Best Electrical Panel Repair in Indianapolis IN

These gentlemen were wonderful! They came out on a Thursday evening to give us a quote, and we're back Saturday afternoon to do the job of installing an additional outlet in the garage. They were very thorough on the planning, and the checked a couple times to make sure they were doing what we wanted. They were very well priced, courteous, quick with their work, and cleaned up after themselves. We will definitely use them again for future electrical projects.

Very Professional!  Great Work!  Use them often...if your looking for a good reliable Plumber or HVAC (they do this too!)...I highly recommend and they won't make you take out a 2nd Mortgage to get your work completed!

Furnace not heating properly call the L Furnace mechanicals and the owner Lamont  within 24 hours provided a quick and courteous diagnosis of the problem. Issue was resolved parts replaced with no surprise cost! Great service!

Excellent service.    It was very easy to contact them through the Yelp app.   I was able to describe the job and schedule a  time slot.   The initial estimate is free and there's no travel charge.

The service technician showed up right on time.   I showed him what needed to be done (outdoor 120V panel removed and replaced with 240V service panel for the hot tub) and I got a firm upfront price (parts and labor) straight out of his service binder.   No surprises.

Since he was already here, I showed him another minor job I had been putting off (replacing the security light high ankle my garage).   Again he gave me a firm price (labor only) or if his binder.   I would supply the security light myself.

So while he ran to the store to get the parts to replace the 120V panel, zi went to Lowe's to pick out and purchase the security light I wanted (motion-activated).

When I returned home 30 minutes later, he was already working on the panel outside.   I gave him the security light and he was done with everything in about 20 minutes.

I would definitely use Copper Ridge again for my electrical or plumbing needs.

Don't fall for the hype of them being an Indy local name!  Do your research and find a small local plumber on Nextdoor site or through neighbors or friends.  This company lied to our faces as they sent an inexperienced plumber to our home who had to take pics to get answers then took our $50 trip charge check and said he'd be back only to find out they weren't coming back until the following week!! We were without water and they knew this and then said WE WERE at fault when they knew the problem ahead of time!  They lied on the phone and said we didn't tell them it was a  different situation...we explained it exactly and even if it was a diff situation ( which it wasn't)..they should've had the knowledge to do it!!!  The plumber that arrived stated i have three other appts still and its 5pm... i can't do this one right now.  They knew it was not a basic replacement but this plumber didn't know how to do it and we had waited all day on him and then we got blamed!!! We had to fight to get our check back and thankfully we found an honest plumber through Economy Plumbing recommendation!  Steer clear of Godby!!!

I hired Efficient Systems to deal with my water heater in the house I rent out near Garfield Park. The pilot light kept winking out when the burner would quit at the end of a heating cycle. I had pulled my hair out and spent most of three days trying to diagnose and repair the thing myself. They told me it was probably the massive amount of lime in the tank getting too hot and exuding more heat than the pilot light thermocouple could take. That made sense, and it was not worth trying to salvage that water heater, so I had them install a new one. They did it for a flat ~$1350 or so.

I also asked them to replace the old shutoff valve for the house that is aged to the point where it leaks for a while after being used, and while they were at it, to remove the old bypass valve to a departed water softener that some previous owner used to have. I wanted them to install a new shutoff valve with some threaded pipe so that someone in the future could install a new water softener with less trouble than if it was all sweat fitted. Well, they didn't come prepared to do it when they replaced the water heater. I went on a trip to the East Coast for a week, came back, responded to their email quote with specific instructions and a diagram of what I wanted, and got back this little lecture about needing to set up an appointment to come into the office and meet with so and so and then have someone come out and look at things to see how to set up a new bypass valve, which is definitely not what I asked. It was like they had no record of who I was or anything about what I'd already said I wanted. Rather a pain when they'd had two guys working on the water heater, which is literally 12 inches away from the shutoff and bypass, two weeks prior. It's pretty clearly not going to be worth the bother to have them do it at this point; I'll either do it myself or call a regular plumber, probably the former.

In all, it seems like the water heater was right in their wheelhouse; simple plumbing modifications, not so much.

They wanted $150.00 to install a ceiling fan I already had ready to put up. Didn't hire them and never would!