Best Toilet Installation in Charlotte NC

Tony and his son came when they promised, walked through my many projects with me listening to what I wanted completed, explaining what he wanted to do, gave his opinion without being pushy, and then completed all of my requested projects perfectly. He went above and beyond to ensure he left my house better than he found it, including all of the beautiful upgrades he performed. Would highly recommended, will use again. Thank you, Tony!

I've used Chad multiple times for projects around my house and cannot recommend him highly enough.  He is responsive, shows up on time every time, does great quality work and his pricing is fair.  I've had him complete a variety of projects to installing hardware on my walls, electrical work (new lights, outlets), assembled/installed furniture and a variety of other projects around the house.  He is a true professional and you won't regret leveraging him for your projects!

Happy with the result, great service, and price.

Alex was great to work with. Fixed some electrical problems quickly and for a fair price. Would use him again.

I used Roby to install two new outlets, remove two existing light fixtures, and remove the wiring behind two sconce plates in our 1960s ranch. I was given the impression when we scheduled that it would take a couple of hours, understood the hourly rate and budgeted somewhere in the $350-400 range for the total body of work.

When the electrician came on Friday to do the work, he removed the fixtures but was unable to finish the job due to the heat in the attic (totally understandable and I would hate for someone to fall ill working in the attic in August). He apologized and rescheduled to come back the next morning with an hour or hour and a half more to do.

The second attempt took two hours and forty-five minutes, including cigarette breaks, on top of the hour we had already paid for on Friday.

In all, two outlets and two light fixtures took 3 hours and 45 minutes, costing more than $800. Lesson learned, beware of any estimated time for the job.

Yesterday ENECO  came from Hickory to tweak my HVAC, which he did a fantastic job on.  I really didn't expect them to come out on a Saturday and figured they would wait till Monday, but I got a call back quickly and he said he could be here shortly. The young fellow was named Adam and had been with the company for 9 years. To get to my attic access we had to walk around bins and big bags of decorations from Christmas.  I apologized for the mess and said it just needed to go in the attic when I got help.
He was so kind and gracious and offered to put all that stuff in the attic for me!  And it was a lot!   Then he gave me a few tips to make extra storage space with some of the plywood boards I had stacked up there. Adam was quite the professional during all this and I thanked him.  What an asset he is to his company,  and a blessing to me, to go above and beyond!

Made an appointment online two days in advance  for 1:00 - 3:30  on 6/7.  Appointment was confirmed  and received  email and text message saying so. Get a phone call 30 minutes before my appointment saying they don't serve my area.  Why did they let me book the appointment  if that was the case?

Was told needed new ac unit but was only a $165 dollar part when I got a second opinion also was told that the freon was to low but the inside unit was never on to actually check it and when the other guy came out and checked it it was completely fine but bc they didn't have the inside unit on it wouldn't read right called and asked why they said I needed a new unit and was told that when a units so many years old they just replace rather then fix

Called to replace a leaking toilet, and while here they said my water pressure was too high and a pressure regulator needed to be installed. They insisted this needed to be installed by my water meter at the street, which would involve ripping up part of the sidewalk and cost over $700.

I got a second opinion and was told that the part could easily be installed in my basement for a third of the cost, and that cutting into the sidewalk was totally unnecessary. When I explained to them that I wanted to cancel my appointment based on this second opinion they were snippy and rude.

Very surprised that they chose what appears to be the most difficult and expensive method to fix a simple water pressure problem.