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"I own a small commercial strip mall. They have upgraded all my electrical circuit panels and the wiring as well as the fixtures. They have added additional lighting for several tenants and after we replaced the roof they added the exterior lighting to really brighten up the surroundings of the building for greater security and visibility all with led lights for energy efficiency. Now they are adding power to a new rock pile sign for the strip mall and tenants. Reasonable prices, professional quality, but the reason we keep hiring them is the customer service is top notch."

"He was very knowledgeable and made a video to help me."

"RED ENERGY ELECTRICAL, HAS REALLY AFFORDABLE PRICES FOR TROUBLE SHOOTING & LABOR. THEY CAME & PROVIDED A DETAILED INSPECTION FOR THE ELECTRICAL ISSUES I WAS HAVING. JERMAINE WAS KNOWLEDGEABLE REGARDING MY ELECTRIC ISSUES & WAS ABLE TO FIX THE PROBLEM. I RECOMMEND USING RED ELECTRICAL ENERGY!!"

"This is electric service as it should be. Project explained clearly. Then focused activity to finish the project professionally and expertly. The way it should be done. When needed again, this is the company I’ll use."

"Professional, fast, and up to code"

"They are 4000 more expensive than everyone else"

"Helper and Electrician showed up. The electrician could not speak English. The helper could understand him and translated for the electrician. I had three specific jobs to accomplish 1. install dimmable lights over the shower. 2. install an outlet between the vanity sinks. 3. Remove and install a ceiling fan in the adjacent bedroom. Job 1. Got up in the attic and pulled the electric from a nearby ceiling fan. Lights were mounted and they looked fine. When I asked if they were dimmable, the english speaker said yes. Problem 1. The ceiling fan they tied into had a non dimmable ceiling light. So they installed a non-dimming switch in the wall. This mean that the ceiling fan light could not be turned on, and the ceiling lights over the shower had to be non-dimmable. Not acceptable. Job 2. Install electric outlet in a towel shelf above and between the sinks for a small Alexa TV. The English speaker called me in, and said they had to pull wire from a nearby spotlight over one of the sinks. The assistant called me in again and said that they were going to cut a hole in the sheetrock and would not repair the sheetrock. I said, OK. Problem 2. The spotlight was on a dimmer switch, and since this was a 110 outlet being hooked in, they simply replaced the dimmer with a conventional wall switch. Not acceptable. Job 3. Since the installers were running behind, they postponed the ceiling fan installation until last. Problem 3. They finally got to the fan, and found that there was no installation screws or other parts: Just the fan and the blades. So they said they could not install and for me to call when I could get a fan they could put up. Not necessarily their problem, but I was not informed until they wanted to leave. Now I have Job 1, pulled from a ceiling fan in the attic. And now I cannot use a dimmer because the ceiling fan has a custom light bulb which cannot be dimmed. And now I cannot dim the lights over the shower without getting a ladder up and manually dimming whenever I want. Thanks a lot, guys. Job 2 pulled from a dimmable switch. Their solution is to change out the switch, which kept me from dimming the over-the -vanity lights. There were other lights which could have been tapped, including lights that were wired into a switch on the adjacent wall. Did not ask. They just did the easiest thing. Job 3. I still do not have the ceiling fan installed, but with the work I received so far, nothing will happen until they show me how they are going to fix Problem 1 and Problem 2 resolved. Oh, and by the way, repeated calls to the company office resulted in NO return calls. Yesterday, the email brought a letter that said they were drafting my account for the balance. Where is Home Advisor standing on this recommended vendor."

"We had a signed agreement for electrical work, I paid half up front, and on the very morning they were supposed to show up, they called to say they ?couldn?t do it for that price? and wanted more money. In my opinion, that?s unprofessional and felt like a bait-and-switch. If you can?t stand by your own quote, don?t take the job and my deposit. Pulling this stunt on the day of service showed, to me, a complete lack of reliability and respect for customers? time. I?ll gladly take my business elsewhere, and I think others should do the same."

"Excellent work. Cleaned all debris Up when done! Very happy"