Reviews

Two handymen had given up on the dead outlets in our living room. Devin traced the problem in about forty minutes to a melted push-in connection hidden behind the bookcase, showed us the scorch marks and rewired that run properly. The $129 diagnostic was credited straight to the repair.

We were selling our townhome and the inspection report flagged a list of electrical items. Marcy gave us a two-hour window, Ryan priced every line from his flat-rate sheet before starting, and the whole list was finished in one morning. The receipt was emailed in time for the buyers' agent.

Our 1950s living room was always dark. Ellie marked the spacing with a laser, wore shoe covers the entire time and fished every wire through the ceiling. Eight warm-white recessed lights now sit on a Lutron dimmer, and there was not one hole to patch.

Our insurer gave us thirty days to replace a Federal Pacific Stab-Lok panel. Ryan quoted one all-in price, the power was off for just over five hours, and we got a typed circuit chart on the door. The city inspector signed it off in minutes.

Another company told us we needed a $3,400 service upgrade before we could charge our car at home. Ellie ran a proper load calculation, showed us our 150-amp service had room for a 48-amp hardwired charger, ran it in steel conduit and helped us set up the app.

We lost two freezers of food in an outage the winter before. Devin fitted a 50-amp inlet and a panel interlock, labelled the startup sequence and tested everything under load while we watched. When a 36-hour ice storm hit, the house stayed warm.