Best Circuit Breaker Installation in Denver CO

We have used Save Home Heat for service on our furnace for about 10 years, and they are great. Service people are always on-time if not early, are very straightforward about explaining things in a way that a layperson can understand, and best of all *are not pushy* about selling products or services. We have the original furnace in our 1958 home, and the technician always gives us the pluses and minuses of replacing it, rather than simply trying to sell us a new one. We pay about $115 a year to be in their maintenance club and they call us to schedule the yearly cleaning and inspection. A very honest business and highly recommended.

They were good at first. I bought the service contract, so the regular maintenance calls are free. Have spent a few grand with these guys over the past couple years for various things.

They did some major wiring, and one of the outlets stopped working. I took a day off work to be here between 12-1. No show. They called and said the tech would be late, 2ish. I said fine. Then at 5:00 I called them, still  no show. They said, oh, sorry, found out he couldn't come. Would you like to reschedule? I said okay, tomorrow; I need this fixed. They said sorry, no one is available tomorrow, how about Thursday? I couldn't do Thursday and don't want to wait till next week.

That was it for me. The thing they did broke, they no-showed twice in the same day, and couldn't accommodate me the next day. All for a customer who was paying the monthly fee for regular service.

And they didn't seem to care. No Is there anything we can do to keep you as a customer? A discount? A month of service free (all of $18)? Nope.

I see a lot of good reviews. I realize it's hard to find these kinds of companies who do good work, so maybe I just shot myself in the foot. But I'm not going to be treated this way. I'll find someone else, eventually.

Do NOT use this this service. I had a leaky hot water heater, they came out and quoted me $4,000, saying I needed to replace the whole hot water heater and do a bunch of other work to bring things to code. There were no issues with the hot water heater other than the leak at the hot water hookup, so I refused to believe I needed to replace it. I had another plumber come out and look at it, he tightened the hookup and said it was fixed. He had to charge me $130 for the visit, but the work itself didn't even cost that much. He said there were no other issues with the unit and it could last me another 5-7 years. I am so glad I got a second opinion.

Update-  had an honest company come and fix the whole thing for $500. Works great. Avoid this scam house at all costs.