Best Businesses in Charlotte, NC

Happy with the result, great service, and price.

Outstanding! Quick to get onsite, efficient once here, and very personable. Great guys that I would recommend to anyone.

Moshe did a fantastic job replacing three ceiling fans at our new house. He was prompt with communication and arrived on time. One of the fans I'd ordered from Lowe's was defective, but we didn't find out until after Moshe had it installed. He removed it, boxed it all up to return, and didn't charge me anything, even though he still had to do all the work. He'll be coming back out once I get a replacement from Lowe's, and he's earned our business for life! He was also very friendly. I can't recommend him enough!

Gus Ballas (Wolf Electric) will be our go-to fellow when it comes to our electrical needs.  Not only was he prompt and professional, he kept his word about keeping his appointment to come to our place when other electricians either failed to call us back or, worse, scheduled, then cancelled, then couldn't be reached.

I'm almost hesitant to give Gus of Wolf Electric such high marks because I may not be able to get him out here again because he will be so busy.!   Just kidding.  Please call Gus - you will be really happy you did.  

He is knowledgeable, personable, thorough and reasonably priced.  He won't quit until the work is done to his absolute perfection!

I've used these folks several times over the years. Professional, reasonable pricing and good work.

I'm new to the area and needed an electrician to add some new wall outlets and change some light fixtures.  Mr. 900 Electric was responsive and very honest.  After having 2 other quotes I chose Joe and couldn't be happier. Everything works perfect and it didn't cost a fortune plus I didn't have to wait weeks to get an appointment. I'd highly recommend Mr. 900 Electric.

Cory and his crew is amazing!  His level of customer service is A++!  I have used him and his company for 2 years and have done numerous jobs with him and his crew.  The prices and quality of work are perfect!

Since this review Polk electric has fixed all issues and made this right for me and my family.

I had a transfer switch for a portable generator installed.  Couldn't have gone better.  They showed up when they said they would, did a bang-up job (installer went above and beyond) on the install.  I finally got to try it out with the most recent power outage and everything worked like a charm.  I'd definitely use them again and would recommend them without hesitation.

I've used Putnam Mechanical for over a decade. Years ago, as a single mom and first-time homeowner, I appreciated their prompt, honest service and never once felt ripped off or taken advantage of because of my serious lack of HVAC knowledge. Most times it was the same technician (Nick) who came to my house for twice-yearly preventative maintenance service; he was always on time & professional - and very patient with my many questions. I've continued to use Putnam in more recent years at my new, blended family's home. Last week (late June) our AC conked out while my husband and I were out west on vacation with our 18-year-old looking after the house. All it took to fix it was one call to Putnam & a technician out to fix the issue within a few hours. The woman I chatted with on the phone was understanding, kind, and reassuring. I'm a loyal Putnam Mechanical customer and recommend them very highly.

It is great that Bates has superb customer service folks on the phone and was able to send someone out to install a 240V outlet in the garage as early as the next day and the two gentlemen who showed up were super nice ... however ... despite the costs being explicitly stated in advance ($80 trip charge, $80/hr labor, plus parts), I ended up being charged 1.5 hours for just over half an hour's worth of not quite professional work. Two reasons for that: a) I was apparently charged almost an hour for the technician's time to go shopping at Home Depot for the most basic of parts (an outlet, a box for the outlet, a few feet of cabling, etc.), and b) the person who did the work was the new guy and although he was experienced, he was clearly being supervised by the more senior tech for a reason. End result? An outlet that's not flush with the wall because a few corners were cut. I don't get why I have to pay you labor rates to show up at the job site with the proper equipment when I already told you what I needed to have done and I even sent you pictures _well before_ you arrived at the job site. It's not like this person had to leave my home and go far away and then come back (but even then, shouldn't you have some of these things in your truck, especially on the day of the job?). I'm sure he stopped at the Home Depot on the way from his previous gig to this one. I feel like levying a trip charge and labor rates for shopping is technically double-dipping. When I brought up these concerns to their customer support folks, I was told someone would be calling me back (after much resistance and arguing; they're exceptionally trained ... I felt like I called an insurance company to file a claim). Well, three days later, I haven't heard from anyone.

