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On time, great communication, fair price and job done right!

They replaced a light fixture. The job was done quickly and without a mess.

I am shopping for a new H/VAC system, which reminded me to write this review about the work they did for me several months back.  I will not be using Efficient  for any future work on my H/VAC and here's why: Back in August, my A/C was working and not working (i.e,, coming on sometimes, but not always).  I called Efficient and they sent a nice tech out to diagnose the problem. He diagnosed it as a low performing capacitor. Replaced it at a cost of $260. The unit cut on after he replaced it so I figured he knew what he was talking about. Later in the day though, the same problem occurred. I called Efficient and they sent the tech out next morning. This time he told me it was the motor. Cost: 600+!!! Well, it's August, I'm boiling, I stupidly fell for it. The unit worked okay for about a week and then the same problem presented again! Same exact problem - sometimes cutting on; sometimes not. I started doing some research online and everything I looked at suggested the problem might be the relay switch. But who was I to tell that to a professional? LOL Efficient sent out a tech who diagnosed.....what else but a broken relay switch. He replaced that and to Efficient's credit, at no charge. (Had they charged me for it, they would have received a one star review). So turns out the relay switch was the problem and the A/C worked fine from that point on. However, I ended up spending way more than I should have (i.e., almost  $1000). The relay switch, if it had been properly diagnosed in the first place, would have cost much less. That's why we call professionals --- to properly diagnose and fix a problem, not to just keep replacing things until something works.

Had SALT electric come out to fix a lighting problem in our attic. Technician that came to the house was great and was able to identify the problem and fix it.  The company apparently routinely does a 30 point home inspection when they come out for service where they go and identify potential problem areas (no charge for this on the invoice). While this can be seen as helpful, it's also a way to sell additional services. We had our entire house rewired 10 years ago by licensed electricians, so the number of items that were determined on our inspection as not in code seemed unusual.  Our problem turned out to be a simple replacement of a light switch that had been invaded by ants.  They had a $79 service fee which seems standard for the industry.  My bill for replacement of a light switch including service fee was $371.00 (time spent on fixing the problem was minimal) which seems extremely excessive for the actual problem.  Not sure if I had refused the 30 point home inspection if price would have been any different but again there was no charge associated on the invoice. Rating related tp pricing.