4F came to inspect panel and change a burnt outlet to satisfy inspection for selling my home. They…read morealso did all the wiring and lighting in my new constructions home. They were very professional and thorough. They did not try to make me buy things I didn't need, which I appreciated. Highly recommend

Very prompt and very professional! They didn't leave a mess and were very reasonably priced. I'll…read moreuse them again if I've any need for an electrician.

The people that showed up all smelled like a combination of body odor, cigarettes, and beer. The…read moreassistant, a younger man who never said so much as a word to me, looked like he hadn't showered in at least a week. They were able to install the lights I asked for in three of the four rooms. They made a HUGE mess, which they didn't even attempt to clean up nor mitigate. The previously-mentioned younger man put his knee through my ceiling. Charles Parker - one of the owners - attempted to repair the ceiling, but failed to do so and also failed to "make it right" as he promised he would do so very many times. They cut a hole in my wall to install a switch without discussing it with me first. I had previously told them that I wanted all of the new lights to tie into the original switch. Apparently, they didn't listen, because a new hole and new switch were installed. This wouldn't have been too big of a deal, except for the fact that, aesthetically, the new switch was off-center to the other switch (that it was immediately next to) and smaller than the other switch. I was originally quoted $3200 for the 20 cans that I wanted installed, or $160/light. When the job was done, I was charged $2800 - too much. Since the owner wasn't there, I paid the bill and was given a receipt that wasn't itemized; it only read, "Can light installation". I contacted Charles to rectify the situation. He was less than forthcoming. I asked to be refunded the difference between what I paid and what I should have paid, based on the initial estimate that was given - $560. He promised to look into it and call me back. He did this to me three times. It wasn't until I threatened to call the Better Business Bureau that he finally agreed to refund part of my money - $400. The lights come on and my house hasn't burnt down. But, I did have to have them come out again to fix some of the lights because they weren't initially installed properly. The lights weren't secured to the joists and were just sitting on the ceiling. When they came back, they put their knee through my ceiling - again. Basically, I overpaid for bad work. Employ them at your own risk.

Great Brother was a good experience. I wanted to update all of my electrical outlets and light…read moreswitches in my living room. They were great about project details and schedule.

It was time to replace my home smoke and carbon monoxide detector, and I selected Great Brothers…read moreElectrical Services, after reading the reviews on YELP. Technician Josh arrived at the requested day and time to assist in accomplishing the task. His professionalism and expertise were mush appreciated and will use the again, if needed.

Came out on Fathers Day when we needed a circuit breaker replaced on our panel. Very thorough and…read morefriendly

I had them do some work for me and they did a decent job. I was going to hire them for another…read moreproject but before scheduling they require half of the total price as a down payment which was $1.4k. I ended up having to cancel and they haven't refunded me my money despite numerous requests and have further stopped responding to me. And the number I had been using for them no longer works. So I don't know if they've blocked me or what, I now have to figure out how to get me money back for a job they didn't perform.

They made time to fit us in between jobs and really helped us out. They do good work and they're…read morefriendly helpful people.

These guys did an amazing job. Shortly after closing on our house, the AC went out, which led to…read morethe discovery that the house still had the original 1940s knob and tube wiring throughout the entire house which had been spliced (not to code) to new wire for the added AC and appliances all run to the tiny 100amp service panel. I was 5 months pregnant at the time and being pregnant in the Texas summertime with no AC is a big NO. We called Choate after we'd received an outrageous bid from another outfit, and Walter came out the next day to check everything out. He gave us a very reasonable quote not just to rewire our house, but to also run power to our shop and update the service panel to 200amps. Walter also made sure to come out before they were able to start the work to ensure that we had at least a functioning AC so I would be comfortable. Then the work began and it was discovered that our home was built to be bulletproof lol shiplap everywhere, layers of siding, firebreaks galore, unexpected 2x4s in the walls in random places. Our house put up a fight. Andy and Amon worked their butts off to get this job not just finished but adding things like more lighting in the bathroom and laundry area to exterior porch outlets to make our lives more convenient and comfortable. I cant say enough how much we appreciate all of the hard work and hours these guys put in to make our home better all while remaining kind, courteous (despite the many challenges) and patient with our 4 crazy dogs. Choate electric will be the only guys we call for any electrical or AC needs that we have in the future.