Best Electricians in Pennsylvania
This week Chris Fratini from Generation 3 came over to look at a ceiling leak my family and I experienced, as a result of our duct work. Chris was very professional, knowledgeable, and courteous. After going on to our roof to examine everything, he was able to identify the problem, and went right to work. Over all, we had a very good experience using Generation 3, and we highly recommend using them!
Philadelphia, PA
Very helpful, agree with all the other reviews, Greg talked me through the issue over the phone and answered all questions without even having to come out and give a full quote. Very knowledgeable and responsive, clearly knows what he's doing. Thanks!
Philadelphia, PA
Lauterborn Electric was great to work with! They worked with my hectic schedule and were able to get my job done within a week of contacting them. They were on time, completed the job as planned, cleaned up afterwards, and even charged me less than their quoted price! On top of all that, Larry and his son were very personable which made the project fun. I would highly recommend them to anyone needing electrical work done.
3570 Edgemont St, Philadelphia, PA 19134
Consistently helpful and responsive. Prices are competitive and they always send nice guys to get the job done.
Philadelphia, PA
Excellent business and great customer service. Professional in communication and service was swift and efficient. COVID conscious and respectful to customers home environment.
Philadelphia, PA
Tony came out right away be because half of my power was going out sporadically. Because I did mess with the fuse box, he was unable to tell what the issue was 100% so after resetting the meter and putting the power back on, he said to call him right away when it happened again and not touch a thing. He didn't charge me at all for the visit! Next day, it happened again and I called. Tony sent Edison to my home, who was very professional and found the issue in the kitchen outlet and fixed it. Tony and Edison were both friendly, they explained what they were doing, and beyond reasonable with price. Will definitely use them again if needed. 5 stars!
Philadelphia, PA
They said they'd have a technician call me a week ago about a doorbell transformer placement. That never happened.
Philadelphia, PA
I had GE electrical update my service from 100 to 200 amp . Their prices were and service was fast , on time and clean.
I highly recommend GE electrical
I highly recommend GE electrical
Philadelphia, PA
Very professional, knowledgeable, and handy. Affordable and well worth the money. CJ is so warm and charming. He came to check out the circuit breaker, his original job for coming to my home. Well I had a ring nest doorbell that had been sitting on my table for almost a year and CJ was more than happy to oblige me. Thank you CJ, you're the best. Will definitely be acquiring services from here on out. Gotta give a shout out to Pops as well. My motto now is One and Dunn!!!
Philadelphia, PA 19136
PG came out to restore power to our doorbell. They replaced the transformer quickly and without issue. They were right on time, professional, and did good work at a good price. Also good communication
Philadelphia, PA
Very educational and responsive. However, we weren't able to move forward with hiring them (maybe in the future) to due the 95 dispatch fee. I still would recommend them given how professional and respectful they are.
3720 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Terrible terrible service. I waited 3 months for a quote. My project for totally derailed. I regret counting on Alex. Find a different electrician. Can't get any worse.
3490 US-1 Building 16, Ste 101, Princeton, NJ 08540
Service was fast and the electrician was knowledgeable and thorough in diagnosing and resolving several wiring issues in my older home.
4919 Township Line Rd, Drexel Hill, PA 19026
Andi came out to install an outdoor light, and find the route of a problem with some old wiring. Both tasks completed successfully. He did a third while on location when asked. The company was very quick to respond to initial email and they set up a very quick appointment. Andi was very knowledgeable and extremely efficient. Couldn't ask for a better experience.
Philadelphia, PA
I highly highly recommend Rod. He is very responsive, comes when he says he will, explains the work that needs to be done, and his fees are very fair. I will use him again in a heartbeat.
1361 Farmington Ave., Building A, Pottstown, PA 19464
Everything you want in an electrician - skill, experience, reliability, attention to detail, reasonable prices. I've used Joel at least 4 times so far and will continue to do so until they outlaw electricity or electricians.
