Best Ceiling Light Installation in Seattle WA

I hired Redline Electric Services based on their positive Yelp reviews, their work did not disappoint.  Our house is over 30 years old and had some electrical issues.  Igor was very thorough and took his time to explain what needed to be done, and why. We had a GFI outlet that was occasionally tripping.  He explained what he thought was the root cause of the problem and gave his recommendation. He also replaced a standard outlet in our laundry room that was currently not a GFCI outlet or per code, and another standard outlet in our powder room.  Our current outdoor outlet was fitted with one designed for indoor use only, so Igor replaced it with an appropriate one.  He also replaced a hallway ceiling hard wired smoke alarm. The job took approx. 2 hours, and the price was reasonable. Will call Redline for all of our future electrical work.

These guys are great. I needed an outlet fixed and was hoping to have one installed nearby. Well, little did I know that the people who remodeled my house before I bought it had made it impossible for power to be run to the outlet that wasn't working, or at least not without deconstructing the wall. But the guys from Milestone came and gave it their best shot, were punctual, careful, well-prepared and skilled. But despite their best efforts they couldn't fix it. So, to my surprise, they didn't charge me at all for their time. I was grateful and am now determined that the next time I need ANY kind of electrical work, I'll be calling them! And so should you. I trust these guys.

I emailed about 7am.  Received an email from Steve by 8. We set an appointment for 1-3 pm.  Then Oreo called, he could come right then if that worked for us.  It did and he arrived approximately half hour later. Oreo was wonderful.  He checked the panel and a few of the outlets.  Changed what needed replacing.  He was quick, knowledgeable and competent.  He suggested what to look for.  The price was very reasonable.  We will definitely use Wilderness Electric again when needed.

Dependable Electric LLC came highly recommended from very trusted friends. Paul and Tim provided above and beyond excellent services. They installed lighting in my master bedroom but also worked on my existing lighting installed by an incompetent (so called) electrician. Paul was a lovely man that really cares about his career choice as electrician, as HE REALLY cares about people, but even more importantly he has outstanding ethics.

Excellent, quick, and on-time service. We needed a thermostat replaced due a previous bad connection we had a pro come out and do it. Yelp discount was nice as well. Would recommend highly if in need of electrical services.

I needed some electrical work done in a pinch. Of the 20 electricians I emailed and called to get estimates from Brian was the only electrician that actually came out and looked everything over to give me a bid for the work to be done. He knew his stuff and completed everything I needed done in a timely manner. I also threw a couple curve balls at him and he handled everything well. I would definitely work with night and day again in the future and can't recommend them enough.

Mike and his team do a great job.  They are honest and good people and charge a fair value.  They suggested some safety factors in my baseboard heater installation that other electricians did not mention to me which I really appreciated.  Then they have helped me in my new house with several lighting issues, and installed can lights in my old house, and also helped several  of my real estate clients.  I have heard nothing but great feedback.  I am glad to have a trusted resource!

To start, I know zippo about electricity so when my garage plugs quit I was at a loss.  I  called Bayless Electric and within minutes Greg returned my call.  He listened to me and told me what to do.  It didn't take but two minutes on the phone but this was time out of his busy day. The GFI needed resetting.  This is what customer service is all about.   He gained a lifetime customer.

You'll be glad you did if you call Bayless Electric.

Overall, Exact Electric was great. Their pricing was super reasonable, they worked quickly and got our project done fast and under budget.

They fell a little short on communication. Before they came out, we were told the office would call us back to confirm the date they'd arrive. We did not get a call and their arrival was a bit of a surprise.

We were also told that they'd be here during the inspection and that they'd call us and let us know when that would be. An inspector showed up unannounced, but luckily we were WFH and able to walk him through what had been done.

That being said, I would definitely use Exact Electric again!

Most of the wires in my new apartment were exposed, and I wanted them replaced. After researching companies that provided the service, I settled on this one, and I was very pleased. I hired Reign City Electrics to rewire my new apartment and was generally pleased with the service I received. Throughout the entire process, the team was professional, efficient, and communicative. They explained the entire process to me and kept me updated on their progress at all times. The work was finished on time and to a high standard. The crew was very neat and clean with their work, and they cleaned up after themselves.

