Best Electricians in San Antonio, TX

I had Jackson repair my old meter which had burned up. They came the next day, took care of the emergency permit we needed and got it fixed in no time. They even fixed a poor and dangerous repair a previous hack electrician did while on the job. I wish I had called Jackson Electric to begin with. Highly recommended.

I just moved into an older home and the electricity went out in two rooms that were built in addition to the house. I called Evenflow Plumbing and Electrical and spoke with George. He was very friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful.  He was able to guide me through the process of locating the circuit breaker panel to fix the tripped breaker.  He saved me a lot of money and time by helping me over the phone. I truly appreciate his good work ethic and integrity.  Something that is not very common these days.

The customer service was excellent. The service call when making an appointment was accurate and very fast. After calling several different Electrical companies and getting misdiagnosis calling 5G Electric was the best decision I've ever made.

I'm late posting this but they came out in October to help do the electrical side of my hot tub installation. The guys were all very nice and hardworking. When we did the estimate they came out and we decided on trenching to get to wire from the panel to the hot tub site. They came and did a great job and when we ran into the issue of the panel being maxed out with no space to add the hot tub breaker to, they ran another wire from my hot water tank to the main panel  in the garage. They didn't even end up charging me for the extra work they had to do and I very much appreciate that from them. Because of their excellent workmanship and generosity to put in extra work and not bill me for it, they have my business as long as I live in San Antonio. I'm sure the extra work they did was work another 700-1000 bucks and they did it free of charge to me.

I have a 25-year-old home that I had built - Israel started out doing some electrical work for my pool equipment. He still does that and other issues that pop up in a 25-year-old home - always helpful and offers alternatives. JH

We had damage to our external electrical power panel and we got Tony's to work with Austin Energy to disconnect the City's power line. They also removed the meter. Tony created a new roof mount for the power line, installed a panel, checked all of the wiring in the house, coordinated with the City to bring a new meter and install the power line. He as we did not have the City bring the electrical power on for several days provided us with a gasoline powered electrical generator. Through the several days here or not Tony was always ready for us. I have dealt with many repair and maintenance companies over the 50 years I have lived in Austin and Tony ranks as my Number One in ability and timeliness!

Aaron and his assistant did an amazing job removing some old light fixtures and replacing them with new ones. One of them was in our stairwell with 20 foot ceilings! He even removed the old electric blinds that needed to come down from the upper windows while he was up on the scaffolding.

He is professional, offered fair pricing and is a pleasure to work with. We will definitely reach out if we need anything done in the future!

Just got done with this company. I will say that the guys showed up promptly. We had a problem with a receptacle not working...the guys opened it up and noticed a wire was loose and connected it. That was it. The problem I had was that we were charged $120 for that (I had a $20 off coupon, it would have been $144). I really think that they should charge based on the issue. I do understand maybe charging for coming out but they were here for about 10 min.  Not only that, many of their competitors are cheaper, so although the electricians did a great job, the price is not right...I highly recommend shopping around...we had to take them because we had an inspection coming and they were the only ones available at the time....

In cahoots with Best Austin Handyman, Andy Keil, the owner of Live Oak Electric, pulled two City of Austin permits. One permit was to  upgrade my electrical panel.  I received a new panel, going from 125 amp service up to 150 amp service with no sub panel at a cost of $3,800. None of the breakers were labeled. Initially they FORGOT  to wire in my air conditioner (during the summer!) This upgrade requires me to reset GFI outlets and panel breakers at least once every freaking week. I never had these issues with my old panel.  

Andy also pulled a permit to do the interior electrical work for my kitchen remodel, but BAH had their own crew do it. After numerous electrical problems arose Andy wouldn't repair th hiem because he had only been paid $500 to pull the permit and $75 to inspect the work.  Andy said he would come back to fix everything when I agreed to pay him, but then said he was too busy.   I've reported all this to Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.

Electrical work is good - so far. Do not have them do any other work. We had them paint our banister and railing and it is chipping less than a week later. Paint on ceiling is already chipping. If you like paint on light fixtures, cabinets and flooring this is the person for you. Please do not have them put up curtain rods or repair brackets in the closet. Everything was off center and uneven. Not sure a measuring tape was used. Constructive criticism is not welcomed by him. Drywall work performed is already failing just weeks after repairs. Cracks are coming back. Please beware of substandard work.