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    Marbert’s Christmas Lights

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    9 months ago

    I used Josh for my Christmas lights the last two years. He's been great. Very responsive and reasonably priced. Thanks Josh.

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    9 months ago

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    2 years ago

    They did a great job with my Christmas lights. I'd definitely recommend and use them again.

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    I have to echo what others here have said about their communications. The first person on the…read morephone was great, but after that my encounter didn't go so well. But my main concern is that they sent me an estimate, I signed it, and then the next day "when they were loading up the truck" they realized they forgot to add enough lights to cover the entire estimate. So my price jumped about $200. I was quoted in the $300's now I'm in the $500's! I get mistakes happen, but this wasn't on me. So I told them "no thanks" in an extremely polite way. (Seriously) They tried to talk me into reducing my job if I wanted to save some money, but not once were they willing to reduce their labor costs to make up for their mistake. I would have been happy to split the cost, even though this was their error. But they weren't willing to do anything except reduce the entire scope of the job. Anyway, after reading a lot of the reviews, especially Vince S.'s review here on Yelp, it is obvious to me this isn't the first time this has happened and seems to be a recurring theme. I really am sad as the first lady I spoke with was really nice. (She said she was the owner's aunt.) But Shelia dropped the ball on mine job and they could have saved me as a customer. For the owner, if you read this, I want you to do a quick little calculation called LTV. This stands for lifetime value of a customer. So, this year, you decide to eat the cost - or even split the cost because of your company's error do the job as first agreed. Provide all the lights and labor necessary, etc. So, you don't make as much, but let's be honest, you aren't losing here either. So you gross $400. Continuing using an LTV, next year, we decide to switch to colored lights. So now you make over $600 gross, probably more as their won't be a new customer discount or the late in season discount. The following year we make no changes so you only make about $300 gross. But, let's consider lights being bought ever 3-4 years. Your 10 year (estimated lifetime of a customer) gross is about $4,000 - $5,000 plus inflation and other purchases. Not a ton, but what is your customer acquisition cost? Also, what is the lost revenue from Yelp reviews? What is the lost revenue from referrals? Taking ownership of the mistake and making it right is what makes a difference. When you started this business at 14, did you make mistakes? Sure! Did you fix them, even if you didn't make as much on one job? Of course you did because you wanted to stay in business. You knew the value of every single customer The reviews are similar in this regard. Seriously, eating 10%-20% on a job where your company made a mistake isn't going to hurt you, and in this case, not eating that cost will cost you a lot more in potential same-house revenue. I had really wanted lights this year to surprise my wife. But now, guess I'll buy her jewelry. Oh, and when I said, 'no thanks' the final time (very politely), I get no response at all from the company. Come on folks, at least a, "sorry, we hope you will consider us next year" would be the appropriate response. You are in the "Christmas" business after all. UPDATE: several hours after writing this review I did get a 'sorry it didn't work out' and their sharing it was an honest mistaken and that it wasn't bait and switch. Seriously, I don't think it was bait and switch, I just wish they would "make it right". I cleared my schedule for the install at the price they quoted me. I was excited about it and ready to move forward. Anyway, there is my honest opinion.

    Horrible communication! They've never returned my calls or responded to my texts. I'm still waiting…read morefor my proposal since July!! Perhaps they think they're too good for the little guy! Big egos too!!

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    Eco Electric

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    This was my first experience with ECO Electric, and now I have a go-to electrician company! From…read morebeginning, with scheduling, to finishing, with my issue being fixed, I had a five-star+ experience. Everyone was so helpful with amazing communication. Andrew, my electrician, was extremely thorough with explaining the process, step by step, of what he was doing - keeping me in the loop. He located the issue, fixed it, even making sure to take preventative measures for the surrounding area. The price was very fair as well! Andrew was friendly, knowledgeable, efficient, and extremely neat! Hands down, I would highly recommend ECO Electric for all your electrical needs!

    As veterans, and with me being a retired law enforcement officer, my husband and I would not…read morerecommend this company based on our experience. My husband called Eco Electric because two outlets in our kitchen were not working. We expected to pay the standard service call fee, which was around $60 and possibly, if needed, $289 diagnostic fee. The electrician, Andrew "Drew", arrived and my husband explained the problem. Andrew gestured toward an area of the kitchen and said the issue was probably there, referring to where the GFCI outlet was located. However, before performing any diagnostic work or even checking the outlet, he had my husband sign an agreement authorizing a $289 diagnostic charge. Andrew then stepped outside, came back in, walked directly to the area he had pointed out earlier, moved a medicine box that was blocking a GFCI outlet we didn't even realize was there, and simply pressed the reset button. The outlets immediately started working. At that point, my husband asked if the diagnostic charge was still necessary since the problem had already been resolved. Andrew told him the charge still applied because he had already signed the paperwork, even though the issue had been fixed before any actual diagnostic work had taken place. That is what left us feeling misled. Our concern has never been about paying for honest work or a legitimate diagnostic. Our concern is that we were asked to authorize a $289 diagnostic fee before basic troubleshooting was performed, and once the simplest possible fix restored power, we were still expected to pay the full diagnostic charge simply because the paperwork had already been signed. Andrew seemed like a nice person, but that doesn't change how the process was handled. I don't know whether the technicians are paid on commission or another type of incentive, but as a customer, the process felt dishonest and misleading. My husband later spoke with Bill, who I believe was the manager or someone in a supervisory role. Unfortunately, my husband found him dismissive and defensive of the complaint. He didn't seem interested in truly listening and even interrupted my husband before he had finished explaining what had happened. To Bill's credit, he said he would speak with Andrew to hear his side of the story and call my husband back. When Bill called back, he did agree to reduce the charge by $100, which we appreciated. During that conversation, my husband explained that, going forward, their technicians should provide a more thorough explanation and perform basic troubleshooting before asking customers to authorize expensive diagnostic charges. Otherwise, the process can leave customers feeling misled and can come across as deceptive. What was especially disappointing was reading the comments Andrew entered on our invoice afterward. He (Bill or Andrew) wrote that the customer "was not happy with having to pay for the diagnostic" and that he "wouldn't be able to work with him again." That is simply not an accurate representation of what happened. Our complaint was never about paying a fair diagnostic fee. Our concern was the lack of communication, the order in which things were handled, and the misleading process. We were asked to authorize a $289 diagnostic charge before the most basic troubleshooting step--checking and resetting the GFCI outlet--was even attempted. Once that button was pressed, the outlets worked immediately. We appreciated the $100 reduction, but that doesn't change how this experience was handled or how our concerns were documented afterward. As veterans, my husband and I expect honesty, transparency, and integrity from the companies we hire. Unfortunately, this experience fell far short of those expectations, and we will not be using or recommending Eco Electric in the future.

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