I did, however, have a few minor issues with the service. Some of the wire connections were not as secure as I would have preferred, but the team was happy to return and fix them. Furthermore, the cost was slightly higher than I had anticipated, but I understand that the quality of work and materials used has a price.

Despite these minor issues, I would recommend them to anyone in need of electrical services. They are a trustworthy, professional, and efficient business that takes pride in their work. For their professional service and high-quality work, I would give them four stars.

They were responsive, professional, and got the job done quickly. I just needed a minor wiring repair and a new thermostat installed. The initial quote I got through Yelp was accurate. The price was not the lowest quote, but not outrageous either. I chose them based on their reviews and I'm satisfied. I like that they employ union electricians too. I'd consider them again in the future for sure.

Custom Electrical services did a great job on the installation of a Tesla J1772 wall charger. The technician was very knowledgeable and was able to answer any questions I had prior to the installation. They did a good job at concealing the tubing for the 220/240v circuit from the electrical panel to the charging unit. They arranged for inspection by the city inspector as well.
We will definitely recommend them to anyone who needs a wall charger installed.

Worst experience I've ever had.  A guy who thinks he knows everything  came out to give me an estimate.  He told me how great his team was and how his electricians are super special people with super special skills and how they were going to fix everything because apparently he knows everything.  In reality, he barely listened to what I needed and sent people out unprepared.  He is a salesman who is never wrong--how fun for the customer!

His guys came out.  I was told they'd be at my place for a full day.  He was late when he came to give me the estimate and his guys were late when they came to do the work.  I asked them to help me get a ceiling fan to work, install a light and install a dimmer switch for a separate light.  

The estimator guy didn't bother looking at the light before sending his guys out.  AFTER the electricians drilled a hole in my wall, he said he couldn't install the light because it wasn't up to code in the US.  Could the estimator who knows everything or the electrician doing the work LOOK at the light before agreeing to do the work and before drilling a hole in my wall?  In my case, apparently not.  I followed up with the manufacturer of the light and was told they actually are up to code in the US and have been selling their lights with no issue for over 6 years in the US.  Since I am not an electrician, I trusted the guys I was paying and let them leave without installing the light. I have since found two different electricians dumbfounded by this chain of events and I was able to install my light.  

The second issue was the ceiling fan.  I'd had it installed and there was electricity running to the fan but the fan (that used a remote control) would not turn on.  Since I was assured it was a problem his super special electricians could fix with no issue, I was not worried about it.  I checked on them but was mostly in front of my computer working in another room.  After the electricians had been in my home for less than 4 hours (not even close to all day) I heard vacuums and whatnot.   The super special guys came out with more bad news on their way out the door!  They couldn't figure out why the fan didn't work.  They said there was power to the fan and it should work so I must have a bad fan.  I asked if they could hook up the fan to another electrical source to confirm it was a bad fan.  They called the estimator and put him on the phone with me.  Again, they were already packed up and ready to go before telling me they couldn't figure out why the fan wouldn't work.

The estimator guy who knows everything proceeded to tell me over the phone the issue was that I had a bad fan and he wasn't going to have his guys spend more time at my place to check another electric source.  When I said they hadn't even been here 4 hours and he told me they'd be there all day, he told me they'd arrived at the ECO office at 7 AM.  They didn't show up to my place until almost 10 AM so how is that relevant to me?  Even if 7 AM is when their clock started, it wasn't even 2:00 yet.  A full day of work would be between 3 and 4PM depending on breaks.

When I explained that he was leaving me with the same problem I had before his super special guys had been there, his only answer was that  I had a bad fan.  Again, he did not listen to what I needed or what the problem was when he came out, only that he knew everything and he was sure they could fix it.  Well, they didn't.  Did I mention he was YELLING at me over the phone?  Again, a super fun customer experience. At the end of this cluster, I paid over $600 to get a dimmer switch installed and for them to leave me with a hole in my wall and a fan that didn't work and was no closer figuring out why.  So much for ECO being super special and able to do everything.

