This review is long overdue. Dan Bowyer rewired my entire kitchen when I remodeled in 2023. He…read moreinstalled all of the recessed lights, chandeliers and power for the relocated refrigerator, oven and range. Since then, I have worked with Dan to replace all of our outlets with updated designs. Install new outlets in our garage, run power to our patio to string lights there. He also installed a generator connection at our main distribution panel and a whole home surge protector. We currently use Dan for all of our electrical work he is professional, prompt, thorough, thoughtful, clean, friendly, fairly priced and exceptionally easy to work with. He is highly knowledgeable and honest. I will only work with other electricians if Dan is unavailable, (who am I kidding, I would wait for him to be available). He is highly recommended.

Dan was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. Thank you so much for your help installing my ceiling…read morefan!

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.

I had arranged for them to switch out one of my ceiling fans. I went into the hospital and I made…read morearrangements for them to get in my house and do the job while I was in the hospital. They did a great job switching out my ceiling fan. It's working well and we did all the arrangements over my iPhone.

Logan was so great I requested he return to install some ceiling fans and another light switch…read more Performance was still stellar. Pricing was within budget, no up charges or upselling just what was quoted. Thank you! My new Electrician, I will be recommending to all my friends and family.

Beware of Mr. Sparky Electric Company. They installed smoke detectors in my home with one that…read more"would last ten years"! Since that time, several started the annoying beeping. Mr Sparky came out, replaced the one beeping, no charge. Now they say I have to pay to replace the defective ones because the warranty ran out one month ago! I argued that they put in defective ones, why didn't they replace them all at once instead of letting my warranty expire? No, they only replace them when the battery goes out. These type of smoke detectors don't have a 9-volt that can be replaced. Supervisor John Whitfield, Customer Value Manager at Mister Sparky got snappy with me so I called the police. His worker walked out and drove away without replacing anything. So, this company doesn't care about pleasing customers, just ripping them off. Be careful of wolves in sheep's clothing. DO NOT do business with them!

They came out so quick and fixed everything up for us. I highly recommend this business. A breath…read moreof fresh air! An actual company with employees who care!

Had 2 old can lights that weren't working Responded…read moreimmediately, came out and got the job done. The price for the estimate was applied towards actual job. He was polite and thorough Very pleased!!!

Exceptional service. Can't wait to recommend Desnina to my friends. Very professional.read more

I thought the service was very good. Price is probably comparable to industry norm. Called them for…read moreoutdoor spotlights, doorbell and ceiling fans. Will work with again in the future.

I will definitely be back to Dennis services for future electrical needs. They installed a fan in…read moremy bedroom and it looks and works perfectly. I definitely could not have done it myself. Now I just need to pick the fan for my front room, and I'll be calling them again to install. Thanks yelp

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

Called and they were available for same day service. Right away, the area(s) of concern were…read morecompleted. Suggestions were offered to update and prevent further issues. Pricing, very reasonable. They were very nice and professional. Thank you!

Caution on using Carroll Service - what was communicated and what happened are two completely…read moredifferent things: I called Gabe Carroll on a Friday after seeing his Yelp reviews, looking for a quote on electrical work at a rental property -- we have renters moving in and wanted to make sure everything was up to code and safe. Gabe said he could come out that Monday to provide a quote, and mentioned I'd get a message from an automated system but told me to ignore it, so I did. Monday morning, one of his workers arrived before Gabe and began pulling out switches and other items before any quote had been given or fees discussed. My son was the only one home at the time. Gabe arrived shortly after to assess the work needed, then called me to walk through what he'd found and said I'd have a quote to review within a few minutes. When the quote arrived, it included a $149 service fee and a $159 diagnostic fee in addition to the repair estimate -- none of which had been mentioned to me beforehand. When I questioned this, Gabe said I had agreed to the fees via the automated message -- the same message he'd told me to ignore, and which I never opened. He sent a screenshot of a calendar entry with a checkmark as "proof" of my agreement. I had gotten quotes from other electricians at no cost, which is what I expected here too, so I could compare pricing fairly before committing to work. When I pushed back on the fees, Gabe became confrontational: he called the police (who, after speaking with him, apologized for the call and left), threatened to send my account to collections, and contacted city code enforcement about violations he'd found. I'm now working directly with the inspector on those items, which is exactly the kind of oversight I wanted a professional's help with in the first place. When I mentioned I'd be leaving a review, Gabe said he'd sue me for slander. My advice: get any fees confirmed in writing before agreeing to a "quote" visit, and consider getting quotes elsewhere -- several other local electricians will do this at no charge and not be so hostile in the interactions.