Best Businesses in North Carolina
Electrician
Called them today and luckily they were working in the area and were at our home in less than two hours. The electrician was great and quickly solved our problem. Will be using them in the future. Highly recommend.
Monroe, NC 28110
Electrician
Have referred them to a number of people, all of whom have been really happy with the service they received. Prompt, knowledgeable, friendly and professional. Nice to have a list of local service providers that you can trust when you need them.
1750 Hwy 160 W, Ste 101, Fort Mill, SC 29708
Electrician
I've now had Israel do 2 separate jobs for me and the result of each has been outstanding. The first was an unfinished closet full of 70 year old pipes and wires that 3 other contractors told me needed to be walled off. Israel came in and was able to adjust the old fittings, finish the walls, close off the ceiling which previously opened into the attic, and turn it into a wonderful storage area. During this project he also identified and helped me fix some dangerous old electrical wiring. After that, he was my first call when I wanted to update my 40+ year old master bathroom. He took out the horse-sized tub, reinforced the flooring, raised the ceiling and adjusted all the pipes before installing a beautiful walk-in shower. Everyone I show the before and after pictures to is simply astonished. I highly recommend Israel. He is trustworthy, respectful and innovative!
4800 Henderson Cir, Lot 20, Charlotte, NC 28269
Electrician
Electrical issue with out pool. Contacted and they came out the next day. Evaluated and where able to complete the job prior to our timeline. Very pleased with their work and quick response.
Lancaster, SC 29720
Electrician
My bathtub won't stop running water. Murad came on time and he fixed everything as desired. Now everything is working well. I would call him again if I encounter any issue in the future
2052 Waverly Ct, Lancaster, SC 29720
Electrician
We are so thrilled with the lighting instillation that Mike and his team did in our house. Mike gave great advice and demonstrated lots of knowledge as we were deciding what to do. They took extra care to set up and ensure nothing would be damaged in our house everything looks and works great!! We couldn't even tell they were there after they left as they cleaned up everything and put all our things back in place. Everyone we spoke with was so pleasant and responsive and all my questions and concerns were answered. Mike and his team were also very patient with our dog which was a nice bonus. Really great work and really great customer service!
8539 Monroe Rd, Ste 112, Charlotte, NC 28212
Electrician
It was after 7:00pm and I needed someone to fix an outlet in my garage ASAP because I had our 2nd refrigerator on that outlet. There with no power and I did not want to lose all that food. I called several places and Matt from Lamm Electric called me immediately. He had me text him pictures and he walked me through finding the problem. We were able to fix it and my refrigerator is working and we did not lose any food! (I offered to pay him for his time and he said no). Matt was amazing!!
Charlotte, NC 28216
Electrician
Attentive, knowledgable, and easy to work with. They do excellent, detailed work and seem honest & straightforward. I appreciate their responsiveness, attention to detail, that they clean up after jobs, and ease in scheduling. Definitely recommend. Will work with them again.
7316 Wallace Rd, Ste D, Charlotte, NC 28212
Electrician
Art really great job what he done work for costumer need to repair of any trouble of electricians. also he was my co- workers (boss) I worked with him for a year and half .. we had such great team..
109 Oak Hill Dr, Huntersville, NC 28078
Electrician
We had a big project that needed to have electricity wired. Digging, drilling, climbing in the attic etc...they guys did a wonderful & professional job. If you need it done and enjoy excellent customer service ( which these days is hard to find ) use them! Highly recommend! Thanks again
335 Mt Philips St, Rock Hill, SC 29730
Electrician
We just moved into our new house and found that one of our light switches was wiggly and we had an issue with our ceiling fan. I called GB Electrical and Jay came out soon afterwards. He replaced my wonky light switch and fixed my fan problem without issue. Such a nice guy and such a great job.
4455 Morris Park Dr, Ste I, Mint Hill, NC 28227
Electrician
Very disappointed. My general contractor used ARC. The ARC estimator, Billy, came by. Both the contractor and I were present. We gave Billy the written diagram, with all the electric written in: 110v sockets, ceiling 110v sockets and most importantly the 220v sockets I needed in two locations.
The basement was just studs and three walls that had sheet rock. One of the three was only sheet rocked on one side. Ideal for any electrician as they can simply place sockets & run wiring between the studs. Two of the 220v sockets HAD TO BE PLACED LOW ON THE LEFT WALL. This was emphasized to Billy.
Billy, with much bluster and officiousness marked bold black lines on the plan verbally showing how they would link certain connections and where the lighting would go. I did not have much confidence in his show, but he had the written plan and Billy ensured the contractor and I that he understood.
Two really nice and competent electricians came by in a couple of weeks and got the wiring in. IT WAS NOT CORRECT. Billy had not given them a copy of the plan so they just put the sockets, switches and wires where they thought they would go.
My contractor was as aghast as I was and said he would take care of it. Meanwhile, the sheet rock crew came in, as they were on schedule and got the walls covered. A great job, but now the ARC electricians, would have to cut through dry wall and fish wires across the ceiling and some walls. More work.
