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Hello!\nIve been a residential/commercial electrician since 2019. I can help with all electrical needs:\n- all lighting needs and troubleshooting.\n1.) under/upper cabinet lighting\n2.) can lighting/ recessed lighting \n3.) adding outlets/troubleshooting\n4.) car chargers\n5.) barn dominium’s roughin or added on. ( including pipe work )\nThose are just a few things listed that I can do, feel free to get with me about any and all electrical needs, I’ll get you taken care of.\n

SERVICES:\n• GENERATORS\nREMODELATION & NEW CONSTRUCTION\n• RECESSES LIGHT\n• FAULT REPAIRS\n• PROFESSIONAL WORK

We are a small veteran owned company. I have over 30 years in the electrical industry. Focusing on workmanship and relationships with customers.

we take pride in delivering reliable, high-quality electrical services you can trust. As a licensed and experienced electrical contractor, we specialize in residential, commercial, and light industrial projects—handling everything from new installations and upgrades to troubleshooting and repairs.\n

Hi, I’m Stephen Pilbeam, a licensed residential electrician proudly serving the Magnolia, TX area. With years of hands-on experience troubleshooting, wiring, and upgrading home electrical systems, I’m committed to delivering safe, high-quality work you can trust. Whether you need a quick repair, a new generator, a full-panel upgrade, or help with new lighting or circuits, I treat every job with care and professionalism.\nMy goal is simple: get the job done right the first time while keeping your home safe and your project stress-free. I take pride in clear communication, fair pricing, and leaving every space cleaner than I found it.\nFrom small fixes to major upgrades — I’m here to help power your home with confidence.

License electrician servicing Conroe Montgomery area

I have 4 years of electrical experience and have been under some of the best journey men on jobs all over Houston tx, from solar and water plants, warehouses, commercial and residential buildings \nI used to be in the union and still carry the same mindset of top quality and best service for my customers

"Ivan and his team hung lights across the huge beams and the stage for my daughters wedding at The Springs Venue. It really brightened it up and looked elegant and beautiful! They met with me before and had the exact plan documented and took care of Setting it all up the day of the wedding with nothing needed from me and the mother of the bride. They also had to remove it the same day and where they’re at midnight taking it down. Highly recommend"

"Mark arrived inspected the house and wrote something in a notebook then told me he would send me an estimate in a day or so. A week went by no estimate, no communication so I called him only for him to say he would get it to me that evening. I wait another 3 days and still no estimate. If this is how he communicates for just an estimate I can imagine how he would be on the job. A professional courtesy would've been just to say I cannot give you an estimate or am not willing to do the job either way I wouldve respected that instead of lying or stringing a potential customer along. I will not do business or recommend him to anyone."

"I will start by saying I am very particular and probably a little hard to work for.  I have used HRR Services for several projects, this being the most expensive and largest. Past work has always been done by Phillip himself, with him bringing in 1 or 2 assistants as needed, and overall I have been very pleased. I went into this project with total confidence that he would do a good job.

• Phillip was very prompt in meeting with me to review the job. It was decided his crew would do demolition, he would then give me some time to make a final decision on the specifics of the replacement deck as I needed to adjust my original plan due to price quotes I was receiving.  I received a verbal estimate based on anticipated dimensions.

Demolition took less time than anticipated, Phillip was then ready to start the project immediately. I made some quick decisions on doing the deck based on existing footprint with minor modifications on where the upper and lower level split would be and where the deck would end.  I added in painting siding adjacent to the new deck at Phillips suggestion. We discussed where the downspout extensions needed to go, that was an add- on but that price was not discussed. We decided to wait to finalize lighting and any additional railings til the deck was done.
When the deck surface was completed, we met to discuss railings and lighting. I had an existing electrical line with 1 outlet and 1 switch, wiring already running to a second outlet area with cover plate only. Phillip did the electrical work himself: added a light fixture, 2 electric outlets. This work appears professional, grey conduit to the floodlight along the outer side of the fireplace/away from the deck, matching the brick. Everything is cleanly secured, nicely done and in good working order.
We discussed railings, but nothing was in writing. This is where the communication broke down.  I said I did not want a heavy look: options were discussed and I agreed to a top rail 1x4(mistake). I do NOT have any deck building experience and had no idea this would not be a good option. We also discussed caps for the posts. When the railings were done I felt something was off but did not say anything as the caps still were not there. Phillip added the caps when he did the electrical work.  When I returned home after that was completed it looked worse!  There was a corner post off square that I had not noticed. The cap on top made it stand out as an obvious mistake. The balance was off. The railing looked cheap and flimsy.
I had to go online and research how to build deck railings.  There was no vertical trim board under the horizontal top rail, and everything I found indicated the top rail should be a 2x6 for the type of rail I was having made.
The top rail was replaced and trim board added today. The off square post was corrected as much as possible. That corner of the deck itself is not at a 90 degree angle.  The railing looks better but it still is not quite right. The carpenter tried to trim the top rail corners to make it look better but something is still a little off.  I hope that when it is all stained a uniform color it will blend and look more cohesive.
What I learned from this experience is as follows: 
1.  Always have everything in writing before a job starts: diagrams, photos, dimensions, product, pricing. Some of the 'add on' items pricing was not discussed til end invoice was presented. There was no invoice or written agreement prior to project near completion.
2. Ask how much experience the crew being used has in your particular project, and get references for that type of work even if you trust the contractor.
3. Be present each and every day a some point when work is in progress.
I would still consider HRR Services for handyman type repairs.  I think this was a job they were not experienced enough to do as well as it could and should have been done. The actual deck looks good, but following the prior 'footprint' was taken too literally. A call to me regarding some minor adjustments would have prevented the off square corner issues.   Little extras were done and I really appreciate that. When I mentioned the printing on the deck boards was something I was going to have to sand out, Phillip immediately had one of the guys taking care of it.  Phillip added in extra siding painting on an adjacent area and did some
roof cleaning in the areas they were painting without additional charges.  Site clean up was excellent. Crew was respectful and pleasant.

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