Best Electricians in New York, NY
I had a few electrical items/issues that I needed addressed. I made a call and spoke briefly with Tony. He requested that I send an email providing key information and outlining the work I was looking to have done. I sent a simple email and had a quote within the hour. Via email, I was able to schedule an appointment for the next morning. Tony was on time the next morning and addressed all the items quickly. He was very professional and his cost were reasonable (my opinion).
East Brunswick, NJ 08816
Very impressed with this company after their appointment this morning, installing two new outlets for the new dryer I bought. I had a very friendly electrician named Eddy who did a fast job and gave me a small discount after I asked.
185 Havemeyer St Brooklyn, NY 11211
My ceiling fan/light combo stopped working. They troubleshooted the problem that it was the dimmer that was burned out and not the fan/light and replaced the dimmer. They responded immediately and were here on time. I will use them again.
4557 Bell Blvd Bayside, NY 11361
Wow ! fantastic service. i called for a couple of electrical problems in my apartment. burnt out outlet and no lights in back rooms. the electrician arrived exactly on time, as he said he would when i called the night before. he completed the job in about 20 minutes. he replaced the burnt out wall unit, plugged in my AC restored lights in back room. fast, efficient, clean worker. whether you have a small or big job, this is the company to call. the price ???? perfect !! very low .
45 W 53rd St Bayonne, NJ 07002
What a professional group.
Neat
Clean
Efficient
They set the bar for excellence.
Neat
Clean
Efficient
They set the bar for excellence.
New York, NY
Had a problem with my electric. Came out a couple hours later to resolve. Great service!
1214 Washington St Hoboken, NJ 07030
I asked these guys to run some additional outlets from my main electric panel. Fayiz was prompt, professional, and came out the next day to do the job.
Everything was done beautifully and the cost was more than fair. Highly recommended!
Everything was done beautifully and the cost was more than fair. Highly recommended!
New York, NY
We wanted our tv mounted but were worried cause we have a concrete wall between our house and the neighbors. I called made an appt and he asked me when I wanted them to come which was great. The technician Erjon came in a snow storm and got right to work. Before you know my tv was hung no wires no cables hanging ... it was beautiful !
New York, NY
Called last Tuesday and made an appointment for first thing this Friday. No show and no call, that is not the service I expected after reading the other reviews.
Lake Hopatcong, NJ 07849
It's been quite a while since I've even signed into my good 'ol Yelp account (oh how I have missed thee) and I literally just had to after this ridiculously rude phone call I just had with the lady who answered my call at this place.
I am an Interior Designer, I have a client with a built-in case piece in desperate need of lighting solutions for said built-in. This is the first place I called from my trusty Google search, mostly because they were close to the top and the description stated they've been in business for many, many years (50+ years if memory serves)... Well how in the heck that has happened I don't quite understand!
I said hello to the lady who answered the phone and she asked what she could do for me. I explained my scenario and said I wanted to find out about getting a quote, to which she responded okay, so how can I help you? Umm, you can help me by checking your attitude and not acting as if I just called you at home in the middle of your vacation or something!
Fine. Whatever. Deep breath. I repeated myself, to which she started hammering with random question like have they the company been to the address before... I get what she was asking, but the way she asked it was so rude I was starting to get worked up so I think I replied something like I don't know if you've ever been to the building but as far as I know not to this apartment to which she said hold on and did that annoying this where they instantly play music before you even say okay or thank you.
Fine. Whatever. Deep breath. She comes back and rudely asks me (as in no bother to thank me for holding or making sure I was ready to listen, just pick up the phone and start talking) what kind of lights will need to be installed. I explain, for the third time, that I am not sure as we need a professional to come and take a look and LET US KNOW what our lighting options are as it's a built-in. She abruptly places me on hold again and comes back to tell me she needs to know the exact lighting needed otherwise she will have to talk to her boss.
Huh? So this whole time who have you been talking to? I'm so confused... and at this point have no idea how I can be any more clear as to what it is I am asking for.
Basically, I said nevermind to which she said okay, goodbye and hung up. I just don't get it. Do you want business or not? If I was asking for something that can't be done by your company then say so. Or, here's a thought, if you don't know then put me through to someone who does. She was clearly putting me on hold to ask someone else questions, so at the end of the day you just lost a potential lifetime customer for being rude from the moment you said hello and for not trying to be the least bit helpful. I don't get it.
I am an Interior Designer, I have a client with a built-in case piece in desperate need of lighting solutions for said built-in. This is the first place I called from my trusty Google search, mostly because they were close to the top and the description stated they've been in business for many, many years (50+ years if memory serves)... Well how in the heck that has happened I don't quite understand!
I said hello to the lady who answered the phone and she asked what she could do for me. I explained my scenario and said I wanted to find out about getting a quote, to which she responded okay, so how can I help you? Umm, you can help me by checking your attitude and not acting as if I just called you at home in the middle of your vacation or something!
Fine. Whatever. Deep breath. I repeated myself, to which she started hammering with random question like have they the company been to the address before... I get what she was asking, but the way she asked it was so rude I was starting to get worked up so I think I replied something like I don't know if you've ever been to the building but as far as I know not to this apartment to which she said hold on and did that annoying this where they instantly play music before you even say okay or thank you.
Fine. Whatever. Deep breath. She comes back and rudely asks me (as in no bother to thank me for holding or making sure I was ready to listen, just pick up the phone and start talking) what kind of lights will need to be installed. I explain, for the third time, that I am not sure as we need a professional to come and take a look and LET US KNOW what our lighting options are as it's a built-in. She abruptly places me on hold again and comes back to tell me she needs to know the exact lighting needed otherwise she will have to talk to her boss.
Huh? So this whole time who have you been talking to? I'm so confused... and at this point have no idea how I can be any more clear as to what it is I am asking for.
Basically, I said nevermind to which she said okay, goodbye and hung up. I just don't get it. Do you want business or not? If I was asking for something that can't be done by your company then say so. Or, here's a thought, if you don't know then put me through to someone who does. She was clearly putting me on hold to ask someone else questions, so at the end of the day you just lost a potential lifetime customer for being rude from the moment you said hello and for not trying to be the least bit helpful. I don't get it.
94 E 4th St New York, NY 10003
This place is a mecca for electricians and contractors who specialize in high-end work. They have a large selection of products, knowledgeable staff, and excellent management. Try them first before you go to a chain home improvement place.
If you ever have a problem, ask for Joe, he's wonderful. : )
If you ever have a problem, ask for Joe, he's wonderful. : )
137 W 24th St New York, NY 10011
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New York, NY
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81 Bayard St New York, NY 10013
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115 Graham Ave Brooklyn, NY 11206
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107 Montague St Brooklyn, NY 11201
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201 Bedford Ave Brooklyn, NY 11211
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215 Ave A New York, NY 10009
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Staten Island, NY 10301
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325 Gold St Brooklyn, NY 11201
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106 Ridge St New York, NY 10002