Best Electricians in Ohio

I heard about Weekly through a friend, who highly recommended them for a Generac generator. They did not disappoint. From the estimate to the installation they were very professional. After completion the were very thorough in explaining everything I needed to know. I will use Weekley again, recommend to anyone else needing there services.

Our power went out for two days and we called Scott at Power Lines Electric  to give us an estimate on a whole home generator.  Electric is one modern luxury that we very much take for granted; but it is especially eye-opening when your house relies on well water!   Don't go without water!  Scott really knows his stuff and was able to make great recommendations that fit our needs and our budget.  If you have a problem with consistent electric service, Scott can offer a full line of generators from top brands to fit your needs and your budget.  Give Power Lines Electric a call for a free consultation.

I continue to be amazed that some service companies don't seem to need the work; it is difficult to get them to respond to inquiries and to show up to do the work.  So, I was delighted to get a friendly voice on the phone who agreed to look at our work. They completed all work we had been collecting for several years--replacing fixtures and an exhaust fan, replacing hard-to-reach bulbs, and other miscellaneous electrical work. We felt their fees were very reasonable.  I highly recommend Penn Electric for commercial electrical work.

This company has lost any level of respect from me as a customer. I had them install a 22kw Generator and had them do annual maintenance a couple times, that was pretty sloppy, oil left in the landscaping. They call every year to do the maintenance and I don't call them back cause I can do it myself. I had them come back after a year or 2 to install a mobile link, they installed it and handed the instructions and left, I had to set it up myself. That's different. So when I had an outage recently, the generator took over as it should but when the power was restored, it did not transfer back to utility because a fuse blew and it could not see that utility power had been restored. I called the number and the emergency number and no one called me back! Just Unbelievable! I went online and found a forum that helped me through finding a wire from the oil crankcase heater that shorted out to the generator cabinet because it was ran under the cooler and over time the wire insulation was rubbed off causing it to short out and blow the fuse. Could only imagine if I was on one of my 6 day camping trips, would have either blew up or ran the propane tank empty, leaving my house with no power. Now they did a good job with the install, and was here when the city inspector came, but failure to follow up on customer calls in an emergency situation is completely unacceptable. What if I was not as savvy enough to transfer the power back to utility on my own? I have zero respect for a company with such carelessness to its customers.

Did not want to wear a mask to protect people during this pandemic.  My mother is critically ill so I will not be doing business with them.

American Air installed our high efficiency furnace and whole house humidifier. They were extremely efficient and did A+ work. No high pressure sales and we felt like we were fully informed about our decision. We have had American Air do all of our yearly servicing and they offer a great warranty. If/When our 1985 air conditioner goes out, we will be calling American Air to install a new AC.

They never showed up and we called multiple times and they never called back and their voicemail was full. Super un-professional and we are not happy.

As mentioned in all the other reviews, Jim's lack of communication was unprofessional. I waited weeks for a quote that was promised. I had to reschedule my hot tub delivery and couldn't get my concrete poured because I wasted 3 weeks for Jim, he finally told me he didn't have time to do the job. He could've told me that weeks ago, considering I followed up with him numerous of times. I don't know why Scioto even recommend him. Please do yourself a favor and find a reputable company, because Bach Electric and Jim are TRASH.

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