Our staff assistant helped pick out vanity lights that worked well with our cottage theme. One of…read morethe lanterns came Broken. We didn't install it until 3 months after purchase when we opened the box and noticed this. Got a new lantern replaced without charge. Will be back for more as we continue to remodel our home.

My designer and I worked with Randy Allan at Southern Lights to pick out light fixtures and fans…read morefor almost every room in my house. The order was extensive with lots of details. My designer is in Minnesota and I live in Florida. All the lighting was shipped altogether and arrived all on the same day in perfect condition, including all the light bulbs for every fixture. Randy's patience, expertise and attention to detail is so appreciated. And he was fun to work with too! What a lovely human being. and truly isn't that what life is about, sharing the "light" of your heart with others no matter where you are and whatever the experience? For we all are the Light of the world. Thanks Randy!

I needed a repair solution for a 1986 Casablanca Ceiling fan. I found Fan Man Lighting, Jason…read morehelped me acquire a conversion kit for the fan. I the conversion went without a hitch with the help of Jason. I can't say enough about my experience. They truly are great people to deal with.

Last week our Casablanca Panama II Ceiling Fan just stopped working while on. Since Casablanca was…read morebought out by Hunter Fans years earlier we had limited support here in Southern California. After doing some research online, I discovered Fan Man Lighting in Apple Valley Minnesota. I called and spoke with a representative describing the symptoms of the fan stopping and when the Inteli-Switch was depressed the blades moved an inch then stopped abruptly. I was advised that the circuit board had apparently failed after over 25 years. Since the circuit boards are virtually nonexistent, Fan Man Lighting has begun manufacturing their own however, a replacement switch had to also be installed to operate the new circuit board. I placed an order at the recommendation of the representative and both parts were were shipped. I received the replacement circuit board and switch within five days. A QR code located in the instruction sheet, which was very clear linked to a video on how to install which took less than 45 minutes. Once installed, I still had the same issue. I called Fan Man Lighting for further assistance. The family business owner Jason offered to FaceTime me to watch what was happening with the fan. He immediately noticed that the fan flywheel was to low and had apparently dropped which impaired the fan blade rotation. Jason spent 35 minutes with me on FaceTime walking me through how to raise the flywheel and then tighten in against the shaft flat indent with a 3mm Allen Wrench. Successful operation was achieved! Jason stated I could certainly return the parts via UPS in the provided box for a full refund. My wife and I are so grateful for the assistance from Jason and his employees Jack, technical support and Alex, in sales. Though it took time to receive the parts, enabling further diagnosis and eliminate other issues, ultimately the Fan Man Lighting owner Jason took the time at no cost to us to be sure we were satisfied with a working gem of a Casablanca Ceiling Fan. We highly recommend this business for any ceiling fan repairs or replacements nationwide. It's great to know that they have the parts, knowledge, experience, and professionalism to service their customers.

So far, so good. Similar to Becka C's review - Eric came over with an apprentice, when a 70+ mph…read morewind and hail storm downed a power line and damaged my electricalz. However this did not inmediately cut power to the house so I was left very confused and stressed as to what one should or should not do when a live wire still supplying electricity is blowing/lying around the backyard - since 311 and Xcel were both, after long wait times, rather unhelpful upon hearing that I still had power - and apparently unconcerned that said power was being delivered by a downed wire. Sigh. Enter Ashley, who quickly replied after I sent a Hail Yelp message. Finch was not the only responding electrician who visited that day - so I am trying to detail in this review what they did well, and why I was able to proceed with Finch over the other companies. Ashley called and was very helpful in explaining my options with scheduling the consultation; having dropped too many hundoz to have a downed tree chopped, I was stressed about springing for the upfront cost of asking multiple electricians to come and evaluate the storm damage and competitively quote out repairs, but once Eric came (the last of the electricians) it was done. Finch's automated text update system also confirmed schedules, updated ETAs, and sent a brief bio and headshot of which crewmembers were assigned on-site. All of this communication was pleasantly novel to me and, I gotta say, despite it being mostly automated, it went a long way toward knowing what and whom to expect, in the wake of a storm while juggling many contractors' visits and feeling this-old-house-noob-gonna-get-exploited stress. Eric was very thorough, braving cobwebs in the cellar to make sure the electrical panel was not also damaged. In a very accessible manner, Eric was able to explain where my system could be modernized and brought to code, and he was patient with my (many) questions. Finch's estimate and explanation of needed repairs was detailed, and drawn up / sent the same day, which helped me get the ball rolling on a very opaque (to me) and mystifying insurance claims process. Hearing that I was about to tarp the house meter (which had a gaping hole where the mast had been ripped off) Eric helpfully applied some mystery goop patch instead. Finch helped me track my claim process (Id never navigated that previously...) and Eric accommodated the insurance adjuster's site visit into his schedule. Will update review as the work progresses but I mainly want to emphasize that in all (but not only) the ways in which prompt responsiveness, professionalism, and follow through in the wake of a storm mean that the early bird (Finch?) electrician often gets the work worm, I didnt feel pounced or preyed upon by this crew.

