Best Businesses in Philadelphia, PA

Glenn was very responsive and timely.  I called in the late afternoon and honestly didn't expect a phone call back that day.  Low and behold he called back around 4:00 and offered to come by to fix my issue.  He had to diagnose the problem by going through each outdoor outlet.  Once he fixed the one issue, I asked him to investigate another problem within the house.  Again, he was very thorough in his investigation and fixed the problem.  I would definitely recommend him him.  He's responsive, knowledgeable, thorough, and a friendly guy with very reasonable rates.

I took the master electrician code course to get deeper into the National Electrical Code.  Harry DeLoach is an excellent teacher and has a systematic approach to understanding the electrical code.  His knowledge is overwhelming; he knows the material inside and out.

Since that time, we have had many conversations on code interpretation, trouble-shooting, and customer service...in other words Harry makes himself available to his students even after they've completed his classes.

Long before I took Harry's class I was Philadelphia's top-rated solo electrician on Yelp ...so believe me when I tell you that Harry has something positive to offer everyone.

If you're thinking about becoming an electrician, this is a great place to get started!

He wasted our time by coming out and looking at the projects, but never provided an estimate. Unprofessional.

Mom blew a fuse yesterday running the air conditioner, then microwave her coffee for lunch. Not sure what to do. Called around her neighbors. Her heater guy Bill Silk suggested Holly Electric. Called and text him. He texted back immediately. Great!  However, he couldn't get here till 8/11. Between 9 & 11 am. So I ran an extension cord front another outlet still working in the dining room to the air conditioner.
They provided excellent service and support for the situation. Recommend this service to anyone.

Called this company to come out and provide estimate for our property. The individual that showed up, was an hour late, smelled of pot and was very unprofessional. He was unable to answer my questions, then told me he has To go  he has another client. Horrible horrible

I was able to speak with someone as soon as I called (at 7:30 am) and they sent two electricians out in the same day to run wire and install a dryer outlet in my very old condo building.  They patched and spackled the few holes they made in the ceiling, vacuumed, and left the place clean.  They told me how much everything would be up front and they stuck to that price even though the job took longer than expected due to some quirks of the old building. The work was great and I will definitely be using them again.

A friend recommended Dunryte Electric strongly, did a lot of work for her family.  Chris gave me a great job evaluating my problem and recommend a fix. Another electrician had said I need a whole new electric panel, Chris recommended running two separate lines. His prices were reasonable his work was neat and definitely will use him again and recommend to friends and family

I have used this family run business half a dozen times and wouldn't hire anybody else. Bob Gulliford Sr is the owner who has hired considerate electricians who do their work without stepping out for smoke breaks or running to the Wawa.  I know them so well, I have no qualms about leaving them alone in the house if I have to run out for a bit.

I had Raynor inspect and clean my heater to have it ready for the winter.  They were 45 minutes late for an 8 am appointment.  They stated it was fine and in working order.  I paid $89. for the service.  When I turned the heater on later it was not working.  I had another company fix the heater because they did not answer my phone call until 4 hours later.  When finishing their work on the heater the technician missed an important step; although minor is imperative for proper functioning of the heater.  When I explained the poor service to the Raynor personnel they couldn't get off the fast enough.

This is a larger electrical company. They used our house as an employee training center and we had a few unexperienced new electricians doing the work with one experienced professional electrician supervising. So they use the better employees for commercial jobs and train their new employees on residential jobs. I will not get into the details of their work, but would recommend if you decide to use this company that you explain to them that you do not want your house used to train their new employees.

For the premium price we paid we did not get premium service.

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