC problem, they should not spend the first several minutes discussing why a customer needs an annual service membership for $169/year. Why not start by addressing the customer's problem and explaining what Champion can do to fix it and for what cost. Then, if your customer is agreeable, explain why paying for the membership might be more expensive up front, but could save over the course of a year. Unfortunately, Champion did not get this memo and rather presents its options on a tablet buried under questionable math. When I directly asked Champion's tech to remove the annual membership cost and tell me how the price, the price went up about $150. What?! I would expect some offset (due to not getting the 15% discount from the annual membership), but this did not make any sense. At this point, I think I literally heard an alarm bell ringing in my head.

But that's not all. Back to my specific issue of the day. I needed a refridgerant recharge and was interested in the cost of a leak evaluation. Champion's tech quoted $515 for 8 pounds of refridgerant (the leak analysis was an add'l $200). I asked the tech how much refridgerant I needed. He didn't know. I then asked him why he was quoting me for 8 pounds if he didn't know how much I needed. He responded that it's a flat rate and Champion did not want to steal from customers if they needed more than 8 pounds. I then asked him if he thought Champion would be stealing from me if I needed less than 8 pounds. It's the only price I can offer, he said. That's not good enough for me. I paid for the service call and thanked the tech for his time.

So I called another company today to recharge my refridgerant. They charged me $200. Champion wanted to charge me more than TWICE that amount, despite not knowing how much I needed. Plus, they wanted to sign me up for an annual membership for $169/yr. I get that services contracts are great for companies to manage their cashflow, but maybe earn my trust first? If you don't do that, it seems a bit predatory.

If you read this, consider carefully whether this is the company you want servicing your home.

Awful. Will not use again. Zero stars. Here's why; 1. He changed the scheduled appointment. 2. He didn't set expectations of cost up front (it's a minimum of 2 hours, costing $170). 3. He didn't have the  parts needed to do the job despite being told what was needed in advance, and even texted a photo of part that was failing - who goes to work without the proper tools? He performed an hour's worth of work, which would have been fine if he had done it right the first time. 4. Incomplete Work: I had to ask Adrian to return to finish the job correctly, specifically to replace a $12 part that should have been done the first time. 5. Attitude: Upon return, he was moody, irritable, and unapologetic having to come back to do what should have been done the first time. He didn't say anything after completing the work, he just drove off. Not professional. Find someone else.

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