Core issues: lacking organization in scheduling, operating model bears strong bait and switch…read moreresemblance, apparent lack of warranty on services rendered, and poor customer service. I was looking to resolve three electrical issues in my house: diagnose power issues to two kitchen utilities (dishwasher and microwave) and fix a bathroom GFCI outlet. I decided to give it a go and bought a new GFCI and replaced the old one, but the connected bathroom light didn't work, and I was getting a red flashing light on the GFCI unit, indicating a grounding fault. Decided to call the pros and found Finch, a highly rated nearby company, on Google and Thumbtack. I used their AI chatbot to request an appointment. Someone from Finch called me the next day, a Saturday, and we scheduled the appointment over a three-hour time range for the following Tuesday, for a $79 fee. She mentioned that the fee would be waived if I hired Finch to resolve any issues they diagnosed and that the technicians could resolve some issues during the assessment visit. I understood this to mean no additional charges for the assessment visit and that they might even fix my GFCI outlet. I waited for the technician to show up on Tuesday, according to schedule. When no one showed up, I called the company, and they mentioned there was some confusion because the scheduling was done on Saturday, a weekend day. They apologized, rescheduled for the following day, and waived the $79 initial assessment fee for the inconvenience. This time, a technician showed up, even a little early. He looked at the GFCI and wanted to see the electrical panel. We went to the basement, and I showed him the panel. He looked at it for a couple of minutes and offered to fix the GFCI issue and diagnose the two kitchen utilities for $513. Without thinking, I agreed and signed the dotted line. Later on, I realized his offer was identical to what I had received from his company for $79 originally, with another offer to waive that for the rescheduling mishap. We went back up, and he shuffled the connections on the GFCI unit, which made the bathroom light work. At the time, I hadn't noticed that the red flashing light on the GFCI was still flashing every 15 seconds or so. We moved on to the kitchen and tinkered with the two utilities, failing to dislodge either to access the power source. The technician then pointed out that they don't work with utilities, except for power supply issues. I called a handyman I know to help us, who luckily was in the neighborhood and showed up within a few minutes. He quickly dislodged the two utilities. It appeared that both utilities were receiving power, but the dishwasher wiring to the plug might be loose. The Finch technician promptly rewired the plug, collected payment on the $513 invoice from my credit card, gave me his business card, and left. I later discovered the red flashing GFCI issue was still there and messaged the technician about it. He told me that maybe it's a bad GFCI and stopped responding. After 11 days, I contacted the company and explained what happened. They told me that the electrician would contact me. Two days later, I received an email from the company asking me to take care of the attached invoice, with standard legalistic language. Slightly confused, I reviewed this new invoice. It was for $0, with a description from the electrician stating that he had called but was unable to reach me and left a voicemail asking me to call him to resolve any issues. I looked through and didn't find any voicemail from either the company or the electrician. Still confused, I looked through but failed to find any new activity on my credit card related to this company. Perhaps the point of the $0 invoice was to hint at additional charges for further visitations; I'm not sure. Since the electrician knew what the issue was, I started feeling like I was chasing my tail. I decided to cut my losses and move on, but not without a public service announcement!

We stopped into this unassuming spot in the dated strip mall behind Optum in search of a…read morereplacement for our aging (and newly noisy) ceiling fan. While the small shop is a bit of a jumble, the proprietor really knows his stuff and after a few minutes listening to our needs helped steer us to a great solution. He even had a relationship with an installer so we could get it professionally hung (not something I wanted to tackle on my own). The only not was that it took about 6 weeks to get the fan as he only gets weekly shipments from his supplier. In this day of 2 day delivery that struck me as slow but we were still happy with our new fan and it's nice dealing with a local business.