UPDATE 08/24: After getting nowhere with the back-office folks, the owner himself was kind enough to speak with me, hear me out, and send Justin out to make it right by his customer. I really do appreciate that. I am definitely pleased with the end result. However, I think it's important for customers to know, up front, that they're liable for the electrician's time spent procuring the parts needed for the job. If given the choice, I would rather go get them myself instead of paying labor rates for that Home Depot trip. It could be that I'm just that naive and that this is how the entire industry operates.

Over the Christmas holidays my hot water went out.  They were quick to access the problem and once they had the correct part fix the issue. Restoring hot water.  I would recommend Eneco to anyone with plumbing and/or HVAC issues!

I just wanted to have two lights hung. BTW they charge for everything. I am okay to pay a trip fee. They called backed a few hours moved appt to another day. Call the next day to ask me if I want the work done I say yes. They than charge $299 for whatever I can milk for you fee.  There pricing is HOW MUCH CAN I OVER CHARGE? Don't call these guys unless you enjoy bait and switch tactics and moving appts for their convenience. I found a nice ethical electrician to do the work.

When I called initially, I told the receptionist that our sewer pump was not working because there was something wrong with the control panel.  I told them that we were able to push a button on the control panel, which would pump sewage to the street, but that the control panel was no longer automatically doing this. When the guy came out he said they don't work on the control panels, stayed about 5 minutes and left. He told me all they could do was to verify the control panel was getting electricity. I told them that I was able to manually push the sewage to the street, so we already knew it was getting electricity. He stayed around five minutes and charged me the trip fee. When I called the office, they told me they would try to find someone to do the work, but never called me back.

I actually worked there and was mistreated by Chad and he was loved talking about how great coke is. I wouldn't recommend this company due to to the low pay and lack of professionalism.

Called this company after being referred by PNG, to get an estimate on supplying gas for a fireplace. No return call ever
When I finally discovered the number in my phone i used it to accommodate a tenant who claimed having a corroded gas line to a hotwater heater, preventing them from getting it turned on by PNG.
Met the technician after providing detailed information in location etc. The guy literally told me his life story, even though there were dozens of projects to get through. I felt obligated to listen because he remarked that I could easily fail his strict standards tests that would require him to shut off the gas service to my property leaving my tenants in the cold
After listening to him ramble on for about three hours I was able to process payment and get back to business
Next day I get a call from my tenants asking if I could get the hot water pilot lit, as nothing had been repaired.
Not only had this gentleman monopolized my time with his error ridden stories, but he had not bothered to do the only job he was called to do. I have to confess that I was attentive and polite during this entire debacle.
Not the first time I have had life marginalized by a member of PNG  staff or one of it's sub contractors and gotten ripped off in the process.
If anyone else has been walked over and  ripped off by one of these brazen BS artists I would gladly help facilitate a class action lawsuit because I will never get my money or time back

This was a complete disaster. The electrician, Thomas Harp was initially a very friendly person who seems to have a Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde personality. We had him change out the master circuit panel and install some recessed lighting in our house. When his work was looked over by a subsequent electrician, he said the work was very lacking. Not only did he not restructure the lay out, he put in the cheapest circuit breakers he could find. We told him to leave the old breakers behind, but he took them anyway. I suspect they were still good and make my own conclusion what he did with them. So this will have to be redone in the future. While working on the lighting, he got into an altercation with my wife. He then threw a tantrum and left, leaving the job in mid-stream and unfinished with the wiring hanging from the ceiling, and then later, lied and said we told him to leave. He overcharged, did sub-standard work and after working for awhile, developes an abrasive temprement. I would never have this man in my house again and would not recommend him to anyone, not even my worst enemy. I would not trust him in my house.

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