Best Wiring in Nashville TN

I've used Zip's for remodeling jobs and new construction.  Prices are fair, work is excellent.  Wayne (and his employees)  are very knowledgeable and show up when scheduled. They clean up after themselves leaving a clean work area.

Prompt service and fair pricing. I asked JoBon to install 30 amp RV outlet and I am very satisfied with the result.

They were excellent-quick response time and very good at what they do.  Very thoughtful on cleaning up after themselves.  Highly recommend!

Very prompt service. James was worried I might have a hot wire and came first thing the next morning to check the wiring. He repaired some wiring problems, hung a ceiling light fixture, fixed one fan, and let me know another one needs to be replaced. I will definitely call him when I need my new fan installed. Very reasonable price.

Jared, the owner, was very quick to respond to our request on Yelp and took the time to review the pictures of the work and ask questions prior to submitting an estimate. He and his co-worker, Alexis, replaced six outdoor sconces that were a bit trickier given that the lights we replaced them with did not fit in the openings where the old bulky ones had been placed. Jared took the time to explain what he would do to make them sit properly against the bricks, and he and Alexis did an amazing job. They are both meticulous in their work, professional, and very respectful, hard working people. We asked for their business card, as we intend to let our friends and neighbors know who to call when they need an electrician. We highly recommend Pioneer Electric.

Never called after providing contact number.

Honest electrician and best handyman around. Will always use Bradley for all of my home needs.

We use Lee Company and twice a year they check Heating/AC and out electrical. This is a straight forward company with honest service personnel. I also like very much receiving a military discount when we need work to be done.

They call ahead, put covers on shoes for entering the house, review everything, take photos, and explain everything as detailed as you would like. Even when work is required or they find something they don't do a hard sell. They may say this has to be done or they may say you might want to schedule this as this should be done every say 5 years for duct cleaning. Then they can give you the price and you can decide on the scheduling.

Taking pics of my A/C  or him standing next to the unit would do little to aid this review. The proof is in the satisfaction. We are totally satisfied.

This company is outstanding. They fulfilled their job obligations and went above and beyond. Airstream offered many options, upon my request, of ways to remedy my broken HVAC unit. They had the best competitive deals after checking with several companies that offered similar products and installation. In the end, Airstream helped me make a great decision to replace my HVAC unit and through their professionalism, quality installation, and timely correspondence they made a customer for life.

And a special recognition to the installers (Adam and his assistant) for their courteous and efficient hard work.  

And thank you to Gus for his understanding.  He stayed in good contact throughout the process.  Considering I was acting with the patience of a 7 year old the night before a fieldtrip, while waiting on Christmas morning, in line to get a signature from Mickey Mouse, during a petting zoo grand opening.... Gus was able to maintain his composure and answer my extensive questions and curtail my needy attitude... (I get very squeamish when having to make expensive financial decisions).

I would strongly recommend Airstream to anyone.

Repaired a small water leak from the crawl space. Charged $333 ($299 w/mil discount). I'll need to do some research on whether this is a normal charge. Technician was professional. Was seen promptly the day after I called.

You can't base a company due to one employee but after spending $26,050.00 with a company for 2 new units for a residential home one would expect to be treated as a valued customer .  First of all we did receive 3 bids from reputable companies and out of those the salesman/ project manager that we liked the least was the one with the Lee company .  We went ahead and went with the Lee Company  simply because of the companies reputation .  The units are fine the Installers were great . The issue was the salesman / project manager . As my spouse and I were outside looking at the upstairs unit the senior installer had called the Salesman / project manager and had him on speaker phone . The installer ask where the second crew was because they had scheduled two crews for installation due to having 2 units .  The project manager told the installer to go ahead and set the second unit up because the other crew was behind . The installer told him they could not set it up because the pad had not been delivered , the project manager got irate and said I DONT CARE what you have to do JUST make it work . Once again the installer explained that it would not work !  The project manager repeatedly keep telling him to just make it work .  I dont care who you are that's not what a homeowner wants to hear after spending twenty six thousand dollars with a company . So the saleman / project manager didn't care after the sale he just wanted it done even if it were wrong . So if your in the Sumner County / Hendersonville Tn do yourself a favor and get a different saleman  not Anthony Grayson , or do business with another company .  I did reach out to the company and they issued an apology but somehow we still feel like we were just another number and the job was done .  Wonder how the Governor would like how one of his project managers conducts business with his company .

I had the Lee Co. come to check a semi-performing electric heater on 12/31.  It was heating, but not well.  The technician said one heating strip was burned out and could not be replaced because it was an older unit and that part was not available any more.  The only option I had was to replace the entire HVAC unit at a cost of over $5000.  I opted to wait to have another company look at the unit on the following Monday.  That technician analyzed the unit and found the problem to be a blown fuse!!!!  HIs service call was all I was out!  Either the Lee Co. representative didn't know what he was talking about or he was looking for a commission on a new unit.  Either way, I won't call this company again.

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

I learned a valuable lesson today. I scheduled an estimate to have a few new outdoor receptacles put in. When booking the appointment, they make you agree to a Service Call charge - even for a quote.  Assuming their quote would be in line with other quotes I was getting, I agreed.

This should have been the first warning sign.  

When the tech got there, he was polite.  However, his estimate was way higher than others I've received. In addition, other electricians provided different installation options which will save me a considerable amount of money than the way they wanted to do the installation.

When I commented on how high the estimate was, he magically dropped the price a bit - but not that much.  He told me he has to quote a certain way and has no control over it.  This might be so the techs can't charge what the service should be and instead charge what the company wants.

So it appears their business model is to charge people to come give an estimate that is way too high so they don't have to do the work and still pocket the service call fee.  

Nice racket.