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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).

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.

Great service, had a electrical outlet outage.  John Russo and his associate Glenn was professional and came to my home and diagnosis the issue, gave me a couple of options. Fair pricing, clean after themselves after the work. I would recommend and use 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.

Called them for a simple problem (double tap in electrical box) and they were able to come out same day as they're local to Hoboken.

Worker that came didn't exactly know what a double tap was, nor that a pigtail repair is perfectly sufficient per NJ Code (structuretech1.com/2010/… )

We discussed that the pigtail could be longer (unnecessary, but if they wanted $25 extra I wasn't going to fight it)..  He took a picture, and went back to his van to talk to the boss..  Came back from the van 10 minutes later (van wasn't that far away,) and apparently my circuit breakers looked old (on an android phone picture no less) and he'd have to replace the perfectly good breaker instead of signing off on the pigtail.  

how much I asked..  and was told I'd have to talk to the boss..

Knowing enough about the code to know that repair was COMPLETELY UNNECESSARY (it was already fixed by someone with an NY license), I basically threw him out instead of being upsold on unnecessary repairs.  

Before he left, I asked if he was personally licensed to work in NJ..  His response: Have a good night sir..    I think that answers my question.  

Yes, I'm pissed.. but this could have been $150 for them signing off that a 5 minute job was done properly.  Heck, they could have redone it for that price and I wouldn't have cared.. but the switch to a multi hundred dollar circuit breaker replacement was extorsion in my opinion.  

Instead they get this review from me for free.  I would not recommend them.

Fayiz is a great professional with an economical pricing for his services. He responded quickly and was at my place within 20 minutes. Fixed up everything and was out in time as well. All in all a great experience.

UPDATE:- My lights were out again next week due to a different issue and Fayiz swung by instantly and fixed it up free of charge. It was very generous and kind of him to do that, again, on a Sunday.

I must add to my previous review
After leaving a poor review the owner of the company called me/insulted me and was quite unprofessional
He told me he would post my daughter's review
I found out from my daughter that they offered her a 10% disc for a favorable review but mad her submit it before the work was performed
Use this company at your own peril
I am reporting them to BBB

They are great at their jobs! They came twice to replace a foyer fixture that we weren't too happy about - although a bit pricey but I think they're worth it!

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.

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. : )

Called after a stormy night (also saw their van in my block that day coincidentally).  Some of the circuits in our house was damaged - where the circuits had power, but low power so that lights on it were dim, and any electronics plugged on it did not turn on at all.

Called FH Electrical Contracting and left 2 voicemails.  Paul contacted me back in 2-3 hours, and told me that he was in the neighborhood and worked on a neighbor's home - same issue.  He told me that he found out that its a Con Edison issue where some of their breakers external to the homes were fried.  He told me i didnt need an electrician and it'll be a waste of money.  He advised me to wait it out, unplug my electronics, and gave me a coned service ticket number that he (or his customer) opened today.  

I called Con ed and reported the issue, and when i got home that night, a con ed truck was outside temporarily fixing neighbors that were experiencing the partial blackout on the block.

The business is honest, modest and friendly. They saved me money (but not coming in to check my issue) and pointed me with the right guidance on fixing it (ConEd + service ticket number)

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