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"HORRIBLE! I called and spoke with the person on the phone several times over different dates and asking whats their pricing on checking every outlet in the house. Was advised $200 dollars and it included all the parts necessary including any outlets or GFCI outlet or breaker that needs to be replaced. Was also advised that if there's any wiring issue, it will be quoted on site. On Site, their technician asked me if I knew of any trouble outlet, I showed him the ones and I explicitly ASKED him to check all. He nodded yes... Tech said he was done then I asked him did he check ALL outlet, he said NO (I knew he did not because he did NOT go in my office or Kitchen to check outlet at all) Tried to charge me extra to replace GFCI, I argued with him stating I was NOT expecting anything more than $200 he said whoever told me is WRONG! 1) He did NOT check all outlets as promised on the phone 2) tried to con me to paying extra for GFCI outlet when I clearly asked over the phone, Phone lady said NO extra charges except for any wiring issues. 3) when he left, I had called the number again, spoke with manager He said the job was NOT to check all outlet, It was a trouble shoot job. He argued with me. Bottom line, AVOID Clancy Electric at all costs! They LIE by giving good deal over the phone and CON you once they get inside the door!"

"Online repair. He has helped me in the past and I cannot say enough nice things about him. The next day I had a tiny issue and he responded immediately. Thorough. Thank you!"

"Was told that due to the hurricane we had to pay them upfront, which we did, and then we were responsible to submit the expense to our insurance company for reimbursement, which we did. What surprised me was that they charged us $127.84 for the estimate, as well as $1,550 for tarping ( 1-20x30 tarp = 600 sq.ft, 1- 20x40 tarp = 800 sq.ft at $1.00/sq ft., and 30 sandbags at $5.00 each). I asked if they would deduct the estimate charge since we were paying them right then and there to install the tarps but I was told that those were separate charges. On October 13, 2017 I wrote a check for $1,677.84. We were told that the tarps would be installed "sometime over that weekend", which they were. Unfortunately they didn't cover the hole over the garage and we came home to find 3-5" of water in a bucket as well as water all over the floor. I called the estimator immediately but no one showed up to the house the next day. Once I called the office someone came to reposition the tarps. Then on October 25th we came home to find the tarps had blown off our roof. I called PDR and was told that the authorization I signed states: "I acknowledge that the temporary repairs do not carry any guarantee". Unfortunately I didn't see that line when I signed digitally on the estimators IPhone. Shame on me. Advice: Print out the agreement before signing! Several calls back and forth to my insurance company and I learned that they would pay for reinstalling the tarps but that I DID NOT HAVE TO USE PDR and to get whomever I could so that the leaks wouldn't spread. I called my roofer, who came out the next morning (October 26th) and watched while one man spent half the morning cleaning up the tarps, removing the sandbags and then put tar on numerous areas over the entire roof. Then on November 13th I received a call from our insurance company asking about an invoice they received from PDR for $1,300 for reinstalling the tarps on our roof. "WHAT?" I said. They didn't reinstall the tarps! The end of the story is as frustrating as the beginning. I learned today (Feb. 12, 2018) that Paul Davis Restoration resubmitted an invoice and my insurance company paid them for services THAT THEY DID NOT DO. I have proof, pictures and an invoice from the company who DID the repairs. It's hard enough to get through the emotional stress of a hurricane, but even more disturbing when you have to fight for your right as an insured individual. Fortunately for us, only 1 of the 5 contractors we used did us wrong."