Gary and crew did a great job working on some electrical issues that the home inspector found. He…read moreis knowledgeable and works pretty quickly. Haven't had any issues. Would definitely recommend GD Electric!

The service tech, Gary was very professional and courteous. He knows what he is doing, diagnosed…read morethe problem and took care of it. Because of him and his colleagues, we will continue to use Gd electric

I want to give a huge shoutout to Brandon Vales for his fantastic work in repairing our breaker…read more When we called, he quickly responded and fixed the issue; we've been without electricity since Sunday due to a massive branch falling on our power line and dislodging the breaker box, which necessitated Oncor to switch off the electricity supply. The heatwave made our situation truly dire. If you're looking for someone to do electrical work, I highly recommend Brandon Vales; his work is excellent, and his prices are affordable. Brandon Vales

Courteous, prompt, professional service EVERY time! We've used this company on multiple projects…read moreand they have exceeded our expectations EVERY time!

Matt owner of NTEX Electric did a great job in replacing the old school kitchen fluorescent light…read morewith recessed lights. He is reasonably priced, friendly, professional, and prompt with service. Will be using his services again in the very near future for my media room project. Here are the before and after pics

Justin came to install 4 Ring Floodlight cameras at my home and I would highly recommend him to…read moreanyone looking for electrician services. I chose Dytec because Justin was licensed and insured as well as someone who seemed very honest and genuine. He completed my job fast and with excellent quality. He even replaced a part I didn't realize was broken without charging me. Highly recommend for reliable quality electrical work!

Justin and Paul have been courteous and professional. Honest and no nonsense. I highly recommend…read moretheir expertise and will use them for our next electrical project. I feel a lot safer in my home now after their work. Thank you, gents!

They came out and we walked through the house but after three weeks, I had heard nothing back. No…read moreestimate; no proposal. Nothing. Very disappointing

I had an amazing experience with DK electricians. They came quickly, accurately diagnosed the…read moreproblem, and went above and beyond to make sure my outdoor lights were working before my sister's 30th birthday. They'll be my first stop for all my electrical needs going forward.

Straight Up Electrical did a great job hanging our chandeliers. Fair pricing, excellent service,…read moreand very professional throughout the process.

ASK FOR PRICING IN ADVANCE & CHECK WITH OTHER COMPANIES! VERY HIGH PRICES…read more I reached out on the Nextdoor app to find an electrician. Brandi replied promptly. I was impressed with the quick response. I asked for the cost to replace a breaker switch. She said she couldn't provide an estimate but the service visit was $75. (waived if work was done). We proceeded and Aaron (the owner of Straight Up) came to our house the next day. He gave us a quote for replacing the breaker switch (which we decided to do on our own since we had done so previously) - and we also found out we had a bad GFCI (from power washing the day before). His estimate to replace was $350. I thought that sounded way too high and he came down in price to $265. When replacing the initial GFCI did not fix the problem, Aaron started looking around and found another bad GFCI (replaced in the last 2 years with one from Lowe's). Aaron said to not trust any GFCIs from Lowe's or Home Depot as the quality is poor. He replaced that one and we asked him if he could check out pool light - another bad GFCI replaced (he had to go get another one). The total for replacing (not rewiring just replacing) 3 GFCI outlets was $650. That was the heavily "discounted" amount! When Aaron left, I called 2 local, reputable electricians (I would recommend Fox Electric if you need an electrician). Both companies said the total job (with their $150 service visit) would have cost no more than $300-400 (on the high end). So I am giving 2 stars to Straight Up for showing up quickly - but would NOT recommend. When I told Aaron about the comments from the other electric comapanies he said he would match their price if I had them come out and provide and estimate. I had already called them and he could have done the same thing if he truly cared about reasonable and fair pricing.

