Best Dryer Repair in San Francisco CA
Electrician
Honest. Reliable. Friendly.
So far only needed him once but defiantly our permanent electrician.
So far only needed him once but defiantly our permanent electrician.
San Francisco, CA
Electrician
I can't recommend Eric and his team highly enough.
I spent weeks, months trying to find a shop that could handle 1) AC panel upgrade, 2) 5-6 different 120V and 240V wiring (for us to convert from gas to electric for water heater, furnace, range, dryer), 3) manage the water heater install, 4) pull all electrical, plumbing, and building permits, 5) complete the scope on time and on budget to meet permit, tax credit, and state incentive requirements.
Eric and his team were professional and responsive; on budget and thorough; checked in often on feedback and design decisions; knew every inch of existing code and upcoming code changes; and are incredibly knowledgeable about all of these different appliances and buildings, the best cost/value/environmental benefit of each.
No other shop could have put eyes on everything we were trying to do on this whole home electrification project in a complex SF permitting environment and done such a great job in managing the project and me as a client.
6 stars out of 5!
I spent weeks, months trying to find a shop that could handle 1) AC panel upgrade, 2) 5-6 different 120V and 240V wiring (for us to convert from gas to electric for water heater, furnace, range, dryer), 3) manage the water heater install, 4) pull all electrical, plumbing, and building permits, 5) complete the scope on time and on budget to meet permit, tax credit, and state incentive requirements.
Eric and his team were professional and responsive; on budget and thorough; checked in often on feedback and design decisions; knew every inch of existing code and upcoming code changes; and are incredibly knowledgeable about all of these different appliances and buildings, the best cost/value/environmental benefit of each.
No other shop could have put eyes on everything we were trying to do on this whole home electrification project in a complex SF permitting environment and done such a great job in managing the project and me as a client.
6 stars out of 5!
San Francisco, CA
Electrician
Our washer-dryer unit was making a really loud noise. This started over the holidays so I wasn't able to find someone to do the repairs. I went on Thumbtack and connected with Fuse on a Sunday and had a morning appointment with Alex on Tuesday. I really appreciated that I got an email and text confirmation of the appointment.
Tuesday morning I got a text message letting me know that Alex was en route. He showed up, reviewed the machine, and within minutes diagnosed the problem. He also had all the parts necessary to make the repair. In less than 45m everything was fixed and Alex even helped me clean the floor before moving the washer back in place.
5 stars for Alex!
Prompt and outstanding service!
Tuesday morning I got a text message letting me know that Alex was en route. He showed up, reviewed the machine, and within minutes diagnosed the problem. He also had all the parts necessary to make the repair. In less than 45m everything was fixed and Alex even helped me clean the floor before moving the washer back in place.
5 stars for Alex!
Prompt and outstanding service!
San Francisco, CA
Electrician
I highly recommend Yevgenii and his company for any plumbing job. He has affordable price, great service and great attitude.
3624 Irving St, Ste A, San Francisco, CA 94122
Electrician
I honestly can not recommend Wire Tech enough. We are managing two electrical projects in our home, in addition to a BUNCH of other renovation work. Wire Tech was sensitive to our schedule, communicative, and quick to get our project completed as quickly as possible so we could proceed with other work. Their quote was accurate and the electricians who came to our house were professional, communicative, and kind!
San Francisco, CA
Electrician
Kevin is a super-nice guy. Thorough, intelligent and well-versed in city codes and regulations.
He came to our home and gave us a quote for 5 ceiling fixtures and it was reasonable. The only catch was that he alerted us that we have old gas pipes jutting out of the ceiling that needed to be capped and rewired. So he suggested a plumber that does this and he did the job before Kevin did the lighting installation. Although this was a good long-term safety move it nearly doubled our budget, adding close to $1500 to the bill.
