Best Circuit Breaker Installation in Nashville TN

Great service, repairs done exactly as requested! HVAC specialist took pictures and videos before and after repairs. I find that to be very helpful. Highly recommended!

Trustworthy, dependable. Very happy with the plumbing work and AC work they have done.

Lee Company has already been to our home twice: to add a supply line for a gas dryer and to perform routine maintenance on the HVAC systems.  On both calls the technicians called when enroute and arrived early in their scheduled windows.  All work accomplished in a timely fashion.  Both teams cleaned up things before they left.  Prices were reasonable.  I even signed up for an annual service plan.  Good folks!

I can't really say how their work was because the technician never called me to schedule an appointment, even after two attempts on my part.

Scheduled twice and twice didn't show. Being friendly doesn't entitle someone to leave their customer at home all afternoon waiting with no response when asked about an estimated time of arrival. I had to schedule time to be home twice for a no show

first the good:
provided a very clear quote with the work and service involved. we were given details on the equipment and parts to be installed
when some issues with the electrical came up, they found solutions and got it to work without added charges
the installers and then the electricians who came were super nice and professional, staying a lot later than expected

the neutral:
they are rather expensive, even compared to prices/quotes I got for my properties in Boston (generally speaking Boston is about 30% more expensive than nashville on average, and even more when you factor in boonies). but, they felt solid enough
I am not a fan of Gov Lee at all and if not for florida and texas would say he's the worst governor in the entire country. I know he's no longer afiliated with the lee company, but it is his family's business and i'm sure he still has a lot of $$ interests, etc.

the negatives:
the electrician folks had to come a day or two later to do the wiring correctly, but they had no information at all related to what the installers did, and then they ended up ripping it all out and redoing it, which is just an awful lot of extra time and hassle, and as a result we lost the very last open slot in our electric panel. a small thing but the electricians kept repeatedly asking me technical questions that I would have assumed should be handled between them and the installers as they are all employees of Lee.
they wouldnt really even look at or help with any of the ductwork and randomly threw out a quote of $7k to completely redo it all--it just had some unattached ducts and mediocre settings for the airflow (too much to some spaces, too little elsewhere). An hvac professional could have gone in and adjusted it all in less than an hour with less than $100 in material. I did it myself with some trial and error and help from a family friend over the phone (hvac pro, but over 1000 miles away) so we got it done, just took me the better part of a day plus a couple return trips to the crawlspace. I would have paid $400-500ish for them to do the work, but I can also respect if it's not part of their general wheelhouse. I'm including that in the negative solely because their website implies they would do this sort of work as well. In boston, I had a few indepentent hvac guys I could have called and woud have  shown up and taken care of it quickly and easily for under $200. But, we're new to TN and dont have a super trustworthy network of people yet.

Overall, happy with the job done and the system works well. In the future, I'll likely purchase equipment myself and just hiring an electrician. But, if its for something complicated and/or involving a lot of moving parts and I'm pressed for time as well, I won't hesitate to use them again. I'll add some photos soon! 2 months or so later and the system works really well.

I would suggest staying off the phone while driving in Rush hour traffic. I tried to call to let this be known and handle it within your company and instead was directed to a dead end voicemail. the driver was headed east about 345 around the Harding place exit. I'm sure it's no big deal to y'all, but seeing as I have my two little girls in the back seat, IT'S A BIG DEAL. I'd make sure your company is familiar with the new laws going in to effect on July 1st. if this is your professionalism based on a distracted driver playing on his phone, I can't IMAGINE how you do business otherwise.

We are a long term customer of Lee Company.
We have spent thousands of dollars with them. New AC unit, water pump, service fees, etc.
We recently called them because we are interested in connecting our emergency generator to the house.
To come and give us an estimate they charge us a $75 dispatch fee
When I tell them I don't think I should pay that for them giving me an estimate, they say that for small jobs this is the policy. That if a project manager had come we would not have to pay that fee. The thing is that they are the ones who decide who to send.
On top of all that,  it turned out this is a 4K job and a project manager has to come and give the exact estimate. When I say, so now that this is a big job with a project manager, can you please wave the dispatch fee. They say they can't do that
This is a racket.
I am done with this company

On Monday 7-27-2020 Lee Company at Menzler Rd Nashville,TN sent Seth out to repair my unit.My problem was last year it was working.This year my air unit came on but was not blowing air through my vents.So Seth checked it out.Told me I needed to buy a new unit for $6,500.That I can finance it to make monthly payments.I told him no thanks.I got enough monthly bills.So he kept pushing to send a guy out to talk about the 3 different units for sale.Also wanted to sign me up for a program.Was trying hard to make that sale.So I sent him on his way with the $79 dollar traveling fee.So the next day I called another heating and cooling company.The guy checked it out and told me the problem was a back compositor.It powers my fan.I cost $164 and I gave him $170.

If you have money to just throw away go see Lee company. I bought my dad a new ceiling fan, so to take  it down and put up the new fan on a 8 foot ceiling using a step stool to get to cost over 310 dollars for less than an hour of work. Thinking about become an electrician if that's the money there making. That is just the labor not including the fee to come to the house. Greed at its finest.