It took about three weeks for them to come back. And although they did a good job and were nice guys, THEY STILL DID NOT GET THE 220V SOCKETS IN THE CORRECT WALL. They were on the opposite wall and the piece of equipment I would be using had to be along the left wall.
Almost a month passed. Plumbing was in and counters and shelving was going up.
So nearly seven weeks from Billy's estimate, another two electricians covered the wrong socket holes, cut new ones on the correct wall and ARC was finished with their nearly $5000 job. We lost over two months and it took three returns to get the work right.
Billy the estimator never gave them a plan. What folly.
The electricians and their work was excellent. And the four I met were nice guys and worked seriously and professionally. They were competent. Wish I could say the same about Billy.
I have some other work with the contractor and will insist that he NOT use ARC. They were expensive and the fruit of their excellent work was poisoned by the seed planted by Billy the estimator. I hope you don't get Billy if you do choose to use ARC.
The basement was just studs and three walls that had sheet rock. One of the three was only sheet rocked on one side. Ideal for any electrician as they can simply place sockets & run wiring between the studs. Two of the 220v sockets HAD TO BE PLACED LOW ON THE LEFT WALL. This was emphasized to Billy.
Billy, with much bluster and officiousness marked bold black lines on the plan verbally showing how they would link certain connections and where the lighting would go. I did not have much confidence in his show, but he had the written plan and Billy ensured the contractor and I that he understood.
Two really nice and competent electricians came by in a couple of weeks and got the wiring in. IT WAS NOT CORRECT. Billy had not given them a copy of the plan so they just put the sockets, switches and wires where they thought they would go.
My contractor was as aghast as I was and said he would take care of it. Meanwhile, the sheet rock crew came in, as they were on schedule and got the walls covered. A great job, but now the ARC electricians, would have to cut through dry wall and fish wires across the ceiling and some walls. More work.
It took about three weeks for them to come back. And although they did a good job and were nice guys, THEY STILL DID NOT GET THE 220V SOCKETS IN THE CORRECT WALL. They were on the opposite wall and the piece of equipment I would be using had to be along the left wall.
Almost a month passed. Plumbing was in and counters and shelving was going up.
So nearly seven weeks from Billy's estimate, another two electricians covered the wrong socket holes, cut new ones on the correct wall and ARC was finished with their nearly $5000 job. We lost over two months and it took three returns to get the work right.
Billy the estimator never gave them a plan. What folly.
The electricians and their work was excellent. And the four I met were nice guys and worked seriously and professionally. They were competent. Wish I could say the same about Billy.
I have some other work with the contractor and will insist that he NOT use ARC. They were expensive and the fruit of their excellent work was poisoned by the seed planted by Billy the estimator. I hope you don't get Billy if you do choose to use ARC.
5615 Cannon Dr, Monroe, NC 28110
Electrician
Jeff and his crew are very professional. They get the job done right and at a timely fashion! I have used them twice and have been very happy with this company!
946 Scotch Dr, Gastonia, NC 28054
Electrician
I called this firm to come fix my boat dock and they stated I had to pay for a technician to come and provide an estimate, it was not free. The technician showed up for the estimate along with the bill, what never showed up was the estimate. Not too much later the company had the audacity to throw me in collections and still to this day have not gotten a written estimate. I'd pass on these guys
Charlotte, NC
Electrician
I called to get help with two or three minor problems that would only require an hour or less. The man I spoke to obviously didn't want the job. So, after he quoted me $175 an hour labor, I obviously backed out. I was surprised that his attitude conveyed a lack of concern for even considering my request.
2023 Lily Lake Ln, Fort Mill, SC 29715
Electrician
Dickerson plumbing just came to my house and unclogged a sink drain in about 15 minutes.
The technician told me pricing has changed to a fixed cost of $250 + a $55 service call to unclog a drain, all drains, any drain, 1 fixed price. That comes to over $300 for 15 minutes. I called and complained and they reduced the bill to $210. There are lots of plumbing companies in Charlotte. Ask yourself would you call Dickerson again for service ?
BTW, I also needed a toilet handle replaced, you know that $10 thing from Walmart. The price was $155 to install, about 5 minutes work and a $10 part.
The technician told me pricing has changed to a fixed cost of $250 + a $55 service call to unclog a drain, all drains, any drain, 1 fixed price. That comes to over $300 for 15 minutes. I called and complained and they reduced the bill to $210. There are lots of plumbing companies in Charlotte. Ask yourself would you call Dickerson again for service ?
BTW, I also needed a toilet handle replaced, you know that $10 thing from Walmart. The price was $155 to install, about 5 minutes work and a $10 part.
7832 Pence Rd, Charlotte, NC 28215
Electrician
Really a mixed experience. My 20 year old water heater started to leak so after a quick trip to Lowe's, I contacted IRV. Robert came out and performed a very thorough and comprehensive review of the situation and provided me 3 options (2 tankless, 1 direct replacement). I went ahead and went for the high eff tankless Rinnai system.
The office was very punctual, giving me appointment updates and the technicians were right on time.
That's when the issues started. The quality of the initial installation was HORRIBLE. I wish I could post pictures.