Since then, an electrician who is kind to customers and actually knows what he's doing figured out the remote control on the fan had not been configured correctly.  The fan worked fine.  ECO's super special electricians had not even considered the remote control as being an issue.  

I have told everyone I know about how bad this experience was with ECO and I hope this review on Yelp will also be enough encouragement for the reader to choose another electrician.  Do not be fooled by ECO.  It was the single worst customer experience of my life.

We had a heat pump and two in wall heaters installed by Frederickson Electric. The installer Nick and his assistant Gabe were on time, efficient in the work needing done and provided expert help and advice on the products installed.

Nick was professional, helpful and personable.

We highly recommend Frederickson Electric!

I'm hesitating with a 4; it could have been anything lower depending on the day. Worldview took over the contract for a job previously bid and started by another electrical contractor, which is run (I think?) by a friend of Worldview's owner; I could never get a straight answer, which was concerning. Nonetheless, they sent out a tech to install a new circuit, ground a pool light housing, and connect the circuit for said light. Before the tech arrived, another one and his crew showed up ostensibly to drop off the materials (they claimed they'd bought them, but only dropped off a spool of ground wire). When the tech arrived, he had no materials (wire, conduit, circuit breaker, junciont boxes, etc) and no vehicle to go buy them which could hold 10' conduit sticks, so I followed him to Home Depot with my vehicle to transport the 10' sticks of conduit. By now it's ~6:30pm.... I assisted the tech until 9pm, and even grabbed my fish tape to run the wires since he didn't have one! He came back the next day and we completed all the work together. I'm pretty handy and was glad to help, but there's no way this would have been done in 2 days if I hadn't.
To be clear, the tech isn't to blame here; he worked on our job 3-5 hours each day after already working 8 hours on another one each day. Kudos to him!
Worldview did shoot me a Home Depot gift card due to all the inconvenience described above, and I appreciate it. I hope they get more organized going forward and can succeed.

Great company. Solid work and reasonable prices. Focus on customer satisfaction and attentiveness. We had a minor issue a couple weeks after they were in and the owner came out and sorted it immediately. Definitely worth a call!!

I received a quote from Dylan via Yelp and asked him several follow up questions. Each time he responded very quickly.

I had him install 2 outlets near my toilets so that I could install bidets. He was very punctual, proper, and cleaned up after himself. I will definitely hire Dylan again for my future needs.

I contacted HomeAdvisor's.com for a plumber to replace an existing electric water heater for my brother, who is a challenged person. He is able to work and tries to maintain his home but has difficulty with personal contact with strangers. Hunts services came out and installed a replacement hot water heater, drip pan and expansion tank. They charged my brother, who would not challenge anyone on anything, nearly $2,400.00 for the installation I described, in a very easy accessible place. So a water heater, drip pan, expansion tank and 4 hours labor cost $2,400.00. If your looking to hire these guys, be sure you ask them the bottom line. Otherwise you'll end up with a bill like this. By the way, they charged him $348.00 for the expansion tank. The most expensive one I could find at Home Depot was $87.00. They charged him $135.00 for a drip pan. The most expensive one at Home Depot was about $50.00. Nuff Said?

Bel - Red Electric, Redmond, WA

We cannot say enough good comments about Bel - Red Electric and the two electricians that connected our skylight blinds to the motor.  We were having terrible customer service with the installers, but Ryan and Greg stuck with us and got our blinds hooked to electricity and to work.
 Greg happened to come as a substitute when Ryan was sick.  He had not been to our home before and to deal with installers that were not willing to explain the situation.  He studied the directions and was able to come on another day and get things hooked up in our attic.
 Ryan came a few days later and checked all the connections, which were fine.On that day, the installers did not show up. Ryan noticed that the blinds that we bought did not have connecting wires.  He talked to the sales representative and told her to get the connecting attachment ordered. That he wanted to make his customers happy and get the blinds working.
 Come to find out the connectors were not being manufactured any longer, so Ryan made the connecting wires. Ryan said all along that he wanted to please us, since we had been waiting over 2 years for the skylight blinds.  He accomplished this and was very helpful and supportive to us.
 We highly recommend Bel-Red Electric for your electrical needs.

Lyle and Marie Hanson