Angel is the man! I have used him across multiple homes over the span of almost 10 years and I dont…read moretrust anyone else for my electrical needs. From adding electrical to my backyard to running new can lights to subpanel work, Angel had always been polite, professional and punctual, doing quality work at fair prices and never cuts corners. Ive referred him to several family members who all had great experiences. Hes always happy to come out whether its a small job or something that takes days, hes been great to work with. In retrospect, I probably owe him 5 or 6 reviews. Angel is your guy if you need electrical work!!

Angel was awesome he came to replace a fan in my bathroom that maul functioned and since then I…read morehave used him for other projects. He is always professional and does a great job and he is fast and cleans up after himself. I would highly recommend him for your electrical needs.

Sarah's team did great job for our new office. They are very nice and provide good service…read more Recommend!

I should have hired a handyman instead…read more I chose to hire an electrician because I wanted the job done right and had a few wiring needs that I wasn't comfortable having a handyman perform. I went into this fully expecting to have a great experience, look at all these 5 star reviews! It wasn't until after the electrician had left and I'd already paid that I realized I received a subpar service. I also would have preferred to provide this feedback directly to the business owner, but unfortunately was not provided that opportunity. 1) scheduling was so difficult. I couldn't get a hard date scheduled even weeks out and ended up having to take a week off work to give flexibility for them to fit me in on a random day. Perhaps this is because I was a small residential job. 2) the estimate was for 3-4 hours and the work was completed in 5.5; not all the work requested was completed so the estimate was clearly inaccurate 3) I requested for a bathroom switch to be rewired so that the vent fan and the light could be on separate switches. During the estimate walk through I was told "no problem." When the electrician came out, I was told that it couldn't be done or that the ceiling would be torn open and I'd need to hire my own drywall contractor to repair it. I have mixed feelings on this as the electrician's refusal to do this work surely saved me cash and headache, but also this task was one of the main reasons I contacted an electrician and not a handyman. 4) There were items on my list such as installing a new outlet outside the house that the electrician did not bring appropriate parts for. I will chalk this up to failed communication between myself and the business owner during our initial walkthrough. 5) Sloppy work and no ownership of mistakes made. The electrician made multiple cuts into my siding and drilled multiple holes through exterior walls in a way that I can only describe as "whoops, that's not the right spot." He didn't mention any of this to me, so I noticed after the fact that I will be needing to patch and repair multiple holes (large enough to allow critters into the house if not handled). I'm not sure what I can do about the siding. The installation of a new exterior outlet also caused a stud bolt to be pushed out into the interior of the house. The electrician also refused to use a full length of cord for a chandelier, provided by me, and instead chose to patch two pieces of mismatched colored cord together. 6) Failure to properly diagnose two exterior outlets that are not functioning. I have two outlets outside that don't work, the electrician spent one minute looking at them with a fluke tester and told me "yes they have power, the gfci just needed to be reset." Well, I should have verified then and there, but as I was multitasking and the electrician had already clocked 5.5 hours at this point, I took his word for it. These outlets still do not work, there is no "pop" with the gfci reset button. I have not been successful at getting these outlets to work. 7) Lack of housekeeping. This one is a bummer since I see everyone reviewing before me was treated much better. There was zero clean up. Drywall dust, bits of wire, screws, chunks of my siding, all left behind with no effort to clean up. I actually stepped on a scrap of wire later that night, which drew blood. He also left visible pencil marks on everything. Summary: So I got a few lights hung, a camera wired into the inside of the house, and a shoddy new exterior outlet. But I also got a cut on my foot, marks on my ceiling and walls, damaged siding, two holes in the wall to let ants inside the house, and some new work for me to complete on my own like installing an electrical cover box on the exterior outlet, putting a blank plate over where a light was removed, rewiring my bathroom vent fan, patching, and maybe painting. All for an electrician's premium. And I still have two outlets that don't work.

