I recently bought a new / used house that the inspector was confident that the electrical panel was okay, but in reality it was a Federal Pacific panel that was recalled. My first concern was the safety of my family and that I needed to replace the panel to ensure the safety of my family and to ensure that the house would not burn down because of breaker would not trip. Good Electric was quick with a job walk and a quote. Other electricians were 30% higher on the quote because they did not do a job walk and realize what the scope of the project... I would highly recommend Good Electric for large panel swap out. (See Photos) read more

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Good Electric is currently helping us with a remodel in Lakewood. Tony has been a pleasure to work with. Aside from being extremely competent, he's honest, hardworking and trustworthy. So far it's been a great experience and we're looking forward to completing this project and won't hesitate to call Good Electric and Tony for our future electrical needs. Well done Tony. We highly recommend! read more

Recently fixed the wiring in my apartment and left weird cap looking things all over the floor with wires sticking out of them. I've also found tiny wire tubings that you strip off wires. Stepping on a small chunk of sharp metal 5 minutes ago (aluminum wire end bit or something?) was the last straw in writing this review. I have a cat that could have eaten these things and hopefully didn't as I was out the day this occurred. I also have trash cans in EVERY room of my house, which makes this even more unacceptable and honestly lazy and disrespectful. Update: well half of the outlets in a room ended up not working shortly after these yahoos did whatever they did and we finally got someone else to come and see what was going on to find out none of the wiring in the outlets were grounded. Great. read more

Do great work and helped out our business when we had no power to our propane tank! Easy to work with and reliable.

GOOD ELECTRIC SERVICE I REALLY needed a "Good" electrician! My project of adding central A/C to each of the units in my Washington Park 4-plex had turned into a nightmare. The company I had chosen for the HVAC portion of this project had completed their end of the work promptly and professionally For the electrical portion of this project I used a licensed electrician who had done a few smaller jobs on my building in the past. After a week's worth of work my new A/C's were up and running. Then came the phone call. A new tenant had received an electric bill for $300 for 2 weeks of electricity. The electrician I had hired had jury rigged the wiring to get the proper voltage to each A/C unit and one tenant was paying for 3 A/C's. While trying to figure out what was going on I discovered that in gaining access to the wiring that electrician had used a hammer to beat holes in the walls of my beautiful apartment building which he left unrepaired. A quick check with the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) revealed that his license had been revoked 2 months earlier, Not only had my building been vandalized by this criminal, his jury-rigging had jeopardized the safety of my tenants and the safety of the building. In the following days I contacted a total of 15 electricians looking for someone to correct these hazardous issues. More than 1/2 had no interest in the job once I described the situation. A few others came to look at the job then never got back to me. Most appeared to lack the expertise or knowledge to structure, manage, and oversee this fairly large and complex project. I needed an electrician with the ability to work with Xcel, to work with a design engineer, to work with the city, and to navigate the permitting process. Of the 15 electricians I had reached out to only David Barbero, president of Good Electric Service Company, was able to fully conceptualize what needed to be done and make it happen. In strategizing for this job David, and his team, visited my property on two occasions. Their thoroughness included exploring the crawlspace, the utility room, the attics, and the current service/electrical panel in each of the four apartments. David's bid was competitive and his level of planning expertise extraordinary.His 30+ years of experience was apparent. David and the guys at Good Electric had earned my business. Within 48 hours of signing a contract the necessary permits had been acquired, the builders application for service upgrade had been submitted to Xcel Energy, and an engineer had been brought in to generate the required stamped engineering plans. The company's head electrician Mike, who is a licensed journeyman electrician, would be the lead on the project. Mike is working towards his Master's license and teaches other electricians at a local trade school. Subsequent to winning local and regional competitions for electrician skills Mike recently went on to earn First Place in the National Wire Off competition. He is literally the undisputed number one electrician in the nation! Mike's team member Sean is equally committed to maintaining the highest possible standards and is currently working towards his licensure as Journeyman electrician. The last member of the team was a hard working young man by the name of Quinton. Quintin's goal is to work his way through the ranks as he moves forward towards a career as a licensed Master Electrician. Quintin has already begun studies as he begins his journey towards licensure. Watching the work unfold was akin to watching a well-planned military exercise. All materials were delivered and staged the day before the work began. When Mike, Sean and Quintin arrived, work commenced immediately with each member of the team knowing exactly what should be done and in what sequence. It was like watching a precision drill team in action. As a courtesy to my tenants 24 hours advance notice of when their power would need to be shut down was provided. The time that my tenants were without power was less than 30 minutes per apartment. Work began on Wednesday and was completely up and running by Friday. The inspection by the city took place on the following Monday and declared to be 100% perfect! My electrical nightmare was over. It is without equivocation that I recommend Good Electric and the top-notch electricians that they employ. I found their pricing to be competitive, their knowledge to be extensive, and their commitment to excellence unparalleled. With Much Gratitude, Jennifer Anne Blair, MA Jennifer Blair Property Management LLC read more

David Barbero has so much knowledge as an electrician and proved it by fixing a problem in our breaker box quickly and efficiently. The aluminum wiring to our appliance was heated and could have eventually caused a house fire if not dealt with! David was a pleasure to have in our home for the short time that he was there. Our appliance is now working again! read more

Apparently Good Electric was told by my realtor and home seller to use "purple wire nuts" to update the aluminum wiring in the house I was purchasing (it wasn't my house so I was unable to oversee or hire contractors myself). They claim this is a "perfectly safe" and accepted practice "if done correctly", and they claim to do it correctly. My research had told me otherwise, and I took issue with their solution. Good Electric saw my review and contacted me promptly and is working with me to figure out the (numerous) wiring issues in my house that were supposed to be addressed by the seller, but obviously were not. Good Electric was only responsible for part of the work, which they completed, and when they noted there was more to be done they were excused from the job - the seller was not interested in doing it right, just closing on the house ASAP with the least cost. After some lengthy conversation, explanation, and empathy on both sides, we're working together to remedy the situation - including my personal aversion to purple wire nuts (though they still maintain that they're safe, but they want to stand by their work and for me to feel safe in my home also). I appreciate their help in a situation where they were obviously directed one way, did the job they were told to do by those in charge of the situation, and it happened to leave me in a bind for reasons they were not in a position to address at the time. We may not agree on the "best" solutions, but they're definitely attempting to help in any way possible to get me out of the situation I've found myself in after buying a home from an unscrupulous seller. read more

Dave and Brian were awesome!!! We had a large amount of our old house re-wired to include much of the interior, exterior, and a sunroom. Professional, on time, great communication throughout all of the work, we could not ask for better service and at a very good price. Thank you Dave, Brian, and Lori for making it a good experience throughout the entire job, would recommend you guys to anyone. read more

Rebuttal to owner's response -- I pulled and paid for the kitchen permit and have copies to prove it. Owner was hired only to update the service box outside, paid $2,000 for it and have a receipt to prove it. Kitchen wiring found by inspector when employee wrongly walked city inspector through the house when he should have been only outside and / or in basement. This after missing 2 previously scheduled inspections without bothering to give notice to the inspector himself. 1 hour of rough in work to remedy kitchen was performed but was never completed as promised. In fact, employee just never bothered to show up or call after promising to come back from a mountain trip. 1/2 a dozen phone calls to owner following up about actually finishing the job were ignored (as in didn't answer his phone) and my voicemails were never returned. Dip spit on sidewalk / driveway, empty dip cans and random trash from employee was left on job site. I stand 100% by my original review. read more