Best Electricians in North Carolina

Chad and Jason did an excellent job with mounting our television, installing a light in my daughter's closet, and troubleshooting and fixing a light switch in our foyer. We highly recommend Tri-City Electric, and will use them again!

Some areas of my new home required additional interior and exterior lighting. Daniel had to navigate through the cramped attic and insulation to install outside motion lights, and to hang a light over the kitchen island.  In addition, he installed under-cabinet lighting in my kitchen.  Daniel arrived promptly and stayed late to complete the work, while keeping to his original quote which was very reasonable.  I would highly recommend him and would not hesitate to have Daniel return to do additional work.

Roger with Jim Electric did a great job installing the outlets I needed for my salon. He understood the urgency of the project and worked hard to get what I needed done before my deadline. Everything works as it should and I am very happy with the value of the work he done.

Reached out to this company several times by website and phone. Finally received a response when I sent a text. I happy sent repairs needed and home address to be told I was outside of their service area. Website should not say they service in and around Charlotte if they only service Mint Hill and Matthews. Poor advertising and poor timing in responding to inquiries.

I requested service for a fan installed by Brilin electric, the technician found it was an installation error ( their fault) yet charged me 221.00 for supposed trip charge, inflated charge, terrible customer service , I suggest another company .

They do the landscape for the Lennar homes in Waxhaw. Drive through the neighborhood. Take a look at the lawns. Wonder why they all look horrible? Beacuse this landscaper seems to think you can plant over bricks and many other variants of construction debris and the plants will grow.

They improperly dig holes, throwing plants in without correctly backfilling. And their way of covering up the whole mess is to cover everything in pine straw. This is my 10th new home and  the construction debris that this landscaper decided wasn't their problem is outrageous.

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