Best Electrical Panel Installation in Portland OR

A quick warning to anyone looking to use this company for any services.  This company makes it policy to bilk its customers.  I had a simple electrical issue that required attention.  So simple that it was literally accessed and solved simultaneously with the push of a single button.  The technician came to my house (very polite and professional) and I described my problem to him.  Immediately after describing the problem, before looking at anything or doing anything or even vocally speculating on what may be the issue, he advised me that I would be charged a $335 flat rate for anything that gets solved within the first hour.  That made me hesitate and inquire about what further charges might be, but seeing as I had no idea what the issue was or might entail, I grudgingly agreed.  Immediately after consenting, he walks directly to one of the problem outlets (one with the test and reset buttons), presses the reset button, and voila, problem solved.  That means the technician knew or at least suspected what the problem and solution were before getting me to agree to pay, and and that cost me $335.  I called the next day to complain and was dismissed out of hand, being told that it was just company policy and people complained about it all the time.  Perhaps it's just me, but if I have a policy that gets constant complaints from my customers, I'd think about changing it.  This is apparently a fairly large company, which is going be able to give you the convenience of speedy service appointments, but you will pay a premium for it, and the company will always come before the customer.

CEC installed a Trane heat pump at my house in May of 2020. During the heat wave in the summer of 2021, my heat pump was able to keep my home comfortable even when the outside temperature reached 117 degrees. My electric bills in the summer have been smaller than in my previous homes with air conditioning units only. I have been very happy with my Trane heat pump and with CEC's expertise and customer service.

I had some repair work done on my furnace. The work was done very well, However when they were finished the tecknition said that it would cost an additional 3% unless I paid up immediatly rather than have them send a bill in the mail like my other suppliers. When I paid, the tech could only provide a work order and not a proper invoice. I expected to get an itemized bill so that at least I could check the addition. So far all I have is a work order and it's been 2 weeks. I think that is very poor business practice. If you demand payment you should be able to provide an invoice at the same time