***UPDATE*** So a few months after I'd left the messages and…read morewrote the 1-star review, Steve called me. He apologized and explained that he'd been dealing with some family issues. He had also let go one of the workers who had done my electrical. After making an appointment to come out the following week, I sent him my list of things that needed to be fixed, detailed in my original review. As promised, Chris came out on Monday. He was on time--even early--friendly and courteous. Chris made some recommendations on how to fix some of the problems, did the work, and also saved the day with some quick thinking. He also changed out a motion detector switch to a regular one even though it was out of scope. Steve himself came out and we smoothed things over. I was happy to have the work completed quickly and even talked to him about coming back to install a new light over my dining table. Although I would have preferred the work had been done properly originally, Steve takes pride in his work and I know he felt bad that there had been issues. I understand when family matters come up, and I told him as much. However, I do think he should have left an outgoing voice message explaining that he was taking time off and would not be returning calls for an extended amount of time. I was actually about to hire another electrician to fix all the problems, so I would been pretty upset if I had done so only to have Steve contact me afterward. ***ORIGINAL REVIEW BELOW*** My initial experience with Steve and John, who were recommended by my contractor, was good. However, I've now left two messages this year for Steve asking him to come back and fix small issues that came up within weeks of my moving back into my remodeled home: canned light went out, dimmer makes a buzzing noise, smoke alarm fell off my master bedroom ceiling. And the big one: fans in both baths come on when heat/air does and not necessarily when they should. I.e., when I'm showering and the bathroom steams up. I'm sure all of these problems are easy to fix, so I'm frustrated that I've left two very polite messages (one on Steve's cell phone; one at the shop) and still haven't received a call back in over two weeks. I spent more than $10k with Southwest and thought Steve and John were very professional and helpful during the remodel. I think it's very unprofessional now for Steve to not follow up on these issues that I've documented through date-stamped photos. I think it's interesting that the majority of these 5-star reviews for Southwest are from people who don't write many reviews. This can be a sign of business owners asking for favorable reviews in return for providing a discount. If you're researching electricians or any other businesses on Yelp, I recommend doing your homework. Just because the business has 5-star reviews does not mean they truly are a 5-star business.

I've had Steve and Mike of Southwest Electric work on my house multiple times, and they do really…read moreterrific work. They can do a wide range of jobs, including simple home fixes to They are a locally-owned business, extremely personable, and very professional in their work. Steve (the owner) always comes out personally to check on the job, and they get things done promptly and correctly. As my house is a 1970's era house, it really helps to have somebody who knows all the particulars (oddities?) of how the wiring works in the neighborhood. I've had SW Electric work on my pool equipment, my interior lighting, add a ceiling fan, add attic fans, etc -- their prices are always reasonable and they take care of me quickly.

We had our electrical panel upgraded from 100 amp to 200 amp in March before we could install an…read moreair conditioner. The old electrical panel was done incorrectly and a mess with small branched panel. We called a couple of companies for quote based on Yelp's review. Willis had very reasonable price and favorable conditions in his quote. So we chose him. One thing very special about Willis is that he actually enjoys what he is doing (not just a job). He was often signing while he was working. Usually there are various ways to solve a problem. But Willis took the most elegant way among all electricians quoted. He even did extra works to carefully modify the woods around the panel, AND painted the woods! (We provided the paints). Everything was done neatly and beautifully with attentions to every details, passing permit inspection without any issue.

Willis did some electrical work for us back in the late 1990s, including relocating and installing…read morea new 200 amp entrance panel. A lot of electricity has flowed through that panel since then. It has remained though a major house reconstruction, and a solar upgrade. Recently I decided to add a new Tesla Universal Wall Connector, as we have two "plug in" cars now. (Upgraded from the NEMA 14-50 that I had the solar guys install.) I was pleased to see that Willis is still in business. It was a relatively small job, so he was able to fit it in fairly quickly. He and his assistant did a great job installing my new charging station.

I contacted Grid Electric for a Tesla Wall Connector installation. Tim Ash from Grid Electric came…read moreover to install it. He is very professional and a great electrician. Tim even helped me with moving heavy shelves. He also ran wires and did a clean job of installation for the wall connector. I highly recommend Tim from Grid Electric for electrical jobs! Thank you, ~Pomi

Grid Electric was the sub-contractor for my whole house rebuild - they did all the rough electric…read moreand finishing. Tim is a great guy and does high quality work. Whenever I had concerns, he was easy to reach and patiently answered my questions. I highly recommend Grid Electric. If I need electrical work done in the future - they will be the first place I call.

D&S Electric is very knowledgeable and experienced they new exactly what needed to be done to get…read moremy three new Haas VF3's hooked up, quality workmanship, prompt response time ( I did not have to wait a week to get on there schedule) and very reasonable pricing. I have dealt with some contractors in the past what gave a cheap price then tried to charge me all kinds of extra charges. I highly recommend these guys!

We used D & S electric when we moved to our current location and needed to have our power, air, and…read moreCNC machines set up. They did a great job, the service was prompt, professional and the pricing was fair. I will definitely use them again in the future!

Very good job. Yovani fixed everything related to electricity in my house. The previous one which…read moreneeded to be fixed has also been taken care of this time.

I had Anthony Electric complete several repair and upgrade projects at my home. The were quick,…read morecourteous, and very competent. They also consistently bid the jobs at great prices. In short, a terrific value. Highly recommended!

Quick service, affordable price. They are my go to for electrical needs. I had a vintage lamp that…read morestarted flickering. Chris replaced the cord and now it's in perfect working condition. They've also installed few landscape lightings for my backyard. Thank you again.