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"On the day of our appointment, Charlie and Ron called to ask if they could arrive early for our appointment, which was fine with us. Charlie and Ron were friendly, courteous, professional and knowledgeable. They answered all of our questions and explained the work they would be doing based upon our work order. The work was accomplished in a timely, professional manner. The security lights were tested and adjusted accordingly as well as the installation of the 3-wire switches. The 220-line to the spa electric panel was safely capped and per our request, the electric panel was left attached to the side of our deck for future use. We are happy to give Shay Weimann Electric our highest recommendation and we will definitely be using them for all of our future electrical work."

"Great! Second time I used John. Called him yesterday and told him I was having a DIY problem as the hardware supplied with the light was not a perfect match with the electrical box. Quoted a price and said he could see me the next day at 9 AM. He showed up on time and took care of my problem quickly and efficiently. Fast service and fair price."

"I contacted MDL Electric LLC Cooling and Heating on 01/19/19 Saturday evening via Angie's List messaging on my tablet. A response came within 15 minutes but I missed it since I didn't expect a reply that night. The first reply stated that someone would help me out first thing Monday morning. I replied the next day (Sunday 01/20) at 1pm asking for a specific time. The next reply on Angie's List messaging came at 7 min. after midnight on 01/21 stating 10-11 am but I didn't see it thinking "first thing" Monday morning implied around 7:30 when MDL states that they open for business. Another reply came at 07.34 in the morning stating that they would be arriving between 8-8:30 am. I also received a phone call at 7.35 am from Miguel the owner stating that Rudy was the name of guy that was coming between 8-8:30 am. At 8.00 am, the doorbell rang, the contractor came on time! Rudy arrived and I told him the problem and the possible culprits. I also mentioned that I was an Angie's List member and that MDL Electric LLC Cooling & Heating stated on their profile & website for 10% off if you were an Angie's List member and asked for an estimate of the price when he was done diagnosing. He simply replied that he didn't know and that someone else would take care of the pricing and billing. I was a bit hesitant but Monday was extremely cold: 6 degrees outside so I described my problem to Rudy hoping I wouldn't be price gouged. Another contractor stated they wanted $200 just to show up (diagnosis fee + more if additional work needed to be done) and MDL just sent someone to help correct the problem. I'm not sure if one is better than the other but I like doing business with family owned companies so I gave Rudy a chance. A non-GFCI outlet outside, 1 GFCI outlet inside near the sink, and other 2 other outlets that turned off appliances when I used them w/ an industrial strength extension cord from Home Depot. It could possibly be causing problems upstairs with the 2 switches in the bathroom if they were on the same circuit and that the house has solar installed. The last part is important because it scares away most contractors if they find out you have solar installed or the price quote goes up. It can be dangerous and it's always good disclosing the work environment before the contractor arrives. Two other electrical contractors saw that I had solar and just stated that they couldn't help me at all. I had already purchased a dozen commercial grade Levitron outlets but I didn't have any internal electrical wire or light switches for the bathroom upstairs and asked Rudy if he needed anything else. He inspected the parts that I provided then told me he'd be right back and went outside to his car to get his tools. Rudy went to the electrical panel, did a quick diagnosis and replaced the GFCI outlet inside the house. I showed him the outside outlet and he said that it should be a GFCI outlet outside. I agreed and he proceeded to install the GFCI outlet & non-metallic box that I had previously ordered for another job (that I was going to do myself but having solar installed scared me off). Everything worked after that, no need to replace any other outlet! The outside GFCI outlet was difficult to install but Rudy managed to fix the issue of the space behind the outlet being too deep. Before leaving, Rudy asked if I wanted him to fix the switches in the bathroom upstairs that I showed him earlier. I said no, leave them for another time since I did not have any parts for him to change out. I had a similar issue with a tenant at another location that needed to be diagnosed where there was no power from an outlet and the lights in a nearby room were dimming as a result. I asked if I needed to request another quote using Angie's List for the location or if Rudy was allowed to work at the other location once he finished up. Miguel called me on the phone and asked some questions then said that Rudy can follow me to the other location. I called ahead to make sure the tenant was home for the visit: no sense in wasting electrician & my time if tenant wasn't available. At the other location, Rudy went to the electrical panel, did some diagnosis and proceeded to replace an outlet that a non-electrician handyman had previously closed off. A little before 9:30, 2 locations, 3 replaced outlets (2 of them GFCI and 1 of them outdoors in the frigid cold) with diagnosis at both locations, job was completed. Tenant was happy, I was happy. Miguel called me at 9.30 am when the job was done and quoted me $350 for the job, with a 3.5% ($12.25) fee if I needed to use a credit card. I gave him my details over the phone and received a receipt for the transaction today via email which I provided to Miguel via text message yesterday. While I don't know if that price includes the 10% discount for being an Angie's List member, I figured Miguel can keep it as a tip for a job well done. I tried to use that other "free" contractor service but they kept trying to verify me before they would let me see a contractor list so thank you Angie's List! I apologize for the formatting, it was formatted before being submitted to Angie's List, afterwards, it looks like a huge block of text with absolutely no formatting. That's Angie's List, not my writing."

"This afternoon Trevor came to my house to repair an outlet. He was knowledgeable, and explained how he would proceed with the repair. He worked quickly and efficiently, and it should be noted he cleaned up upon completion. I would highly recommend Princeton Electrical in the future. Trevor was excellent."

"It went great! We used this company in 2015 for installation of emergency generator plug in outlet and breakers. They performed the work as we agreed, no surprises or attempts to up-sell. This time it was a small job, and they were again, on time, professional, and respected our home. I will use them again when needed, as well as refer them to family and friends. Thank you!!"

"For the estimate, the boss came over and was prompt arriving. I made sure to ask if he was licensed and insured and he said he was. I showed him the work that needed to be done and gave him a list indicating each thing. A day or two later, I received a written proposal from the company outlining the work to be done and the cost. A day or two after that the work began. However, the boss didn't come, one of his workers did. I wasn't sure if this guy was even licensed. However, he showed up on time and diligently worked throughout the day taking only about 30 min. for lunch. Most of the work he did was very good (but also consisted of simply replacing outlets), but it took a few days to realize that three outlets had not been fixed well. In the kitchen, two had to be remounted. This required the guy to use spackle which, as it turned out, had been layed on too thick and so cracked and buckled over the next week or so as it dried. While replacing the third outlet (in the living room), I later realized that some of the plaster had been knocked away from around the cover plate, so there was a small gaping hole next to it. It would have been nice if he'd repaired this. The worker himself was very nice and a hardworker, so I was disappointed to find out about the spackle/plaster issues. Perhaps if he'd started with the outlets that required spackling first, he would've had time to do several thin layers which would have time to dry, rather than the one thick one that cracked. Overall, I feel like the job was too high priced, compared to similar work done on other houses by other electricians. In terms of the cracked spackle, in hindsight, I should have contacted the company when I first noticed it to tell them about it and give them a chance to correct the matter, but I did not since I thought it was something I could more easily fix myself than carve out time to schedule a repair man to come over."

"The guys were great and we love the work they did. We plan to contact them again for additional electrical work for our house!!!"

"Contractor and client provided light fixtures installed in various locations. Some openings needed to be made to access wiring. The openings were resealed, but more rework will be needed at a later date."