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I had some sparks flying out of my service panel box on Thanksgiving weekend.  I called and spoke with the owner, who promptly dispatched an electrician to my home within an hour.  He quickly diagnosed the problem and provided a safe, temporary fix on Saturday evening.  He returned on Monday morning as promised and on time and replaced the service panel for a very reasonable price.

Very competent, prompt and professional - outstanding service.

Elio was the fastest to respond of any electrician, and even squeezed me in the same day since he was in the area. Arrived on time, took his shoes off before coming inside, and resolved my problem within a half hour for a fair price. He will be my electrician going forward.

We had a Ring doorbell that was already installed, but not hard wired into our doorbell. Also, our chime was disconnected. RHK Electrical came out and reconnected the chime, made sure everything was working properly, and hard wired in our Ring doorbell. Now, our Ring doorbell rings on my phone, but also, our original doorbell chimes from the chime box installed upstairs which was not working before. Our doorbell is finally working again. Such a relief.

This is like a miracle, checked my problem told me how to fix it myself and didn't charge me a penny, I did give him a tip.  This type of services is rarer the chicken teeth.

I called Norris Electric to schedule my ceiling fan installation. I have a tall ceiling so I explained that to them and they sad it's all good,  they can install the fan and they gave me the price for the work. I was fine with the price so we scheduled an appointment. First, they did not appear on time, they did not appear at all. They gave me a 30 min window but no one showed up. I send them a message and in response, I've got that the fan installation price was increased by 30% because I have a tall ceiling despite the fact that we already discussed it and agreed on the price. Of course, it was a no-no. So be prepared that you will be scammed with the prices and you will waste your time waiting for them. So stay away from them.

Although the electrician did his job, he told me that a whole home surge protector was required per building code. Though I found on another electrical companies website that there is no such code. So I would have to say this company is lying to get you to buy a $470 upgrade you are not required to have. That's very sad that they have to be dishonest.

I called and made an appointment with on time electric.  The morning of the appointment the technician called and upon explaining to him we needed an outlet added above the fire place for a tv, he quoted us a price from $900-$1000.  The technician mentioned a trip fee, but when I told him they said there was none when I made the appointment he quickly said oh if they didn't mention it then there is none.  When I asked if some people get charged fees and some don't he said it's on a case by case basis.

Bottom Line:  Don't do business with this company, they're going to charge you an arm and a leg.

If there were any rating lower than one star, that is what I would apply to Baytown Electric. I just paid a guy from Baytown Electric 170.40 to install one GFI outlet. GIVE ME A BREAK! (or should I say a breaker). . .$170.40 for one GFI outlet is freaking RIDICULOUS! Buyer Beware! Last time I will go there for sure!

We had an attempt to brake in our home last night, my husband was out of town on business and thus, could not repair the light above the garage.  He found this company who accepted to come out to repair the light.  The electrician came, could not repair the light, but changed the light bulb which we provided him with and charged us double the amount agreed upon on the phone.  He assured us he would come out the following AM to replace the entire fixture, but did not show up.  Called him 1 1/2 hrs after his appointment only to learn he will not be able to make it till 7:30 pm, an appointment he did not keep either.  It is a big shame that this electrician name Luke Perry took advantage of an already vulnerable & bad situation.

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