Best Flame Sensor Repair in Charlotte NC

We wanted to replace the 15 year old halogen under cabinet lights in our kitchen. Chris took the LED's we purchased and had all four in place and looking fantastic In less than an hour.

We have been using Aspire for several years now. Wouldn't go anywhere else. This is a solid company that cares about their customers, professionalism and great work. From
The office staff to the technicians Aspire is the best!

Great service, fair price.  I will definitely use this electrician again. Scott was prompt, courteous, and helpful, and he was able to get outlets that weren't working in my home fixed in a short amount of time.

Dickerson plumbing just came to my house and unclogged a sink drain in about 15 minutes.
The technician told me pricing has changed to a fixed cost of $250 + a $55 service call to unclog a drain, all drains, any drain, 1 fixed price. That comes to over $300 for 15 minutes. I called and complained and they reduced the bill to $210. There are lots of plumbing companies in Charlotte. Ask yourself would you call Dickerson again for service ?  

BTW, I also needed a toilet handle replaced, you know that $10 thing from Walmart. The price was $155 to install, about 5 minutes work and a $10 part.

They installed several replacement light fixtures, replaced an outlet, and added a whole house surge protector. On the plus side, the guy was polite and able to provide an estimate without delay. One the negative he (1) put in an 2-gang outlet with 1 white and 1 beige outlet; (2) did a messy job cutting the openings for the recessed lights that will require extra mudding and prep before painting; and (3) worst, he botched up the install of the surge protector by gnawing up the edge of the metal cover to the main box and overlapping the surge protector trim over the main trim at a bizarre angle. Let me add that our main is in the hallway, not hidden in a closet.  I asked IRV to send someone else out to fix this mess but they insisted on sending the same guy out. I wanted a clean install of the surge protector and a new cover for the main. He leaves to get a new cover for the panel. Couldn't get a new panel cover (it is from the 1960s and its 8pm). So he has sawed off the edge of the cover. He would have installed that complete with the sharp burred edge if I had not checked and made him go grind it (sort of) smooth.  Hope what I can't see (wiring in the wall/ceiling) is better than what I can see.