Ultimately, Kevin's crew came in to do the job -- not him. I was surprised by this but I get it that he was busy. So the lead guy in charge did his work on the ceiling and another more junior guy did some wiring work. To keep up to code, a ceiling hallway light had to be completely removed and re-wired. This required another junction box in the closet and some serious re-wiring. The second guy did this alone and only I was there. He never bother to shut down the power in the apartment so guess what? He shocked himself severely while working with live wires! I thought there was an explosion in the kitchen! He was ok, but freaked out. He tried again and shocked himself. It was scary. So I shut down all the power and he finished his job. Wish he had just done that at the beginning.
We live in a 100 year old home that has old fashioned medallions in the ceiling but KLM along with the plumber did a good job of minimizing the cutting into them and the lighting fixtures covered up any holes.
We were very impressed with the work done although the bathroom lighting is problematic. Apparently San Francisco code requires you to get fluorescent (not CFL) or a motion detector. So we got fluorescent and although it does a much better job illuminating the room it is a sickly looking color. Further, it is far too bright in the middle of the night and it hums a little bit. That is frustrating.
I am happy with how the hallway light turned out. It lit up a very dark area and the flush fixture is my favorite. They also installed a switch which was lacking before. Kevin noticed post-bid that we would have to move a small closet light to pass inspection so he did that work for no extra charge. Very, very appreciated.
Kevin did come back and did a walk-through with the inspector who was satisfied.
Although we are just renters we chose a lower-rent place with this lighting project in mind and it was worth it. Our owners agreed to the changes and paid for the majority of the work to be done. We had to play general contractor but it was worth it. Something to keep in mind if you are seeking a new apartment in San Francisco.
If you feel lost seeking a good electrician for your home improvements and are desperately reading Yelp reviews -- stop here and give Kevin a call.
He came to our home and gave us a quote for 5 ceiling fixtures and it was reasonable. The only catch was that he alerted us that we have old gas pipes jutting out of the ceiling that needed to be capped and rewired. So he suggested a plumber that does this and he did the job before Kevin did the lighting installation. Although this was a good long-term safety move it nearly doubled our budget, adding close to $1500 to the bill.
Ultimately, Kevin's crew came in to do the job -- not him. I was surprised by this but I get it that he was busy. So the lead guy in charge did his work on the ceiling and another more junior guy did some wiring work. To keep up to code, a ceiling hallway light had to be completely removed and re-wired. This required another junction box in the closet and some serious re-wiring. The second guy did this alone and only I was there. He never bother to shut down the power in the apartment so guess what? He shocked himself severely while working with live wires! I thought there was an explosion in the kitchen! He was ok, but freaked out. He tried again and shocked himself. It was scary. So I shut down all the power and he finished his job. Wish he had just done that at the beginning.
We live in a 100 year old home that has old fashioned medallions in the ceiling but KLM along with the plumber did a good job of minimizing the cutting into them and the lighting fixtures covered up any holes.
We were very impressed with the work done although the bathroom lighting is problematic. Apparently San Francisco code requires you to get fluorescent (not CFL) or a motion detector. So we got fluorescent and although it does a much better job illuminating the room it is a sickly looking color. Further, it is far too bright in the middle of the night and it hums a little bit. That is frustrating.
I am happy with how the hallway light turned out. It lit up a very dark area and the flush fixture is my favorite. They also installed a switch which was lacking before. Kevin noticed post-bid that we would have to move a small closet light to pass inspection so he did that work for no extra charge. Very, very appreciated.
Kevin did come back and did a walk-through with the inspector who was satisfied.
Although we are just renters we chose a lower-rent place with this lighting project in mind and it was worth it. Our owners agreed to the changes and paid for the majority of the work to be done. We had to play general contractor but it was worth it. Something to keep in mind if you are seeking a new apartment in San Francisco.
If you feel lost seeking a good electrician for your home improvements and are desperately reading Yelp reviews -- stop here and give Kevin a call.
820 Peru Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112
Electrician
I got a quick response to my initial email. Robert correctly diagnosed the problem, told me where I could get replacement parts (new thermostats for my electric wall heater), and came back to do the installation. He was professional throughout. Couldn't have asked for a better experience.
3313 Vincent Rd, Ste 105, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523