Top notch experience from start to finish. Justin Kerrigan is amazing. Would recommend Kuhlman…read moreElectric for everyone without hesitation.

My renters mentioned they had seen an outlet spark. Obviously concerned I reached out to Kuhlman to…read morecome in and take a look. The coordination was smooth and they fit me in earlier than I expected. They did a thorough diagnosis of potentially severe problems/fixed them and upgraded the condo's entire electrical system at a fair price. Ervis and his team were great about communicating updates and saw the project through from first meeting until the inspection by the city. Thank you to Ervis and everyone at Kuhlman.

Excellent service quality, reasonable price. Fast turnaround around, friendly technicians!read more

UpWire service was great. They were prompt and did excellent work. Highly recommended.read more

I had Paul's father wire my home and apartment in 1979 ! He retired I called him and asked him if…read morehe could refer someone and in 2025 I did a major remodel and Paul was like his father an excellent electrician ! I changed 1regular 3 way switch to a 3 way dimmer switch ! Now I need Paul to fix the problem that I caused and now I have 3 problems that needs to be corrected ! It's the weekend and I will be calling Linda to have someone on Monday morning to come over to correct the problem ! Stay tuned for the results !

Paul and his team were knowledgeable, timely, incredibly friendly and flexible. the total…read moreexperience from Linda in the office to Paul and his team onsite was outstanding!

This is the second time I have hired E/R Electric. They made themselves available almost…read moreimmediately, after ordering the needed equipment, and installed so efficiently they were in and out in less than an hour. He went above and beyond to help with a couple of extra things at no charge. Highly recommend!

If I could give zero stars I would do so for both shoddy work and the horrible response when…read moreconfronted with the electrical issues created by this supposedly licensed electrician. E/R Electric (Eddie Rodgriguez) was the electrical subcontractor for my bathroom renovation project and installed a Panasonic Whisper-quiet exhaust fan with heater. He instructed my wife and I to "never run the heater and the exhaust fan simultaneously or you will burn up the motor". I should have questioned this at the time but was busy dealing with other major issues with the renovation. Well.. after the fan burned up for accidentally switching both on at the same time, I called a local electrician since we had other electrical work in the house to be done. The electrician who responded had to do a bit of research including discussing the issue on the phone with Panasonic customer support, and ultimately determined that the fan was wired incorrectly and installed with two hot wires connected (one for each the heater and exhaust) instead of a single hot wire to both as clearly spelled out in the wiring instructions for this fan. As this is a $400 fan, my new electrician suggested we reach out to E/R Electric, as he assumed it would save me money in parts and labor, fully expecting that Eddie Rodriguez would want to know he installed it incorrectly and fix the problem out of professional courtesy. Well this was the only thing my new electrician was wrong about, as Eddie reacted like a real jerk instead-- he refused to come and look at the issue, refused to speak to my new electrician, and basically just refused to be a decent person let alone a professional. So I paid nearly $2000 to have this repaired by the new electrician who was shocked at the response I received. He also found electrical code violations by E/R including multiple buried / hidden junction boxes and other technical shortfalls. Hopefully Eddie reads this and will learn to install these correctly, because now that the fan is wired correctly we CAN run the exhaust fan and heater simultaneously after all!! The entire situation and findings were so shocking that my new electrician has suggested I file a complaint with the state licensing board, which I am considering. Bottom line...DO NOT USE THIS ELECTRICIAN.

Bill came quickly and repaired old water line faucets under the sink and changed Faucets within…read moretimeframe promised and helped me find shutoff valves to allow for non emergency repairs. Would highly recommended.

5 stars! Joe took…read morecare of the instillation of 3 fire alarms in my home. He was friendly on the phone, and great to work with. Not to mention, his pricing is extremely fair and reasonable, and the work is great. He's now my go-to electrician. Thanks again, Joe!!

8/4/26 - Wanted to give a shout out to a post install follow-up by Mike P. He was able to quickly…read moreidentify a configuration change needed to address temperatures on really hot days!

Update; Cranney is now offering me a loan option. They…read moreoffered me a 180 month loan (unbelievable) at 12% interest. That would bring the total paid to 22K. Can you believe it? They are obviously trying to take advantage of people. No normal company would suggest this...

water heater started leaking Friday night. was able to get…read moresomeone out first thing Saturday morning. Ryan was great, tried to keep my carpets/bathroom clean as much as possible and was patient in discussing my options and answering my questions. Surprisingly was able to get an appointment for install on Monday. Jared was also great. Definitely appreciate the small details and concerns to keep the carpet clean like hand carrying both the old and new water heater up 2 flights of stairs. Between the quick response/scheduling time, clean workmanship, and fine attention to detail, happy to say the leaking water heater experience felt less chaotic with 128's help! Total turnaround time, Friday 11pm to Monday 4pm hot water up and running!!

I called 128 Plumbing about one cracked drain pipe. I was told my entire house needed to be…read morerepiped. The estimate (#435094323) was $30,275 to demo every wall and ceiling necessary, disconnect first- and second-floor bathrooms, toilets and sinks, and replace the main stack. That was presented to me as the only option -- no alternatives, no phasing, nothing. And it did not include the roughly $6,000 I'd need to close the walls back up and reinstall fixtures, or the ~$400 roofer I'd have to hire and coordinate myself. Their own estimate puts the hole repair on the customer in writing. All in: nearly $37,000. Meanwhile my first-floor tenant was told she couldn't use her bathroom or her kitchen. When I hesitated at the number, I was told that at least if I sold the house I'd "have retail value." That's the line that made me stop and get a second opinion. Thompson Plumbing came out, found the actual leak -- old hubbed cast iron serving the kitchen -- and repiped it. $2,995. My final invoice was $3,420, and that included an unrelated frost-free silcock I added on. My toilet was fine. My kitchen sink was fine. My tenant's kitchen and bathroom were fine. Not one wall was demoed. Same house. Same leak. Ten percent of the price. I'm not going to speculate about why the two assessments were so far apart. I'll just say this: if 128 Plumbing tells you your house needs a $30,000 repipe, get a second quote before you sign anything. I nearly didn't, and it would have cost me thirty-three thousand dollars I did not need to spend.