Best Electricians in Chicago, IL
We bought a new dryer that was causing an electrical fuse to blow whenever we used it. I called PB Electrical Services and they came right away, diagnosed the issue as needing a new circuit breaker, and fixed it same day. Great service and I'll definitely use them for future electrical needs!
Chicago, IL 60707
Tony is awesome. I had a 100 year old wiring mess in my apartment. Tony took about 2 hours total to get everything squared away. I highly recommend him to everyone.
3960 S Western Ave Chicago, IL 60609
We received timely and excellent services for electrical work for our kitchen. However they are a bit pricey. We didn't realize how pricey they were until we started started remodeling our basement at which time we obtained a quote from Excel Electrical and another Electrical company. The quote we received from the other electrical company was 1/2 the price, of the quote we received from Excel's. Excellent work but definitely shop around
13361 Southwest Hwy Unit 15 Orland Park, IL 60462
I came in and I'm Hispanic he cussed at me and called me a Spic that he doesn't need my business and my money is no good here he also had a gun and has a threatening demeanor
Chicago, IL 60623
Moved outside wiring, installed recessed - canned lighting, increased amperage and installed new box. Fast, good and at a great price. Dion Jones is the best electrician in the Northern Suburbs. No one can beat his quality and price point.
9020 Ewing Ave Evanston, IL 60203
Frank Perlongo did a lot of electric work in my old Berwyn bungalow. He's very reasonable and does top quality work. He's a perfectionist! I will always call him for any job, big or small. I highly recommend him. He had to re-do my ceiling fans and other electric that was done incorrectly. He really knows his stuff!
7231 38th Pl Lyons, IL 60534
We wouldn't trust anyone else with our electrical work. He has helped us a few times. John knows exactly what he's doing, always on time, and always fair with his prices.
Chicago, IL
If you have a boiler you should be using Malek Heating and Cooling. In addition to being excellent and professional at what they do, they must be just about the nicest people in the business. They replaced my boiler, did a quality job, corrected the previous company's mistakes, and then went above and beyond the call of duty, taking care of extraneous items that technically were not part of the job. They are the best.
The previous company was Four Seasons, but Yelp filtered my review.
The previous company was Four Seasons, but Yelp filtered my review.
Chicago, IL
I'm really not understanding why my experience was a complete 180 from other reviewers, but calling it a nightmare would be a supreme understatement.
I needed a dedicated outlet for the sump pump in the crawlspace because you cannot use an extension cord for it in my town. I called Vlad, believing I had called him before and he never got back to me (this was my error). He was very polite and came immediately to look at the work needing to be done. So far, so good! He quoted me a very fair price and said he could do the job the same day - even better! I made sure I said that the sump pump needed to be plugged directly into an outlet. He said he needed to go to the hardware store to pick up what he needed, after 2 hours I called him to make sure he was coming back. He replied yes, he would be here shortly.
And this is where my nightmare began.
A couple hours later, I notice that it had gotten very warm in my house. AC is usually set at 72 and when I checked the thermostat, it read 80. I politely asked Vlad if he did something to the AC, and his reply was too many wires and went back to what he was doing. That really wasn't an answer but I went back in the house and turned some fans on, sure that he would fix whatever he did to cause the AC not to work.
As the hours progressed (he started work at about noon). the AC still wasn't working and the WiFi thermostat was turning off and on and re-setting every few minutes. He was messing with the breaker box for a REALLY long time and would NOT answer my questions but rather just shrugging his shoulders and ignoring me. You have no idea how frustrating that was.
At about 6:30 (still no AC, mind you), he comes into the house and asks me for an extension cord. I ask him what for. He replies that he needs one to plug the sump pump into the outlet. Excuse me, what??? The whole reason I needed a contractor was because I needed the sump pump to plug directly into an outlet! He tells me that he thought it was better to put the outlet close to the crawlspace door and that's why he needed an extension cord, because the outlet was too far away from the sump pump cord. I tell him that he did not do the job correctly and that I needed the outlet close enough to the sump pump so that the cord could be plugged directly into it AND he still needed to address my AC not working.