Words cannot accurately describe how unbelievably awful it is to work with David. I hired David to…read morewire a hot tub at a property I own. We scheduled it for 7 am 2 days after our agreement. David confirms the appointment. At around 1 am the morning of our appointment, I get a text from David demanding I pay him 50% of the project immediately or he won't show up. Normally I would tell him to kick rocks, but we had a very serious deadline and could not get anybody else at that point. I paid it, and asked for David to provide his license and insurance info that he had promised, which he didn't. David then showed up late, never even communicated with us the status at all. At around 6 pm I texted him for an update and he simply said, "I'm done working for the day", with no notice of when he would continue or when the job would be done. I followed up asking for his insurance info that he had never provided and he then went on a rant about how he was the best electrician in Dallas and that I didn't need to worry. I then decided to stop by the property to see things, and found that David had used MY work equipment without asking and had cut numerous holes in walls throughout the house with no notice and left random mess all over the place. Sheetrock and huge chunks of insulation were scattered all over the floor. No attempt to even clean it up. My dogs tried to eat the insulation. It was a disaster and huge safety hazard. I sent David photos of the holes in the wall and asked him to confirm that he would be repairing these before completion. David then said, "I don't do sheetrock." I then stated he should have absolutely told me he would be cutting holes he has no intention of ever fixing before doing so, as I now have a nonrefundable photoshoot for the house scheduled tomorrow, and giant holes in the wall. David apologizes and says he can help me find a handyman to fix them. So I spend all night scrambling to find a handyman without even knowing when I can get them to the house because David won't commit to when he will finish. We now get to this morning, where I get numerous messages and phone calls from various phone numbers claiming to be David, demanding I speak to him. I tell him I don't need to speak to him, and that he needs to finish the job, quickly. He demands again that he will not work unless he speaks to me. I call him. He then demands I need to tell him I'm okay with him cutting more holes and that I will ignore the undisclosed giant holes he cut. I tell him I'm not okay with ANY of what has gone on here, but that I really don't have a choice at this point. He then says I do. And I say, "so you can complete the project without the holes?" He says no. I say, then I have no choice, and I inform him I have my backup handyman waiting and to finish by 3 pm. I then ask him when he is going to finish, and he tells me that his quote says it's a 36 hour project. I ask when he will be done. He refuses to answer, and just repeatedly demands that I need to guarantee that I will pay him his full price when he finishes and waive the damages he caused. I tell him I already agreed to pay him during the initial invoice, have already paid him 50% due to his refusal to begin without it despite these issues, and that the constant reassurances while he repeatedly leaves at random times, refuses to give a clear completion date, and damages my property, are ridiculously hypocritical and that I will not be threatened into doing anything extra for him ever again as I had already prepaid him for his work that he didn't do. He then says I must text him reaffirming that I will pay him the full price while expressly mentioning that I will overlook the damage to the home. I tell him no, and then he quits and demands I let him back into the home unsupervised to gather his stuff. I tell him I will not be doing that, and that I will wait on police to be there for him to do anything at the property since he has quit. He then refuses to coordinate with me to get his stuff, and just keeps repeating that he is coordinating with police to do a civil standby. I sit here waiting for hours, and then he randomly texts me threatening messages telling me he will call the city inspectors and have me shut down because he knows them personally. So he then extorts me. Even now, as I update this, he continues to threaten me for the 8th time just today. His communication is BEYOND BELIEF AWFUL. He is lazy, makes random unreasonable demands and refuses to continue work unless met, has no problem using your tools and equipment without even asking, and does terrible work to boot, while texting you nonstop about how he is the best electrician you will ever have. If you enjoy self harm then he's the electrician for you. Otherwise use absolutely anybody else. Even your grandma. ANYBODY BUT DAVID. Oh and he refused to refund the 50%

David Robinson is a talented, hard-working, diligent, and honest electrician. An entirely fair bid…read more Willing to adapt to the ups and downs of a project. So long as you can, be flexible too (be a little flexible, I mean), I would recommend working with him without hesitation.

We just moved into our new home this week and have had 3 different electric companies out. Mariano…read morewas by far the most professional and was able to diagnose and fix our electrical outlets that were out. He is extremely polite and easy to work with! I would recommend him for all your electrical needs!

Complete incompetence. I specifically looked for an…read moreelectrician in Dallas that could install a Temporary Power pole in Dallas. They said they can do it. Turns out they know nothing about the permit process or how to properly install the pole. The outlets were not attached the line wasn't installed high enough and more fails. On April 2nd we got a Red Tag that cost us $75 that they refuse to re-imburse for. The fail was their fault. We paid for this pole in 2 payments in February that to this day they dispute the 2nd payment. After several onsite visits they finally figured out how to install the pole correctly and we got a Green Tag on May 14th... 3 months later. Now they say that we owe them $1137.50 and when I spoke with the female at the office she called me a liar. If I don't get a paid in full invoice today, I will be contacting my attorney. DO NOT USE THIS HACK FOR A TEMPORARY POLE