I got City West Fan Man to install a ceiling fan in my bedroom. I got an excellent Fanimation fan…read moreinstalled at a very reasonable price. Being a novice with fans, I got excellent help from Mick at the store as to what would be most appropriate for the bedroom. Installation was tricky with the wiring, but the guys did a great job figuring it out. They were accommodating, friendly, had a helpful attitude and were excellent at keeping communication open. Highly recommended.

I worked with Twin Cities Electric, Pete and his team were nothing short of spectacular! There…read moreattention to detail, timeliness, and family friendly attitudes made me so much more comfortable with the work they were doing in my house! I would recommend them to anyone and Everyone that is looking for electrical insulations with the highest of skill within there profession! I had three ceiling fans installed Pete and his team utilized special tools to ensure it was marked dead center of every room I wanted the fans in! He is so accommodating and so passionate about electrical work!

I had a very bad experience with Twin Cities Electric Shakopee. Their lead electrician and owner,…read morePete Cicionne sent me this threatening text after I posted the review below on Yelp " You better take those FAKE reviews down or I will sue you for libel!!! If you get nasty I get return the favor and lawyer up". Be careful! I hired him to solve. He spent three hours walking around my home mumbling and asking me how to fix these issues, it took all my effort to get him to rewire one light. Then he recommended that I spend $3800 to totally rewire my home. Two other very confident electricians told me that this was absolutely not necessary. Pete Cicionne does not have the ability to solve more complicated problem with the electrics in a home. He can do simple things, but that is all please don't trust him.

Beautiful selection of well curated and organized light fixtures…read more We purchased a long (4') burnt bronze fixture to go over our dark wood farm table- and the fixture is perfect.

From the owner: Robinson Lighting is a family-owned business that has been perfecting the art of lighting for over…read more85 years. The company has expanded to five locations in North America, and strives to continuously grow, and bring the most current, efficient, and cost effective light to the residential and commercial community. Today, Brett Robinson (President) and his sister, Leigh Robinson (Vice President), are the fifth generation of the Robinson family to continue the legacy. Both Brett and Leigh Robinson are active members of the American Lighting Association, and serve on a number of other leading international and regional lighting technology associations. Robinson Lighting is one of the largest showroom-based distributors of lighting products and is known as an industry advocate and leader in lighting education. The lighting consultants provide a high level of customer service and work hard to address individual lighting needs. The Minneapolis showroom displays state of the art recessed and under cabinet lighting, provides a huge selection of kitchen, bathroom, and living room lighting in various styles, and price points to suit any budget. Our company is committed to offer the most advanced energy efficient solutions available without compromising on quality. We ensure the latest technology trends are stable, reliable and offer the greatest lighting efficiencies before they are introduced in our showroom.

Fantastic shop that will have the item you're looking for plus a few more things that you didn't…read morerealize you needed! Very helpful staff. Worth checking out every now and then as new items come in all the time.

Fab little shop packed to the gills with amazing decor for your home. But not just any decor,…read moresalvage and vintage decor. This is also where you'd come to get some old antique amazing looking glass and wood door from the early 1900's. Fun old doorknobs and drawer pulls. Glass windows, salvage tin ceiling tiles. I really wish we had a shop like this where I am...I'd be in here all the time. Cute owner too. Bonus..next to Cupcake!

The company responded quickly, performed a thorough evaluation of the issue, and quoted a fair…read moreprice. There were zero hidden fees. The electrician was prompt, professional, and thoroughly explained what they were doing. I would certainly utilize this company again should I need their services.

I decided to try Edison because my regular electrician was backed up 3 weeks. Should have just…read morewaited. The tech who came out was professional, but did a whole inspection and was 3x the price of our regular guys. I'm sure they would have done great work, but not what I wanted. Just needed some fans hung up.

Ordered a $1600 light, found out from our contractors the light we picked wouldn't work, so asked…read moreto swap it out for a different light BEFORE we even got the light, and they charged us $400 restock fee, even thought they never gave me the light.... Go somewhere else, there are plenty of other businesses that aren't jackasses

I will never shop here again as I agree with the other review--sneaky and poor customer service. We…read moreordered a ceiling fan and wanted it to have a light. the first service person failed to order the light kit, delaying installation. they offered to have it shipped to our house then after it was ordered told me oops sorry--you will have to come to the store--my time and effort. They ordered it for me with different set of rules than I agreed. Seems they should ship it to our house, but alas... never again!