Best Businesses in Texas
Absolute Electric will figure out your electric troubles, and explain it in a way that we can understand. They do more than just hang a ceiling fan. They make sure it's right and safe. How come that light won't come on? Call them - They'll figure it out!
5350 Burnet Rd, Ste 8, Austin, TX 78756
Scott has been amazing at helping me get my home generator up and running. Would definitely hire him again in the future.
2817 Wilcrest Dr, Austin, TX 78748
They showed up punctualy and quickly diagnosed the problem with my Service Panel Box. Laid new wire and rewired wall box and no more breakers tripping. Definitely a professional crew.
1093 Briggs Rd, Killeen, TX 76549
Solid work, scheduled and completed in a timely manner with a great crew.
Austin, TX 78736
Oscar was great and very helpful. I got a quote from many other electricians and were waaaaay off from Oscar. They were trying to sell me something I didnt need. Oscar was honest and fair. He fixed my issue without selling me something I didnt need. I recommend him for all your electrical needs.
27815 San Clemente, San Antonio, TX 78260
Bob and his company did a great job installing our back porch outlets, fans and TV's a few years ago. I have recommended him and his company to many people. They do good quality work at a good value.
Bastrop, TX 78602
Very quick to respond and easy to work with. Honest work at a very good price. Will use again.
Temple, TX 76501
The KW Electric team are very professional in every way: their vehicle, their professional appearance, their demeanor and they are great communicators. They were so thoughtful they way they put on paper shoe coverings before entering our home. The stellar expertise electrician team completed multiple electrical tasks throughout our home to perfection!
Austin, TX
Steve helped us build a complicated house, from the ground up. He was there from the very first day until the very last, whenever we needed him. His crew was all professional, courteous, working Saturday (and Sundays!!) to get the job done. His price was fair, his eye for detail very acute, and his attention to detail top-notch. I would recommend him and Modern Electric to anyone in Austin. Period.
Austin, TX 78723
I have used them several times but recently had an issue with them not warranting their work and will not use them again.
They charge an awful lot so they should warrenty their work.
They charge an awful lot so they should warrenty their work.
2802 Mormon Mill Rd, Marble Falls, TX 78654
Mark Manchac and his crew had to move my solid brass chandelier to a different location and replace it with a new ceiling fan. My clients are yoga students and needed a little more cool air coming their way. The guys at M&M had to go up in the attic to reinforce the chandelier because it weighed so much! They went to great lengths to get it done the right way. I appreciate that!
221160 Oban Dr, Spicewood, TX 78669
Allied Electric Services prioritizes people over profits. Great group of professionals from the front office to the technicians. You will not regret your decision to do business with this team.
4355 E University Ave, Georgetown, TX 78627
Worst service EVER! I'm a widow in my late 60s. Last night I placed an emergency call about 10:20 p.m. The recording said I'd receive a call as soon as possible. At 8:30 this morning, I called back because no one had called me. The lady was courteous enough but I was told our residential service techs are booked up for a month before I was able to describe my problem. No way will I call this company again.
206A W Bowman Dr, Round Rock, TX 78664
Tomas is an honest businessman who goes above and beyond for a very low, but fair price. I had some electrical issues in my home and called him to come and take a look. He gave me a very fair estimate and was back at my house a couple of days later to do the work. It was in the middle of summer, so being that it is Austin, it was incredibly hot. He worked nonstop and worked very hard all day until the job was finished. He was up in the attic (again, think Austin and Summer) rewiring something in my guest room, adding an outlet and the wiring for said outlet outside, adding an outlet and the wiring in our utility room, and so forth. I will only use CTE for my electrical work going forward. As a person who is an independent contractor myself, all you have to go on is your honesty and you're only as good as your last job. Tomas is as honest and does better work than most anyone I have come across, in any field. I highly recommend CTE. There is not a better electrical company in Central Texas.
Austin, TX 78761
Wow so much to say about Eskew electric. All the guys with this company are really great guys who do fantastic work. You can tell when someone cares about the quality of work they do and I must say that Eskew electric has that going on. I've heard they have been in business for a really long time here in Austin so glad to have found out about this electric company. Look no further these guys are great to work with!
10415 Old Manchaca Rd, Ste 201, Austin, TX 78748
Highly highly recommended! They are so professional, reasonable and squeezed me in to get our power fixed to our ac. Saved us!!!!
Austin, TX
The surge protectors kept going on and off in the house, so I called the City of Austin power department to check and see if it was an Austin Energy issue. I thought it would be the next day before they came out, but to my surprise they came right out and determined that the left panel bar of the electrical box was weak (or something) and that it would it have to be replaced. They immediately cut my power and said I needed an electrician to replace the panel bar and an emergency work permit (if I wanted it fixed asap). Otherwise I could be several days with no power.
I called my regular electric company and explained I needed the panel replaced and there needed to be an emergency work permit since I didn't want be without power for 2-3 days. Their response was that they could get a work permit but it would take several days. I repeated that an emergency work permit would solve the delay and the city employee (he even got his supervisor to get on the line with them) explained the steps to get the emergency work permit. They seemed unable to recognize that having no power was an emergency work permit situation.
