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After a wireless switch in my home failed, and having been stood up twice by other electricians, I called Street Bros after seeing the great reviews. Eric, the electrician, was quite courteous, efficient, and clear in his explanation of my electrical issue- which turned out to be a finicky switch. It helps that SB's methodology for pricing (time & materials basis) was explained to me before I scheduled to have Eric come out. Should I have troubles in the future, Street Bros will be the company I call first.
825 Marvel Ave, Claymont, DE 19703
Thomas was very quick to come out to our house and got us a quote the same night. Him and his team were able to start that following Tuesday and really moved quick. Thomas is awesome at communicating every detail of the project so you know exactly where your money is going and their plan that following day/week.
Most importantly, they do great quality work and provided us an awesome place to hang out with family and friends.
10/10 recommend!!! I will contact Thomas again for additional work at the house later on!
Most importantly, they do great quality work and provided us an awesome place to hang out with family and friends.
10/10 recommend!!! I will contact Thomas again for additional work at the house later on!
Philadelphia, PA
Recommended if you're looking for someone who is prompt, communicative, and reliable. I had an urgent need to replace a lighting fixture for an upcoming house tour. I called a bunch of places, but decided to go with Michael because he responded immediately and even made adjustments to his schedule to come out the same day. His price was fair and scheduling was simple. Michael got the job done that evening and saved the day!
Philadelphia, PA
My experience with electrical plus has been fairly APPALLING.
After spending almost $2,000 to get our 35 year old electrical panel replaced, they did not attach the ground wire to the panel for the whole house. I had to hire another master electrician to come spur-of-the-moment during a kitchen remodel, he discovered this problem and showed it to me, I took pictures, and then he fixed it while fixing other things. Electrical Plus, claims it's a 2-second fix. That's nice, but it has nothing to do with taking responsibility for incomplete work that could have allowed my young children to be electrocuted because the whole house wasn't grounded. No matter what they say, incomplete work is incomplete work. When I called, and emailed, starting the day I found this out, I got no responses. I had to make a statement that I would report them to the state for incomplete work before I finally got a response. I also paid $200 for an inspection, that they didn't bother to follow up on and make sure it happened. They like to say it's not their fault because they can't control the inspectors, which has nothing to do with follow-up. Plain common courtesy customer service. I ran client service departments for 20 years. I know exactly what good customer service looks like. On top of all that, the person who responded from electrical plus to my emails, argued with me through 13 emails without ever taking responsibility, and only offered back $50 out of the $2000 for the inconvenience and said he did not believe me that the wire wasn't grounded in the first place. I don't appreciate being called a liar. As I repeatedly said, the inspection didn't happen until I followed up myself, after the master electrician fixed electrical plus's mistake. They would not have passed the inspection, had I not paid more money on top of the total to electrical plus for someone else to fix their mistake.
I only asked for 10% back. It's not an inconvenience to my family if someone gets electrocuted, especially a small child! Here is a sample of the kind of customer service electrical plus offers with their work. Buyer beware!
Hooking up the ground wire takes 2 seconds and I don't believe that we had not hooked it up. If we had failed the inspection, we would have come back to fix it for free.
So, I think that 10% back is unreasonable. I am only offering the $50 for the inconvenience factor.
After spending almost $2,000 to get our 35 year old electrical panel replaced, they did not attach the ground wire to the panel for the whole house. I had to hire another master electrician to come spur-of-the-moment during a kitchen remodel, he discovered this problem and showed it to me, I took pictures, and then he fixed it while fixing other things. Electrical Plus, claims it's a 2-second fix. That's nice, but it has nothing to do with taking responsibility for incomplete work that could have allowed my young children to be electrocuted because the whole house wasn't grounded. No matter what they say, incomplete work is incomplete work. When I called, and emailed, starting the day I found this out, I got no responses. I had to make a statement that I would report them to the state for incomplete work before I finally got a response. I also paid $200 for an inspection, that they didn't bother to follow up on and make sure it happened. They like to say it's not their fault because they can't control the inspectors, which has nothing to do with follow-up. Plain common courtesy customer service. I ran client service departments for 20 years. I know exactly what good customer service looks like. On top of all that, the person who responded from electrical plus to my emails, argued with me through 13 emails without ever taking responsibility, and only offered back $50 out of the $2000 for the inconvenience and said he did not believe me that the wire wasn't grounded in the first place. I don't appreciate being called a liar. As I repeatedly said, the inspection didn't happen until I followed up myself, after the master electrician fixed electrical plus's mistake. They would not have passed the inspection, had I not paid more money on top of the total to electrical plus for someone else to fix their mistake.
