I had Fox Electrical install a light fixture, door bell and a dimmer switch. Their work was…read moreexcellent and they were personable and professional.

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Firstly, the product is great. Initial install was good. Happy with the product. We were told we…read morewould need to contact them if we had a new roof installed so they could detach the dome. There would be a minor hourly charge. Fast forward and we need a new roof. I remembered that there would be a charge so asked about it after setting up the appointment. Yes, there is an hourly charge. Detachment took 1.5 hours. I was charged for a full 2 hours bc there was 'prep work' done. Reattachment would require new flashing and took 4 hours but it would reset the warranty. OK what I did not expect is that I would be charged 50% of the price of a new install. Just a fair warning to get a price quote before a re-install after a new roof.

This just gets better and better. Many years ago I had one of these light tubes installed in a…read morebathroom that had a vent connected alongside it. Since the bathroom light gets flipped off and on more than a light in any other room, it has saved on the electric bill. Over the years I would see their booth at the home shows, and they offer even more options now for fixture covers that would match your liking for other rooms. The light tubes funnel daylight from a light catcher on the roof. The tubes have optional LED light fixtures that you can have put inside the tube, plus optional solar glow light for a nightlight. I keep installing another and another wherever I can. The installer will not install during the hot months because he says he can't take the heat up there, so plan for getting one during the cooler months.

I just had a new HVAC unit installed today in conjunction with their Costco deal - as of this…read moreevening it is blowing cold air and they didn't put my old thermostat back on - when I called the 24 hr line it was a less than reassuring experience...I got sucked in by the chance to finance the unit instead of having my dependable guy do the same unit but paying in full ....so far I'm not happy &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& I sent emails and texts to all I had spoken to and this am a tech came out and after opening the service panel found a couple things that should have been addressed I assume at install....he stayed to make sure that system was actually blowing warm air which is appreciated....I am changing stars but honestly will be on guard as I am concerned by the plethora of other less than complimentary reviews....it is obvious though I have no problem updating my review

Airco Service could not care less about their customers. I once again contacted them and they said…read morethey would pass it off to the project manager Jared. Guess who has still not contacted me...Jared. It is June 1, 2026 and I am getting ready to contact them again. I am done being nice and patient. I still do not have a manual for a 7,400.00 furnace and still have not had the city inspector back to make sure it passed. I will also be finding out what recourse I have to get this taken care of. When I have, I am done. I will be telling everyone I know NOT to use Airco Service for anything. I would give zero stars if possible.

We used Aspen Electric for a few electrical work over the years. Their work has been reliable until…read morewe got them to wire up our pool equipment last October. They were informed that the pool has not been used for over eight years. Chris used the existing outdoor conduit and wiring. Rain got into our brand new pool equipment after a few months and the circuit board fried. Chris came back, put some plumber's putty in the junction box and told us to put some caulk on the old conduit connectors. We told them we are not confident that there will not be any water intrusion in the future. Aspen Electric sent us a new quote to redo the work with a $100 discount.

Aspen Electrical Services did a decent job for me, but there were a few hiccups. The team was…read morefriendly and knowledgeable, but their arrival was a bit late. Overall, the work was satisfactory, but nothing extraordinary. I'd say they're reliable, but I expected a little more professionalism.

Morning after phone call they were here to assess location & damage due to lightning strike. Seth…read moreclimbed and checked and Jamine tried to explain electricity to me why part of something still works but some things due to least resistance on circuit boards are destroyed. Friendly, clean and fast. I trust their assessments.

The light fixtures in my bathroom were not functioning. I had previously called Mr. Sparky's as a…read morefirst suggestion since I've never had to call an electrician before, and a kid came out, bragged about being a master electrician for 16 years, even though he was under 30, then proceeded to quote me between $8k to $25k to replace all wiring in my house (in order to get to our very terrible primary problem, bathroom lights). I then called Hot Shot Electric. A cool, professional guy named Justin came out, and fixed the issue faster than the Sparky's guy took just looking at things. (Justin also went above and beyond and spent a small amount of time by identifying that the Sparky's kid was lying about the breaker box and showed me why). He saved me somewhere between $7.8k to $24.8k (that I wasn't going to spend, for everyone's reference) amount of BS money by identifying the real problem and fixing it right away. He also offered options that I learned about previously from friends of the AL/Cu wire nut conversion, which they could do at a ball park of $2k. I highly recommend these guys in a world where you take your car in for a broken tail light and the mechanic says he's gonna have to rebuild your whole car to fix it.