I recognized that I needed to find someone who could comprehend the situation. Using the yellow pages I found the ad for Dunman Electric with a bullet item panel upgrade. Long story short, I called them and they understood what the electric problem was plus seemed familiar with obtaining the emergency work permit. Hallelejah, it was not a problem, the response was they would fax one to the city and the electrician would come that afternoon. Thank heavens I was sitting down.
Brian from Dunman Electric did arrive and determined that none of the panels he had would fix my box (over 30 years old). I was seeing a long dark night ahead but he called the office and they went to the warehouse and got what was needed. He drove off to get the parts assuring me that he would return (there was doubt in my mind) and not only did he return but two other employees (Becky and Jennifer) came to assist him. It was dark by now and they were working by headlights. They got the power box fixed and did the additional work needed to bring our setup up to city code. The office staff had coordinated things so well that the city inspector arrived just a few minutes after the work was finished. The inspector gave his approval and then called the power department to come and turn the power back on. So our power was back on at 9:30ish the same day it was turned off.
The staff conducted themselves in a professional and friendly manner. The company motto is bringing light into the darkness and that is what happened at my house; so, if you have an electric problem, call Dunman.
I called my regular electric company and explained I needed the panel replaced and there needed to be an emergency work permit since I didn't want be without power for 2-3 days. Their response was that they could get a work permit but it would take several days. I repeated that an emergency work permit would solve the delay and the city employee (he even got his supervisor to get on the line with them) explained the steps to get the emergency work permit. They seemed unable to recognize that having no power was an emergency work permit situation.
I recognized that I needed to find someone who could comprehend the situation. Using the yellow pages I found the ad for Dunman Electric with a bullet item panel upgrade. Long story short, I called them and they understood what the electric problem was plus seemed familiar with obtaining the emergency work permit. Hallelejah, it was not a problem, the response was they would fax one to the city and the electrician would come that afternoon. Thank heavens I was sitting down.
Brian from Dunman Electric did arrive and determined that none of the panels he had would fix my box (over 30 years old). I was seeing a long dark night ahead but he called the office and they went to the warehouse and got what was needed. He drove off to get the parts assuring me that he would return (there was doubt in my mind) and not only did he return but two other employees (Becky and Jennifer) came to assist him. It was dark by now and they were working by headlights. They got the power box fixed and did the additional work needed to bring our setup up to city code. The office staff had coordinated things so well that the city inspector arrived just a few minutes after the work was finished. The inspector gave his approval and then called the power department to come and turn the power back on. So our power was back on at 9:30ish the same day it was turned off.
The staff conducted themselves in a professional and friendly manner. The company motto is bringing light into the darkness and that is what happened at my house; so, if you have an electric problem, call Dunman.
3327 W Slaughter Ln, Austin, TX 78748
I've had multiple exceptionally bad experiences/outcomes with Jon Wayne at two different houses. Several years ago after a series of errors and poor workmanship by multiple Jon Wayne technicians I ultimately needed to replace an entire system that was only 6 years old. During the course of that experience I had a service manager sitting at my kitchen table that initially refused to speak to my friend with prior AC experience that I had asked to be present for the visit. It was completely unprofessional and an egregious violation of customer service 101. Given the history of poor workmanship leading to progressively more and larger problems as well as the unacceptable customer service I experienced, I used a different company to do the new installation and swore off Jon Wayne for good. I did not leave a review at the time, hoping this horrible experience was an aberration for the company and not business as usual. However, now years later in a new house, I made the mistake of calling them back since all the HVAC units in this new house had been previously serviced by Jon Wayne. Mistake. I called to request their seasonal tune-up and new filters for my 3 units. All units were completely functional for the prior year ahead of the Jon Wayne technician's arrival. After 5 hours, the technician left my wife recommendations for two thousand dollars worth of repairs and upgrades. My filters had still not been addressed and one of the units was completely nonfunctional after the visit leaving all my children's rooms at a very uncomfortable 87 degrees for the night. They were not able to help me again that day despite very clearly being the cause of the malfunction. I scheduled an appointment for late the next day since I was going to be at work until then. They initially accepted the appointment time. However, the next day they called to tell me they were not able to accommodate that time frame because it was too late. When I voiced my displeasure at this the operator insisted that I had refused repair recommendations provided by the technician somehow suggesting that it was my fault I wouldn't have air conditioning for an additional day because of my difficult work schedule and ignoring the fact that I had completely functional systems before they provided their tune-up. Outrageous. I cancelled the appointment and called a competitor who was able to accommodate my schedule. It was against my better judgement for me to have called Jon Wayne back. I would very highly recommend anyone else shop around and use an alternate service provider.
Austin, TX
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1508 E Yager Ln, Austin, TX 78753
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25 Waters Edge Cir, Georgetown, TX 78626
















