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"I had a remote control & wiring fan issue, they solved it quickly; were professional, nice & friendly."

"We will hire again."

"Performed job quickly and efficiently, would hire again"

"Please!!, guy was nice, friendly and professional."

"I had a disappointing experience with Mister Sparky. During the service, the technician installed a breaker in my panel that clearly specifies only Eaton breakers should be used. That raised immediate concerns about attention to manufacturer requirements and code compliance. I also experienced significant issues with an automated lighting system. Multiple technicians were sent out, and I was repeatedly told the problems were related to my new construction home rather than the work performed. After ongoing troubleshooting and no resolution, the entire lighting system was ultimately removed. This was a frustrating and costly experience. While this occurred nearly four years ago, it left a lasting impression. I?m not sure why Angi is requesting a review now, but based on my experience, I would not recommend this company."

"Quick and efficient "

"Richard was great! Will use this company again."

"Came same day, it ended up being a late appointment. But the issue was resolved quickly and professionally"

"We had a custom Bar built upstairs in our entertainment room with a beverage cooler. He installed a separate circuit for that. We also had him install a generator plug outside for our portable gas generator. We highly recommended him and will be hiring him for other electrical projects!"

"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."