Best Electricians in New York, NY

Tony and his guy were great.  If you want a service done right hire Diamond.  They are thorough and no what they are doing.  They  installed a fan and checked some of my light fixtures and outlets.  I like the fact that they showed me the issue and gave me solutions how to fix it instead of just quoting me a price.  The only reason it is not 5 stars is that hey are little Pricey.  However, I can justify the money spent because you pay for what you get.  And you get a really good service with guys that know what they are doing.  Will definitely be hiring gain when I need something.  It is always good to have a trustworthy electrician who doesn't B.S. you about what needs to be done and does it right the first time around.  Bravo Zulu guys!!

Even better I spoke with Tony about my pool installation back in January about  installing the electrical for it.  He said no problem and to let him know when it gets closer.  He filled my permits out immediately and told me what he was gonna do.  Even better than I wanted.  He explained what could be done.  I have used him before so trust him.  Low and behold he called me just recently  to ask about install date just to check in which is a comfort to know he kept us in mind as the weather gets better and install gets closer..  Thanks Tony.

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.

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.

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  .

What a professional group.
Neat
Clean
Efficient

They set the bar for excellence.

Sherlon is the MAN!  Nice smart responsive electrician.  What more do you need?

Very professional and responsive. We reached out regarding a kitchen remodel and recessed lighting in two bedrooms. Everything was done to our satisfaction and our kitchen looks very beautiful now. Thank you.

Wow!

Gino and Erjon mounted a Samsung TV for me above our fireplace. The mounting kit assembly from Samsung was ill-conceived (serious design flaw from the factory) and when used the way the instructions described, the power turned on but the display wouldn't work. This could have ended our plans to have the TV mounted right there. While I was on hold with Samsung reporting the issue (and being given the run-around), the guys from All-star had already rewired the back of the TV so it would work properly. Incredible, highly technical, on-the-fly problem solving. It was a pleasure to watch.

The TV looks great, they cleaned up before they left and they were courteous.

Thanks guys!

I called at 7:30 one morning and not only were they open, but Dan stopped by an hour later. Forty-five minutes after that my problem was fixed. The price was very reasonable too. After a different electrician canceled on me earlier in the week and wouldn't return my calls this was a wonderful change of pace.

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.

The most sexist,  most condescending salespeople and manager EVER. I went in looking for an exterior lightfixture with the junction box built in (so one does not have to chop out the exterior wall to put in a junction box.) They derisively told me no such thing exists. They are idiots, because a typical utility light is like that. I just was looking for something more aesthetic for our Greenwich Village brownstone. I explained it, asked for manager and the manager continued in this abusive fashion. If you want helpful, knowledgable sales people for electric go to Lendy's on the bowery where all the electricians go -- and where my electrician bought me. They explained that the only product available is a utility light, they even advised against buying black because they know the paint scratches off.  Avoid this obnoxious shop at all costs.

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