The plumber attempted to use the existing wall penetration for the exhaust, but somehow convinced himself that the supply also needed to be vented, and went on to create using aluminum flashing and LOTS of silicone and expanding foam, one of the worst wall penetrations possible. That was only outdone by the piping on the outside of the home that looked like two periscopes protruding from a 12 square of aluminum flashing on top of my vinyl siding. It was comical. It's worth noting this is directly off my deck on the rear of my house. A lesser issue was the electrical, in which a new outlet was installed, but instead of running the wire inside the sheetrock to the breaker box, the electrician ran flex conduit out of the wall, along the baseboard and back inside the wall by the breaker box about 6 feet away. It really looks bad. I would later be told that meets code. Lesser issues include the PEX piping that was really just sloppy and the pressure relief valve that was plumbed strangely.
I immediately contacted Leon who while I think was at the job site, did not do the work the first time. He understood my concern, and said he would address it as soon as he was back in town (holiday weekend). Again, great attitude and very responsive.
I showed Leon what my neighbor had done (DIY job), as well as what comes with the unit. Pretty basic stuff. Pics like this all over the internet.
Leon (and his assistant) was again punctual and immediately went about fixing both of the exhaust venting issues. He ended up having to raise the water heater and using commercially available ducting designed and installed what is now a much better installation. I still have a little sheetrock inside to cleanup, but I can handle that. The outside, while better, is still an issue. Because of the initial installation, I am left with 4-6 screw holes in my siding where the flashing from the original installation was installed (along with a lot of silicone again). Short of replacing the vinyl siding, not sure I have a solution.
I will deal with the electrical/sheetrock & PEX piping issues.
I received a survey call shortly after, and I hope the company takes my feedback to heart. When you install a unit like this in someone's finished garage, you need to discuss with the homeowner the installation. What was done was some of the most shabby workmanship I have ever seen. Had I had the 2nd installation, the first time around, I probably would have given IRV 4 or 5 starts. That said,
Leon (and his helper on day 2) - 5 stars
Robert - 5 stars
The plumber that did the work on day 1 - 0 stars (should have gone negative as I also had what we think was a gas leak on the first night to which we were asked to crack the garage door).
The electrician - again, ask the homeowner. Simply stating we don't do sheetrock on a $4k+ job is not acceptable.
Sorry for the lengthy review. I really like the unit. It seems to work well. My lesson - Don't take the installation for granted!
The office was very punctual, giving me appointment updates and the technicians were right on time.
That's when the issues started. The quality of the initial installation was HORRIBLE. I wish I could post pictures.
The plumber attempted to use the existing wall penetration for the exhaust, but somehow convinced himself that the supply also needed to be vented, and went on to create using aluminum flashing and LOTS of silicone and expanding foam, one of the worst wall penetrations possible. That was only outdone by the piping on the outside of the home that looked like two periscopes protruding from a 12 square of aluminum flashing on top of my vinyl siding. It was comical. It's worth noting this is directly off my deck on the rear of my house. A lesser issue was the electrical, in which a new outlet was installed, but instead of running the wire inside the sheetrock to the breaker box, the electrician ran flex conduit out of the wall, along the baseboard and back inside the wall by the breaker box about 6 feet away. It really looks bad. I would later be told that meets code. Lesser issues include the PEX piping that was really just sloppy and the pressure relief valve that was plumbed strangely.
I immediately contacted Leon who while I think was at the job site, did not do the work the first time. He understood my concern, and said he would address it as soon as he was back in town (holiday weekend). Again, great attitude and very responsive.
I showed Leon what my neighbor had done (DIY job), as well as what comes with the unit. Pretty basic stuff. Pics like this all over the internet.
Leon (and his assistant) was again punctual and immediately went about fixing both of the exhaust venting issues. He ended up having to raise the water heater and using commercially available ducting designed and installed what is now a much better installation. I still have a little sheetrock inside to cleanup, but I can handle that. The outside, while better, is still an issue. Because of the initial installation, I am left with 4-6 screw holes in my siding where the flashing from the original installation was installed (along with a lot of silicone again). Short of replacing the vinyl siding, not sure I have a solution.
I will deal with the electrical/sheetrock & PEX piping issues.
I received a survey call shortly after, and I hope the company takes my feedback to heart. When you install a unit like this in someone's finished garage, you need to discuss with the homeowner the installation. What was done was some of the most shabby workmanship I have ever seen. Had I had the 2nd installation, the first time around, I probably would have given IRV 4 or 5 starts. That said,
Leon (and his helper on day 2) - 5 stars
Robert - 5 stars
The plumber that did the work on day 1 - 0 stars (should have gone negative as I also had what we think was a gas leak on the first night to which we were asked to crack the garage door).
The electrician - again, ask the homeowner. Simply stating we don't do sheetrock on a $4k+ job is not acceptable.
Sorry for the lengthy review. I really like the unit. It seems to work well. My lesson - Don't take the installation for granted!
362 Crompton St, Charlotte, NC 28273
Electrician
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Charlotte, NC 28269
Electrician
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Waxhaw, NC 28173
Electrician
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Charlotte, NC