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Great service! They quoted me (through YELP!) and we corresponded. I contacted them to come out and we scheduled it pretty easily. The end cost was exactly what they quoted me because it was a generally easy job.

I had an GFCI outlet stop working and another outlet wasn't working. It turns out they were on the same circuit and they just needed to replace the GFCI thingy on the first outlet in the garage.

They quoted me $90/hour + parts. The job took about 30 minutes. And I wrote them a check for $107. This was about what I expected and I was very happy. Especially because the check didn't bounce. haha.

We are considering some MAJOR changes to electrical systems for lighting throughout the house and I'll call 308 first.

One last thing. I tried to use Angie's List and it was overly complicated for this type of gig. I'm so glad I went with YELP! I'll do the same in the future.

If I ever need an electrician I will call Tioga. For an upfront, honest and fair price quoted, I found out what the problem was and various recommendations on how I can resolve.

He waited for me to return from an errand and was very knowledgeable and professional.  For once I knew I had found an angel of a company who I trust to be totally transparent and not price gouge me!  So glad to know you are in my area!

Call them ..They are the best ..Austin sent someone to our home to replace an outdoor faucet that had been leaking .Great price and service .I called Austin on a Monday morning we had no hot water because in Saturday it was shut off by another plumber from our HW.Austin sent Mike out and we had hot water that night . Wednesday  Mike was here again for a problem with the AC drain line in the upstairs bathroom .There was another problem with the AC company did not want to come back out and I called Mike and he told me what to tell them and they came  back out for free to re-blow out the drain line .I love this company.Mike and Austin are amazing .

I had my units serviced by this company after moving into my home less than a year at which point I had a complete inspection done on AC. I wanted to make sure it was ready for Summer. The technician serviced both units and said everything checked out great. around 3 weeks later I woke up on Mothers Day to find my ceiling wet and water dripping from a clogged AC line. I contacted the company and was told the original tech didn't work there and they'd send someone out. Once the new technician came he said in fact I had a clogged line, I asked him if it was checked on the previous service call and he said it's part of the inspection but wasn't noted on the form and only the other AC unit was noted the line wasn't clogged. I reached out to the manager and he basically said it wasn't their fault and took NO accountability for it. They said since they didn't install the unit it wasn't their fault and charged me $280 To clear the line!! I tried to reach out again and left a message for the customer service manager and no response. Now I have a damaged ceiling and thought I did everything to prevent this and still have to pay. would NOT recommend this company AT ALL.

The office personnel and technician (Trice) are polite, efficient, and--most importantly--competent and responsive. One of our AC units stopped working on Sunday evening, and the folks at Comfort Experts worked us into their busy schedule. Trice got the unit up and running again--thankfully--in record time and explained some options for us to consider for the future.

Winter storm disaster February 2021, North Texas. I got a quote from this business for the installation of a tankless hot water heater that I was going to provide. I had gotten other 4 other quotes in the $350-$500 range. The installation was universally stated as being a 1 hr job of switching out a tankless unit for the exact same model. $350 is more than any usual hourly rate for a plumber, but I get it, a major shortage of plumbers, and customers in need get a bit of a premium fee. I called Bill Blankenship Contracting and their office manager advised their installation fee for the water heater is currently going for $1,500. Thats $1,500 per hour (assuming an hour job. $750/hr for two hr job) to just install (not the cost of the actual unit) an item that allows suffering people to clean their bodies, dishes, and soiled clothes. If their normal rate was $1,500 per hour, then they would never be in business because no one would ever pay that for any home service. My opinion is that they are taking advantage of a Presidentially declared state of emergency by making their service insanely inflated at the expense of those that are in desperate need. I assure you their business will not be charging $1500/hr. after this initial desperation subsides. Price gouging at its' finest. Needless to say I went with another plumber this time and for future needs as well.