Philadelphia, PA
I called this company on a hot summer day when my tenant called me and told me her power went off. I was running around town with my two kids, so in a hurry I decided to call the first company I saw on yelp. I really wish I had taken more time to look for a more reputable company.
First, be aware that this company has multiple listings for different locations all over the city. If you look at their other listings, you will see the many poor reviews that they have received.
I received multiple phone calls from different people after my initial service request. They repeatedly told me that there is a $165 charge for emergency dispatch, and that once they do an inspection, they will let me know what the cost of the actual work will be. When the technician got to the house, a guy named Steven Miller called me and said he wanted me to pay the dispatch fee upfront before anything is done. He then sent me an email to get my written authorization to charge the credit card. All of this seemed a bit odd to me... the multiple phone calls, the written authorization, the fee up front... but I didn't think too much of it and just proceeded.
About 10 minutes after I paid for the dispatch fee, Steve calls me back with his technician on the phone to tell me that they have to charge me another fee for the diagnostic. I told them that my understanding was after spending $165 they would be able to tell me what's wrong and give me an estimate on the cost of the work. He then proceeded to repeat everything that he and another one of his employees had already told me over the phone multiple times. I told him that I did not feel comfortable proceeding forward and that I was going to call around to see if other companies have similar practices. He then had his other employee (a woman with a courteous voice) call me to try to reason with me. I told her again that I was going to call around and if this is common practice, then that's fine, but if not then I will be leaving a long review for them.
I got off the phone with the woman and called another local electrician. This man was honest, prompt and straightforward. He came out within half hour and fixed the problem for me under 10 minutes and charged me a third of what Thomas Edison had quoted me for simply coming out and finding out what the problem is (not including any work done).
Needless to say, I will be sticking with my honest electrician from now on. Steve did call me again to tell me that he would not charge me the $165 as a courtesy to make me happy. I thought for a second about not leaving a bad review, but I decided that I cannot let this company get away with unethical practice. This company needs to know that people are not stupid and this kind of bait and switch business practice will only backfire. Simple honesty, trustworthiness and respect for people is the way to go.
First, be aware that this company has multiple listings for different locations all over the city. If you look at their other listings, you will see the many poor reviews that they have received.
I received multiple phone calls from different people after my initial service request. They repeatedly told me that there is a $165 charge for emergency dispatch, and that once they do an inspection, they will let me know what the cost of the actual work will be. When the technician got to the house, a guy named Steven Miller called me and said he wanted me to pay the dispatch fee upfront before anything is done. He then sent me an email to get my written authorization to charge the credit card. All of this seemed a bit odd to me... the multiple phone calls, the written authorization, the fee up front... but I didn't think too much of it and just proceeded.
About 10 minutes after I paid for the dispatch fee, Steve calls me back with his technician on the phone to tell me that they have to charge me another fee for the diagnostic. I told them that my understanding was after spending $165 they would be able to tell me what's wrong and give me an estimate on the cost of the work. He then proceeded to repeat everything that he and another one of his employees had already told me over the phone multiple times. I told him that I did not feel comfortable proceeding forward and that I was going to call around to see if other companies have similar practices. He then had his other employee (a woman with a courteous voice) call me to try to reason with me. I told her again that I was going to call around and if this is common practice, then that's fine, but if not then I will be leaving a long review for them.
I got off the phone with the woman and called another local electrician. This man was honest, prompt and straightforward. He came out within half hour and fixed the problem for me under 10 minutes and charged me a third of what Thomas Edison had quoted me for simply coming out and finding out what the problem is (not including any work done).
Needless to say, I will be sticking with my honest electrician from now on. Steve did call me again to tell me that he would not charge me the $165 as a courtesy to make me happy. I thought for a second about not leaving a bad review, but I decided that I cannot let this company get away with unethical practice. This company needs to know that people are not stupid and this kind of bait and switch business practice will only backfire. Simple honesty, trustworthiness and respect for people is the way to go.
1920 Cottman Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19111
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Philadelphia, PA
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4516 N Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19140
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Philadelphia, PA