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Great service! They quoted me (through YELP!) and we corresponded. I contacted them to come out and we scheduled it pretty easily. The end cost was exactly what they quoted me because it was a generally easy job.

I had an GFCI outlet stop working and another outlet wasn't working. It turns out they were on the same circuit and they just needed to replace the GFCI thingy on the first outlet in the garage.

They quoted me $90/hour + parts. The job took about 30 minutes. And I wrote them a check for $107. This was about what I expected and I was very happy. Especially because the check didn't bounce. haha.

We are considering some MAJOR changes to electrical systems for lighting throughout the house and I'll call 308 first.

One last thing. I tried to use Angie's List and it was overly complicated for this type of gig. I'm so glad I went with YELP! I'll do the same in the future.

I was a little nervous looking for a reputable electric company to install my new Tesla Wall Charger.  I heard horror stories about the wrong wire and breakers being used and possible fire hazards.  I found Team Enoch on yelp and found that they have done a lot of Tesla chargers and are Tesla Approved for these wall charger installations.  Their price was very fair compared to other's quotes.  They showed up on time and got to work immediately.  The gentleman brought the exact wire and breaker Tesla calls for.  The charger had to be installed about 60 ft from my breaker box.  After he completed the job, he walked me through hooking my charger up to my home wifi, and was very knowledgeable on it.  I was very impressed with Team Enoch.  I HIGHLY Recommend them!

i would never use this company. Donnie Martin, the owner of CTX sent my wife and I a threatening letter. they will rip you off as they did to me after I had to pay a $2k plumbing bill when the guy already knew where the leak was. I would find someone else. being a business owner myself, this is unacceptable behavior

Faithco Electric was very fast and professional!  I will definitely use them again!!

I had a faucet that needed to be installed in my kitchen sink. I purchased the high-end faucet, soap dispenser and hole covers (I have a 4 hole sink but just 2 appliances to install). James came out and gave me a quote - he was very professional and friendly. The staff at the office was very communicative and friendly as well. I hired James to do the job and couldn't be happier. The price was competitive, the work was completed in a timely manner and looks great! He cleaned up all the mess (some that wasn't even his!) and left my kitchen looking great. I would definitely recommend Paschal Air and will use them again in the future. Thanks, James and Pascal Air for a job well done!

If I could give these guys 6 stars, I would!!! We had been having trouble with our master bathroom double vanity sinks backing up in August. It started last year just months after buying our house so we called a plumber recommended to us by our home warranty plan -they cover plumbing issues but not blockages- and he said it would cost over a grand just to use some machine to 'blow out' our entire system. We didn't see how that would be necessary since we only were having trouble with our master bathroom sinks - literally nothing else was being affected so we called another plumber for a second opinion (this plumber was recommended to us by a co-worker) and he wanted to cut open the wall between the sinks so he could get to the T shaped pipe to 'diagnose' the problem. That would have cost us a minimum of $650 because then we would have to get someone in to repair the sheetrock and paint since the plumber wasn't going to do that. Finally, we called a third plumber and they suggested baking soda and vinegar. To our delight, it worked! ...or at least seamed to until this past July came around and then we were back the the SAME problem. I was at my wit's end! I was pulling out of my subdivision just a few days later and saw a Baker's Brother Plumbing van parked in front of one of the houses and thought I'd research them. I checked various reviews and I checked on Angie's list. Based on the good feedback, I thought we'd give them a try. THEY WERE WONDERFUL! Hands down, they were the most professional, courteous, and knowledgable of all of the plumbers! They didn't have an attitude and they took the time to explain what the found and what their proposed work would encompass as well as cost instead of acting like I was irritating them or pestering them. They actually found the CAUSE of the problem (our A/C line hooks up with one of the sinks which causes yucky algae-type build up which leads to backed up sinks) - something NO ONE had been able to do - and they fixed it quickly and for less than HALF of what the very first plumber wanted to charge! They even game me a tip for how to prevent the problem in the future so that I wouldn't have to call a plumber. I have given their name out to EVERYONE who has asked and even many who haven't asked since you never know when something like this might strike. These guys will have my business from now on!

