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"The circuit breaker for our condenser keeps tripping. Mike was able to dispatch a technician even our appointment is not till 2 weeks later. No surcharge even it's after hours and the technician (Andres) did an excellent job."

"I needed my electrical box changed in order to obtain a new insurance home policy. It was really time sensitive, and Mr. Alie of Dalie Solutions, LLC came to my home to complete the work on New Year Day which was the only opening in his schedule for the current week. The actual electrical box install went very smoothly, but then there was an issue with the location of wiring that was not correctly installed previously. Mr. Alie persevered until the wire was found and the issue corrected. I enjoyed his professionalism, knowledge and experience, as well as, the care that he provided to my home. He and his assistant, Carl, cleaned up the work area before they left and ensured that my home was left in a pristine condition. I really appreciated that and the quality job that he performed."

"We have had Nick from Destiny Electric over for electrical work multiple times in the past few years, to include a couple of minor issues (GFCI outlet failure), as well as adding electrical boxes/switches on a DIY bathroom model we did. Most recently (03/2020), Nick came out and installed new breakers and ran new wire to an electric tankless water heater we were installing while a plumbing company was re-piping our house. Nick was prompt, professional, courteous and stayed until just before 6:00 PM on a Friday to make sure it was ready for the plumbers the following Monday. The water heater works flawlessly, and Nick again did a very clean and thorough job with the intstall."

"William did a great job Very respectful I can now breath easier as me electrical system is totally updated Lots of work but everything looks great Love the new switches too Thank you"

"Electrical service to new house"

"Installed additional breaker and ran the cable for new range outlet. Arrived without the rquired parts, left and came back later. Said he needed protective suit, gloves, and face mask to enter attuc, went and bought those and then dressed like attic was scene of chemical spill. Ran the wire to location of range but cut hole too big and did not fit correct outlet junction box. Left junction box st outlet location hanging loose with wire out and then left. I had to finish the job myself... I bought junction box, secured it and sealed it properly."

"I had been waiting for weeks for an electrician to come and replace my electrical panel. Gt was professional and worked around my schedule. If I ever have any more electrical needs, I will be calling you Thank you so much ?"

"Actually, Power and Control Installations did much more than install electrical switches, outlets and fixtures. They installed a new 20 amp breaker, and ran wiring 60 feet underground to my new shed. The electrician they sent out was very professional, courteous, and answered all my questions. The work was completed to my satisfaction. I would highly recommend this company to others."

"Better than expected, very professional,knowledgeable,curtiest ,very patient to all my questions. I would not want any other electrician than Terry to do any future electrical work in my home. I will recommend him to all neighbors,family and friends. Be on five stars 10"

"They were very good at installing the GFCI plugs though one is not working in the kitchen. But Ken Howard was very vague about why the AC was not working. He did state in an email before he arrived that the AC company put the wrong motor in and put a single speed motor in the air handler vs a variable speed motor and the single speed motor requires more power which is why the breakers were tripping. And conclusively the single speed motor also tripped the breakers many times and finally tripped the breaker for the heat pump outside the other component of the AC system and shorted it out.. So basically the wrong motor shorted out my whole system which Ken Howard explained in choppy language, more like shop talk between electricians and not in layman's language which the average person could understand, which I thought was unprofessional."