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I would recommend him for electrical work. He did a good job with my 200amp service. Also fished some wires for me. He is on time and cleans up before leaving.

We have lived in the Radnor area for over 30 years.  Our home is over 100 years old and we seem always to need an electrician.  This company is hands down the best!!! Timely, organized, clean, professional!  And they use quality products and their work is very professional!  Easy to work with and very responsive!  The very best!

Couldn't be happier with the service from the guys at Mohr Electric.  Mark is especially personable and does great honest work.  We had them install a a chandelier and a transfer switch on our breaker box so we can get generator-supplied electricity when the power goes out.  They also went above and beyond the job we contracted them for by fixing a 3-way switch that wasn't wired correctly.  I'd highly recommend them as a local contractor you can trust.

Replaced a whole house surge protector. He was punctual and worked competently. Dave is a friendly, helpful electrician who readily answered all our questions.  I would recommend him.

Tom Matt and Crystal are great. I've used them for both commercial and residential projects. Their work is clean and they pull permits seamlessly. Additionally the inspector they use is very easy to deal with. Highly recommend them.

There was an electrical fire in my home and Mr Waring came in to do the rewiring. He was very unprofessional. He never discussed with me what I needed to do as a tenant to secure my personal belongings while he would be working on the premises. He claims he consulted with property management but never with me when he first came to inspect the property while I was there. Needless to say, Mr Waring added fire inspector and a detective to his credentials by taking snapshots of my personal belongings and sending them to management and complaining that I had too much stuff. He also worked overtop of my belonging(clothes, sofas, beds, children toys etc)without using any drop cloths. There was dirt that had fallen from out of the inside of the ceiling(he had to cut it open to rewire), plaster, and dust all over our things and all over the carpeting throughout the entire unit. Another day I had come to pick up my mai, there was trash all on my porch where this unprofessional professional had sat, ate and left his mess. He left food containers inside my home on the steps where it had drawn gnats. He was just another business looking for a quick dollar. He had no respect for our belongings or for himself.

Quick response, fair estimate, and on time. Very convenient transaction. We feel strongly that we will use Fayed for other projects in the near future.

Don is a really nice guy. I purchased  an old row home with lots of old/shoddy wiring. He updated as many of the outlets as possible in preparation for an upcoming rewire job. Basically, he got the house so the electrical is safe and reliable while I save up the big bucks for the larger rewire job.

Pros: He's a guy, not a company, so you always deal with him directly. He's a hard worker, and will always be honest about the depth/scope of the work needed. He's clean and neat--when he worked at my place he laid down numerous cushioned drop cloths, swept up, and took all of his mess with him when he left. He was also really nice to my hardwood floors. I think messy job sites are a pet-peeve of his. He's incredibly knowledgeable and totally let's you pick his brain.

Cons: There's really only one. He's really scatter-brained and hard to schedule. Like every other great contractor, he books out weeks (if not months) in advance. He doesn't have a receptionist or anything, so you end up having to call and remind him about the job 2 days prior, then the day of. It's annoying, but a small price to pay for good work. I'm always weary of tradesmen whose schedules are wide open.

He mostly works out by Chestnut Hill but would venture farther into Philly if you sweet talk him into it. I'm planning my rewire job for the spring, so you can bet I'll be setting up dates with him in February.

3/13/21 William Walker &  his Apprentice, Nathan do exceptional work. This company, A Man & His Tools LLC, was recommended to us by our realtor.

We were in a bind and needed some repairs to go to closing and William shuffled around his work to accommodate us. They're honest and do quality work. They even went to Home Depot to pick up items we ordered for the job.  They worked tirelessly for two days to handle the items we needed repaired.

William and his team are trustworthy and perfectionists. William's team is capable to handle any job for you. The quality of the work performed is excellent.

The jobs he & Nathan completed for us were installing a fire rated door, two garage door openers, stabilized a sink and adjusted the pitch of our stove.

Convenient to pay with credit card with electronic invoices. They are following the cdc guidelines too.

Very pleased. With gratitude , William.

This stellar company is worthy of your business.

Bad business. Had an appointment and never showed or called. Sat home for nothing. Could have used that time for something much better. And I still need the work done.

Told it would be $89 to come out and diagnose problem. Came, spent 5 minutes checking breakers and then had me sign that it would be $345 to further diagnose and fix if a minor repair. Fixed an outlet, spent 1 1/4 hours total and included a cheap outlet all for the mere cost of $345. I told my son he should forget college and become an electrician. It pays over $250 an hour based on Bruder's rates!

I recently called this electrician to replace two outlets and hang a new kitchen light in my home. The electrician went down the basement into my circuit breaker box and proceeded to check each switch by flipping them back and forth while I stood at the top of the stairs and heard him. After two hours he completed the job.

The same day, about an hour later, I turned my thermostat on because it was getting chilly in the house. After about an hour or less I noticed it was getting colder in the house and I thought we were out of oil. So I went down the basement to check on the oil meter and I had a half a tank left.

At this point, I was confused so I called my oil company and a service guy came out the next day. He checked the oil meter and then asked where the circuit breaker box was located. He then noticed that the oil switch was turned OFF not on. So, obviously the electrician did not turn the oil switch button back on.    

I called the electrician company and told them about the issue and they said they would double check with the electrician who did the service and relay the message to the owner. I heard nothing for a couple weeks and then just received a bill today. This is the conclusion that they came to: THE ELECTRICIAN DOESN'T REMEMBER TURNING OFF MY OIL SWITCH.

So, I turned off my own heat and hot water for 24 hours?

Well, I guess I can officially give this place one star even though it deserves 0 stars. Called this place and ask them to come out for some electrical work. They said they would come out within the week.

A month later and 2 attempts to get them on the phone (both failed) they still are not here  and have yet to even responded... so I took my business elsewhere. $5,000 dollars in electrical work gone. Some people just dont like money or maybe they just dont know what they're doing over here. I guess Ill never know. Goodluck, McMenamins Electrical. The way you guys do business youre going to need it.

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