I only asked for 10% back. It's not an inconvenience to my family if someone gets electrocuted, especially a small child! Here is a sample of the kind of customer service electrical plus offers with their work. Buyer beware!
Hooking up the ground wire takes 2 seconds and I don't believe that we had not hooked it up. If we had failed the inspection, we would have come back to fix it for free.
So, I think that 10% back is unreasonable. I am only offering the $50 for the inconvenience factor.
Philadelphia, PA
Cory has been back multiple times to do more work for us and he continues to be affordable, knowledgeable, kind and quick.
6574 Ruderow Ave, Pennsauken, NJ 08109
Over the past few years I have called Brandon Electric to replace outlets, run new circuits through foundation, and replace our electrical panel. The result has always been clean and professional. Projects are completed within estimated time frame and I don't think I've had to wait more than a week to get a project started. Will call again (without hesitation).
7335 Rising Sun Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19111
Neil, the RMV electrician just installed a complete home surge protection on my house. The power in my neighborhood goes off a couple of times per year, and I needed to protect all of my electrical devices. Neil was knowledgeable and friendly. This was my second time hiring the company.
Wilmington, DE 19810
I owned my home for several years and had no ceiling light in my living room. My home was over 100 years old, so it was originally gas lighting. Manny placed 6 recessed lights in my living room ceiling and included a dimmer switch! Then he installed baseboard electric heaters in every room including my living room. He did an excellent job and I was very happy.
Philadelphia, PA
Josh installed my garage Tesla charger decently. This was during COVID-19, with social distancing/masks mandated.
He did an OUTSTANDING job!! The install was perfect, and his communication about timing was perfect.
He was professional, courteous, respectful, mindful of all regulations, and timely. Everything one could want in a contractor.
I would absolutely hire him again, as I am hoping I can for a Tesla Powerwall installation soon.
He did an OUTSTANDING job!! The install was perfect, and his communication about timing was perfect.
He was professional, courteous, respectful, mindful of all regulations, and timely. Everything one could want in a contractor.
I would absolutely hire him again, as I am hoping I can for a Tesla Powerwall installation soon.
Philadelphia, PA
Dan and his team are great to work with. Eric is a great technician and John in the office was very responsive. Highly recommended.
Philadelphia, PA
Pops electric did an amazing job, we are selling our home and had a long list of little things to be fixed and they didn't stop moving from the time they got there until they left. Kevin and Chris were very polite and friendly. Bob also was a great help with setting up the appointment and going over the to do list from the inspector. I highly recommend pops electric for all your electrical issues. If we need an electrician in the future we are calling Pops.
Marlton, NJ 08053
Excellent service,always aiming for the highest quality,Highly recommended to all the family and friends
Philadelphia, PA 19134
George Marko might be a competent electrician, however I will never know considering I can't get him to return to the job site. Have called him over 10 times without even the courtesy of a return call.
Avoid the aggravation of dealing with a small time one man shop and hire a business man/ electrician. You'll be glad you did.
H.
Avoid the aggravation of dealing with a small time one man shop and hire a business man/ electrician. You'll be glad you did.
H.
Pennington, NJ 08534
We have always gotten great service at a great price from Frater's. They always take the time to understand what we need, and to suggest ways to deal with it. Looking forward to doing business with them again!
33 Union St, Ste 1, Doylestown, PA 18901
Way over Priced. $5,000 to $8,000 just to to run electric to an above ground pool. No thanks, I'll keep looking.
292 Churchmans Rd, New Castle, DE 19720
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7901 Dungan Rd, Philadelphia, PA 19111
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621 Fitzwater St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
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1500 Chestnut St, Ste 2190, Philadelphia, PA 19102
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2604 E Clementine St, Philadelphia, PA 19134
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3525 Amber St, Philadelphia, PA 19134
