He insisted that he did nothing to the AC wiring and that it must be an issue with the AC or the thermostat. Both are fairly new and it was highly unlikely that it was not his fault. He insisted that I needed to call an AC person to come look at what the problem could be and repeatedly insisted that he did nothing wrong.
At 7:30 he comes back into the house and simply says, Money, give me money. My husband came home from work at this point and told Vlad that he must have done something wrong, crossed a wire, something, because there was no way this was not his fault. We wrote him a check for less than what we agreed on, because come on! He got a bit ugly at that but finally left.
We had no choice but to call the AC company that services our furnace/AC. That was a $155 service call. While we were waiting for them to show, I went to do a load of laundry only to find that there was no power running to the washer and dryer. My husband went to the breaker box and found that the washer and dryer were now connected to the furnace breaker, so YES ABSOLUTELY he caused the problem because the washer and dryer were previously on their own (correct) breaker.
So, the AC company could not help because it was not an HVAC issue, and I then had to find an emergency electrical company that had a $195 service call fee. No way in hell did I trust Vlad to come back and fix what he messed up. Although the electrical company came Saturday morning, the repair was so extensive (and required an HVAC tech along), the repair could not be done until Monday. We spent 72 hours without AC.
Attached you will see the invoices, showing that yes, it was very much Vlad's fault. We have had to pay over $1300 to fix what he did.
Installing a new outlet on a dedicated circuit breaker is basically Electrician 101.
In addition to this review, I will be filing a complaint with the BBB and seriously considering pursuing legal action - something I have never done in all my many years of being a consumer/customer.
I needed a dedicated outlet for the sump pump in the crawlspace because you cannot use an extension cord for it in my town. I called Vlad, believing I had called him before and he never got back to me (this was my error). He was very polite and came immediately to look at the work needing to be done. So far, so good! He quoted me a very fair price and said he could do the job the same day - even better! I made sure I said that the sump pump needed to be plugged directly into an outlet. He said he needed to go to the hardware store to pick up what he needed, after 2 hours I called him to make sure he was coming back. He replied yes, he would be here shortly.
And this is where my nightmare began.
A couple hours later, I notice that it had gotten very warm in my house. AC is usually set at 72 and when I checked the thermostat, it read 80. I politely asked Vlad if he did something to the AC, and his reply was too many wires and went back to what he was doing. That really wasn't an answer but I went back in the house and turned some fans on, sure that he would fix whatever he did to cause the AC not to work.
As the hours progressed (he started work at about noon). the AC still wasn't working and the WiFi thermostat was turning off and on and re-setting every few minutes. He was messing with the breaker box for a REALLY long time and would NOT answer my questions but rather just shrugging his shoulders and ignoring me. You have no idea how frustrating that was.
At about 6:30 (still no AC, mind you), he comes into the house and asks me for an extension cord. I ask him what for. He replies that he needs one to plug the sump pump into the outlet. Excuse me, what??? The whole reason I needed a contractor was because I needed the sump pump to plug directly into an outlet! He tells me that he thought it was better to put the outlet close to the crawlspace door and that's why he needed an extension cord, because the outlet was too far away from the sump pump cord. I tell him that he did not do the job correctly and that I needed the outlet close enough to the sump pump so that the cord could be plugged directly into it AND he still needed to address my AC not working.
He insisted that he did nothing to the AC wiring and that it must be an issue with the AC or the thermostat. Both are fairly new and it was highly unlikely that it was not his fault. He insisted that I needed to call an AC person to come look at what the problem could be and repeatedly insisted that he did nothing wrong.
At 7:30 he comes back into the house and simply says, Money, give me money. My husband came home from work at this point and told Vlad that he must have done something wrong, crossed a wire, something, because there was no way this was not his fault. We wrote him a check for less than what we agreed on, because come on! He got a bit ugly at that but finally left.