Some how my review I left yesterday is not listed. So I will submit another one. Was quoted 10k for 3 circuit restoration or 30k for a total rewire. No other options were presented to me via quotes to fix the problems that I reported. Home built in the late 50's had 3 circuits that quit working. I discovered I did not have power due to loose connections on outlet's and switches. Tech told me the circuits did not have power which was correct, but this was due to loose connections that he did not resolve. I repaired all the loose connections and restored power to the outlets and switches. I was left with a feeling that my house was in a serious condition. Houses built in the late 50's no doubt have some items that need to be looked at, I get that, but not to the extreme cost of 10k or 30k. I hired another Electrician and for $249.00 the loose ends were taken care of. I might add that I believe the techs work on commission that's how they make a living. I am the type of man that understands the reasons why they work this way, and I am totally ok with paying a fair reasonable price for services offered, but let's be real for a moment, 10k or 30k for the job, no way in heck is this a reasonable fair price for the services they were going to charge me. Find a honest company that has integrity, and get multiple quotes for services. This appears to be the way the world works now days and continues to get worse in time.If the tech would have taken 15 minutes or so he would have found the breaks in the power. I believe he spent more time writing up the quotes compared to troubleshooting. This could have
been a quick and easy repair job instead of pricing out way over priced options to resolve the issues. They appear to be focused on selling service opposed to resolving the root causes for the failures. My opinion stay away from this company and other big box companies. Go with a company that is focused on fixing your problems opposed to selling you services. I went with a smaller company that is trying to establish themselves in the market place. I went with HopToIt Electrican for my repairs they were awesome. Do your research and get multiple offers. Don't be a victim.

I had my entire HVAC replaced last year through A#1 air and it has only been problems with them. Everything from blaming me for their mistakes to missing issues that has caused me not to be able to sell my home. Stay away from A#1 air.

This started last year when I noticed one floor of my 3 floor condo was not getting cooled. I called them out, and they said it was my zoning motors and zoning system. After spending thousands of dollars they said it was fixed, but then things got even worse. They came back out and advised me to get an entirely new HVAC system. I talked to the salesman, we agreed on a system, spent even more money, but at least I would have AC during the Texas summer.

They start removing my AC system and installing the new one. At the point they're about finished, they tell me they need to turn off the sprinkler heads in my attic. I noted I wasn't informed about this and would have to call my HoA since they control all the sprinkler heads for my unit. It turns out they will not install the new system for any reason why the sprinkler heads are active since they need to do some welding and my HoA will not turn off the sprinkler heads for any reason since if there was a fire, the HoA would be liable. At that point, I was stuck in the middle of these two sides.

After some time they start removing the system they just installed and tell me I'm out of luck because my old system was destroyed in the process of removing it and they can't install the new system. They tell me there are zero options at this point, want to terminate the contract, and blame everything on me. The head of sales calls me and tells me about this, I tell him I was never informed about the sprinkler heads, he tells me that's impossible and calls me unreasonable. We yell at each other for a while, and I eventually read him the contract to show there's nothing about sprinkler heads. He proceeds to tell me he hadn't read the contract but was sure they were right and angrily hung up. 20 minutes pass as I'm researching legal action and he eventually calls back all apologies. Turns out, A#1 did mess up and suddenly there's a solution.

They can glue the pieces together instead of welding them, it's just more expensive but since it's their fault, they would cover it. They have to order the part and a day or two later they finish. Except they didn't glue it properly. All the freon leaks out into my attack, they try again, and things seem to work. Except they don't, turns out they missed the initial problem at that first visit. See they initially saw the zoning system was the problem but they never bothered replacing the zoning board, the root of all my problems (and the cheapest to fix). I never needed a new system, I just needed that zoning board replaced. They replaced that and all was good for a while.

Over the next year I had some minor problems and they came out and fixed them. Now, I'm trying to sell this condo and it's only grief and butting up right to the end of my warranty. First buyer inspector came out, and failed it on the AC but didn't get us specific details but they pulled out. A#1 came out, did a full diagnostic, and blamed the problem on the inspector. Had another buyer lined up and they did an inspection and, again, it failed on the AC, buyer pulls out.

Do not use A#1. They are crooks, they try to upsell you when you don't need things, they miss crucial issues, and they do shoddy work just to get out of warranty work. On the upside, they paid for weeks of hotel stay and I haven't paid anything since the initial install, but it's not in any way worth it.

This has been my worst experience with a business ever and I can't wait to never use them again.

I hired Hiho Handyman for painting, flooring and lighting in my kitchen and bathroom and was very satisfied.  They exceeded my expectations in every way and cleaned up after they were finished.    This is an honest, five star company.  I will definitely use them again and recommend them to my friends.