Best Electricians in Charlotte, NC

Bill was awesome! We are new homeowners and have had some electrical issues and didn't know what to do , so after searching we found Bill and we couldn't have done any better. He was patient, informative and very great at his job. He didn't leave until he found out everything that was wrong and fixed it. Also he gave us a very fair price, so if you have any electrical work that you need done Bill is your guy. We will definitely use him again for future electrical projects. Thanks again Bill!

I had this company do 2 projects in the house. 1. I wanted a clean look with my tv mounted on the wall by adding an electric outlet higher up the wall to have a clean look of no wires showing.  2.  Address power light issue on a dimmable switch that hasn't worked in 8 month.   On both fronts, I thought they did a good job (had 3 people there total) and was professional with what they were doing.   The job lasted about 2 hours and the price was done on an agreed negotiated price.

Alex was great to work with. Fixed some electrical problems quickly and for a fair price. Would use him again.

$188 to fix a floodlight and it is still not working, turns on for 5 seconds and shuts off. when I called back they said now I need a new one and the money I paid was for a diagnostic well why didn't the diagnosis tell me that when he was here? Service guy was late and then needed a part... 3and a1/2 hours to fix a flood light and put in an electrical outlet. Poor customer service because he was snarky with me and said it was working fine when he was here and flood lights break all the time and he can come back in a WEEK to fix it AGAIN! Forget Mr. Electric of Gastonia. My fault for taking the first one that called from Angie's List.

Rotunda Electric tech guy gave me their $4500 estimate of adding 2 100amps sub panels for my bonus room upstair and shed. I found few other licensed and fully insured contractors who would do for less than $2600. Be extra cautious about it.

Very disappointed in this contractor. Went up to a datacenter in North Carolina that preferred was the subcontractor on and did some medium voltage splicing for them. Nobody there had any knowledgeable experience in medium voltage work. A 3M rep came to certify their employees in a one day crash course for cold shrink terminations. I was expected to stay one week and help them but the first day I arrived nothing was ready to terminate. There were no cables pulled and all the supervision cared about was pointing blame on someone. The outside MV A B feeders were pulled and I completed every 25kv termination and the tie between the feeders. All my terminations tested perfectly. I was given nothing but a hard time the whole time I was there when I worked diligently to get utility power for the datacenter. I came there to help this contractor but the whole time I was questioned about my work by their foremans who had little to no experience with MV work and were looking for blame, I am ncscb certified and didn't need to be questioned and harassed about what I was doing. When I asked for a voltage tester, their safety man didn't understand why a regular voltage tester couldn't be used on MV. An apprentice came with me and they seemed to take his side over mine. I didn't realize the apprentice was more concerned about networking then actually doing any work and helping me. After I finished the primaries and tie I left with the understanding the apprentice would finish taping my torqued terminations that weekend. This was their idea,I specifically spoke with Mike and we agreed that I could return home to Atlanta since they would be able to handle taping and finishing the smaller 1/0 wire inside. I had to return home for my daughter was sick and was admitted at Egleston for a month and almost died. Preferred wanted the apprentice to stay and finish the work and I told them if they needed me back for any reason to let me know. Mike said they could handle it. I later found out that their project manager lied and said I abandoned the job and the apprentice took credit for my work. Apparently they had problems after I left because the whole time I was there I made the deadlines but when I left it was another story. I wouldn't trust this contractor and I wouldn't trust any of their MV work. I suggest not working for this contractor. If something goes wrong they will find blame elsewhere to avoid responsibility. Luckily I took daily pictures of all my work and emailed my project manager everything that was done.