Best Electricians in Nashville, TN

Follow up call within minutes of submitting an inquiry for service.  He was very personable when he called & came into our home.  He was going to fix one problem but discovered a major safety issue while inspecting the area that should've been caught on our home inspection.  He fixed it right away.  Will definitely use again for any electrical issues I come across.

I called Jim Drury because I identified a problem in my range top ventilation that Homeworks installed probably over a year ago. Within a week he sent out one of his fine crew, Devon, to take care of the problem in less than a week. My points? 1. Deal with somebody that doesn't forget about you after the sale. 2. When you see that a firm can keep good employees, you know they are doing something right. (Devon was one of the installers on the original job.) 3. I highly recommend Homeworks.

Local and quality service. When my wife and I moved out to Smyrna, we needed an Electrician to set up the ethernet drops in our home. The quote we got from Airstream was competitive and their reviews were sound so I gave them a try. I was so happy with the service that I let them bid on upgrading my thermostats to Ecobees (that I had purchased) and they beat out my existing HVAC services company. While I had wanted to stay with that company, changes in my budget necessitated going with a different HVAC company. Airstream again came through with a competitive offer for maintaining my HVAC system. Not only that but they correctly diagnosed an issue that had eluded my previous provider while I could have gotten it repaired under the builder's warranty, and repaired it at a fair price.

I'm still looking for a good plumber but I am very happy with the HVAC/Electrical company I have found. That said I have been very happy with the services they have provided thus far and plan to continue using them in the future.

Mr. Cates fixed our broken floor lamp in a matter of days and at a fair price. We are very happy with his work!

Replaced my ceiling fan - contracted through Lowes.  Service was efficient and performed cleanup before they left.  Highly recommend.

I learned a valuable lesson today. I scheduled an estimate to have a few new outdoor receptacles put in. When booking the appointment, they make you agree to a Service Call charge - even for a quote.  Assuming their quote would be in line with other quotes I was getting, I agreed.

This should have been the first warning sign.  

When the tech got there, he was polite.  However, his estimate was way higher than others I've received. In addition, other electricians provided different installation options which will save me a considerable amount of money than the way they wanted to do the installation.

When I commented on how high the estimate was, he magically dropped the price a bit - but not that much.  He told me he has to quote a certain way and has no control over it.  This might be so the techs can't charge what the service should be and instead charge what the company wants.

So it appears their business model is to charge people to come give an estimate that is way too high so they don't have to do the work and still pocket the service call fee.  

Nice racket.

This was the only electrician I could get when I called around, so I will say they did send someone within a few days. However, the guy charged me $300 to change 2 outlets. At least I think it is what he did. This was 9 days ago, and I have yet to receive a receipt. He called to tell me that he changed the outlets and to have me pay him $300. I asked him to send me an invoice or receipt. He said he would, but I never got one. I called the number of the office, and they said they are just an answering service and can't actually do anything except relay the message. Apparently there is no direct line to call anyone that can actually help me. I tried to give them my email address to send the receipt, and they wouldn't take it. I would like written down what was actually done for my records, and because I'm wondering if just changing two outlets really costs $300. If anyone in the company would like to reply that can actually help me, I'd appreciate it. Won't be using them again. I'll just wait until a better electrician is available in the future.