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"Excellent, This is a wonderful company that donated their time and services free to the church, Our church is small and with very limited resources. Texas Vargas Electrical Contractors saw the need and filled the need.  Because of his generosity we can now have outdoor events & activities, without the electric breakers tripping, and can even serve cooked food.  I can't give enough compliments or praises for an awesome job well done. <br /> I would recommend Texas Vargas Electrical Contractors to everyone, he is dependable, professional, honest, hardworking, well spoken, knowledgeable of his trade, and is licensed and insured. <br /> I have used other electricians in the past and was unsatisfied, you won't be disappointed with Texas Vargas Electrical Contractors. <br /> <br />"

"I’m very happy with the work DVS electric did at my house. They installed ceiling fans, exhaust fans and recess lighting. It was all done professionally, very clean and fairly priced. I’m would definitely hire again."

"great!! Installed Tv and hid all wires in wall."

"Very polite and helpful. He checked to ensure the job was done to satisfaction and returned when I had a problem with a faulty light. I have found my go-to electricians. Thank guys!"

"Great company. We have been using Houston Lightscapes for at least 10 years and we are very pleased with the way our home is illuminated."

"Gary was excellent. He is professional and full of helpful ideas and suggestions, including cost saving ones! Our attic flooring looks amazing. He also replaced ceiling fans and outlets, installed a fountain and replaced a lot of rotted window trim. I highly recommend Gary!"

"The serviceman was very courteous and friendly while still maintaining a professional demeanor. He mounted a tv in my home and he was very understanding about my needing same-day service and he got the job done quickly. I definitely recommend his services."

"This was a case of a gigantic, multi-ton high-voltage machine being hobbled by a very tiny and loose low-voltage wire that had probably loosened due to vibrations, and eventually disconnected within its little insulator cap.  The expensive Nest smart thermostat helped to solve the problem by indicating that it wasn't receiving the voltage that it needed to do its job and to keep its emergency battery fully charged.  In order for the Nest thermostat to indicate this situation (since its battery had completely discharged), it was necessary for me (the owner) to purchase a micro-USB-to-USB cable from Radio Shack ($16) so that the Nest thermostat's battery could be externally re-charged, thus enabling the LCD display to be viewed and interpreted.  Since the technician had to go up onto the roof to open the air-conditioner to get to the Rh wire connector, he also checked all of the other voltages and connections and determined that all were as they should be.  "