We had no choice but to call the AC company that services our furnace/AC. That was a $155 service call. While we were waiting for them to show, I went to do a load of laundry only to find that there was no power running to the washer and dryer. My husband went to the breaker box and found that the washer and dryer were now connected to the furnace breaker, so YES ABSOLUTELY he caused the problem because the washer and dryer were previously on their own (correct) breaker.
So, the AC company could not help because it was not an HVAC issue, and I then had to find an emergency electrical company that had a $195 service call fee. No way in hell did I trust Vlad to come back and fix what he messed up. Although the electrical company came Saturday morning, the repair was so extensive (and required an HVAC tech along), the repair could not be done until Monday. We spent 72 hours without AC.
Attached you will see the invoices, showing that yes, it was very much Vlad's fault. We have had to pay over $1300 to fix what he did.
Installing a new outlet on a dedicated circuit breaker is basically Electrician 101.
In addition to this review, I will be filing a complaint with the BBB and seriously considering pursuing legal action - something I have never done in all my many years of being a consumer/customer.
Lombard, IL 60148
My new home was in need of a ton of new lighting and electrical work. When Jonathan came out to give his estimate, I knew he was the right guy for the job for many reasons. He was communicative, thorough, and very knowledgeable. I had a pretty clear vision for what I wanted, so he listened and made sure he understood every detail to get the project done right. There were also a few areas where I was uncertain and he provided me with some really awesome options that ended turning out even better than I could have imagined. Jonathan is a real pro and he will definitely be my go-to for any electrical needs.
Chicago, IL
Our Generac whole house generator failed to come on during a multi-hour power outage on a Sunday morning. The Generac support line recommended AL Electric as the closest dealer. Andrey picked up the phone after two rings, came out within an hour, and had our generator running within 2 minutes. (The generator had an error code that required dealer service.) His charge for an emergency visit on a Sunday morning was very reasonable and he will be coming back later in the week to do full maintenance on the unit. As the Generac support person said, you need to have a dealer do maintenance on it yearly so AL Electric will be our regular service. Andrey is also very friendly and knowledgeable.
Chicago, IL
ABS was recommended by a residential lighting retailer. I emailed them on a Saturday, and got a response the next day! We scheduled an appointment for an estimate, then received a quote a few days later. The ABS team came out promptly at the agreed upon time, and were extremely professional. They installed a medium-sized chandelier in a vaulted foyer in about an hour. Highly recommended!! Bryan Rice and the ABS team will not disappoint.
Chicago, IL
I have used Tom and his team at In Town several times for jobs at my business. They have always been completely professional, punctual, and ALWAYS over deliver. Rest assured, if you want quality work done by professionals, I would highly suggest In Town. Thanks Tom!
Arlington Heights, IL 60004
David came in and gave a great quote. The job was done quickly and beautifully. Love my new lights.
Chicago, IL
Sal is the best! I called with two separate electrical issues and he was out within 48 hours each time (same day for one issue) and had everything installed in a few hours. We really appreciated the work he did, and highly recommend Sonar Electrical Co. for any electrical issues.
Chicago, IL 60645
They were at my home on 2 occasions in Rogers Park. The work was excellent and finished in a reasonable amount of time. Thanks from Norm.
8039 Ridgeway Ave Skokie, IL 60076
Shock Tech was referred to me from a mom's group and they were just amazing. They installed a media enclosure for me and did such a great job that I asked them to come out again to install canned lights in several rooms. Once we discussed my needs, I received an email estimate that detailed out the work and the estimate was very reasonable. Jaime was always on time and texted to confirm when they were arriving. They did amazing work and always left the areas clean. I'm so happy that I found them and will be referring them to everyone I know.
1132 Douglas Ave Aurora, IL 60505
Don, has been performing electrical work for us for many years. You can always get advice and a great job performed from Don. Don is one of the last old timers whose word is his bond, Gary J.
1757 W Roscoe St Chicago, IL 60657
When other handymen refused to work on my job, Rob stepped up with his crew to get it done. Alex was great when he showed up and got things done quickly.
I would recommend them and use them again.
I would recommend them and use them again.
1102 N California Chicago, IL 60622
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