We recently hired F&A Enterprises to fix a complex electrical nightmare in our Brooklyn condo…read morebuilding that had persisted since construction in 2002. Several individual loads were incorrectly wired to the common meter, essentially forcing the building to subsidize private power. While other electricians were daunted--insisting on tearing open walls and ceilings just to give us a quote--F&A was incredibly methodical. They mapped out the entire situation quickly and developed a non-invasive approach that allowed them to rerun everything from the basement. Why they stand out: * Efficiency: They finished the entire remediation in a single day with minimal power outages and zero disruption to residents. * Problem Solvers: They also handled our sump pump battery backup installation, improving our original design after doing extensive due diligence on the equipment. * Professionalism: They showed up exactly when agreed, were highly communicative, and worked incredibly hard to get it right. This was easily one of the best experiences we've had with a contractor. If you have a complex electrical issue that others are afraid to touch, highly recommend F&A Enterprises! The price was also absolutely fair - and they 100% stuck to what was agreed in advance.

I hate posting negative reviews, I realize it is difficult making a living in current times, I…read moregenerally try to give everyone flexibility to get their work done. I believe this electrician is unlicensed and uninsured. He never showed me anything. He will overcharge you, do a terrible job and run away. Has no pride in his work. He will make up stories about not showing up with pictures of a flat tire but doesn't realize you can see the car and it's not even his car in the picture. He will take the cheap / shortcut route to most things and will override what you really want, I wanted outdoor lights done a certain way, this guy overrode my preference so he could install more lights and get more money. He was charging me by the light instead of his time, first indication of fraud. He came for a day, finished at like 10:50pm in pitch dark, left a bunch of garbage that I kept finding for two days afterwards around our property, then when I reached out, he would tell me he's coming in a day or so to fix the job, but kept making excuses to not show up including last day about a flat tire on a car that wasn't his, I could sense how this was going. He did outdoor lighting, left cables exposed everywhere, I told him, one of the kids playing we have trip over these and splash their head on a rock, that's a high liability for you and me, please fix, wouldn't do it. His lighting setup was complete joke, very immature work. I see another review from couple of months back with text posted, mine is similar, I'll post his text messages as well. On top of that, he genuinely ripped me off for a $1.5k at least, the work he did should not have been that much based on discussion with other electrician who came in after to fix his mess. If you hire him, you'll have to hire replacement electricians after to fix his mess. Very stubborn, unprofessional, untrustworthy and not good value. He literally bought indoor transformer, installed them as outdoor transformer to sneak them by me, these are not waterproof and literally put our family at risk as they can easily catch fire. Response to business response: I shopped around? I did not, I only rehired him after he had a repaired an outdoor light for us in 2025. Yep, everything worked for 1 day before it started breaking, great job! How about lying about car breaking down, similar to review posted 5 months ago from other user, I see pattern. How about garbage left everywhere? How about charging $110 per light when it's 10 mins of work? I can do these on my own now in under 15 mins and I'm hardly an electrician by trade. You matched the other quotes so there was no overcharge? Wow, that's some special logic. How do know of other quotes I received? Shouldn't it be whether you did work that is fair for the money charged. Your quote was higher, but your service was beyond terrible. Most other electricians charge per hour, $150-200 for first hour and then $100-150 per hour hour after, for 6 hours which you incurred including your hour trip to Home Depot, that's under $1,200 bucks basically. How about using indoor equipment in outdoor environment? To save on costs and people's live at risk if wiring caught fire from water. So many additional questions. You came back once more? Nope, lie. I checked everything? Yeah, at 10:50pm in pitch dark, I really did a thorough review. Smart guy here! Good to see you're alive, I tried to contact you several times to resolve, you never responded but you responded within minutes of this review. Great professional! Hire at your own risk!