They have been our electricians for 31 years!!!! Tom and…read moreAnthony and their employees respond immediately and always get the work done in a timely fashion. They are careful and also leave the work area spotless.

The best in the area. Couldn't be nicer or more responsive. Complete professional and beautiful…read morework. I won't call anyone else for our electrical needs!

Very happy with Fralley Electricians. Tyler came to our home and as we requested replaced all our…read moresmoke detectors with new detectors that have a ten year battery life. Two of the detectors also cover carbon monoxide. He was pleasant, easy to communicate with and efficient in his work. We feel this gives us peace of mind and security having this job completed.

Fralley Electric is a very professional service. The electricians, Rusty and Tyler are very…read moreknowledgeable and do a great job! Their team of assistants are very helpful too. Fralley installed all of the new lighting in my kitchen renovation, put in the generator and outdoor lighting. I have called upon Fralley over 50 times and have never been disappointed.

Casey is a top notch electrician, with his experience on display providing an elegant solution for…read moremy electrical repair . Highly recommend!!!

DO NOT pay this man any money up front. He came to my home to give me a quote to run an electrical…read moreline from the basement to the attic to supply electricity to an OUTLET. He said the job would take 5 hours and he would have to break the wall in my dining room to run the line which would cost $1350 plus an initial $175 consultation fee and said 1/2 the funds were due upfront so I paid him $700. Upon consultation, he noted there was an electrical box already sitting 2ft from the outlet and said if I can run a line from this box to the outlet I will only charge $175 consultation fee since there's not much work involved. He returned with a worker and was able to connect to the box next to the outlet, it took him a little over an hour to TRACE the line from the basement to the box, without have to break walls and run a hard line from the basement. He then charged me $905 and ended up requesting an I became upset. This is not what he promise. I asked him for a breakdown of what he's charging for, he said he charges for a minimum of 2.5 hours plus he needed an extra man (which he also charged for) for the job so the work was shared and both of them had to be paid and he's charging for materials?!?? There were no materials involved except that he relaxed the sockets. I did not pay him the extra $205 because to run a simple electrical line from a nearby box to an outlet does not cost $700! DO NOT pay the contractors any monies upfront. If they are legit and have a business, they should have the funds to cover the job and collect after the work is finished.

Excellent service from start to finish. Very responsive, reliable, and professional. The work was…read moredone quickly and with great attention to detail. Highly recommend for any electrical work.

We had a GFCI outlet in the kitchen that tripped every time the toaster was on. Called them in the…read moremorning, someone was there by afternoon. Turned out to be a loose wire in the junction box took maybe twenty minutes to fix once he found it.

Nexgen Electric installed our lamppost 140 feet from our home…read moreand had to dig a trench 18 inches deep for that entire length. The soil where they were working is very rocky and took a lot of digging. Joe and Mark did a fine job and were a pleasure to do business with. I will be using them again . Highly recommend.

Losing one star for keeping me hanging on waiting for an appt that never happened. Asked weeks for…read moreone and kept getting told he would do it. Had to call someone else for work that he originally done that needed a repair. His work is amazing but i really felt neglected. Sorry, Joe.

Don is my electrician. After doing my research and seeing all of the positive reviews, I asked Don…read moreto come by and quote me for a few projects around my house back in 2020. He was consultative, clear, transparent and what I believed to be, fair with his pricing. Being the relationship-focused business owner that he is, he's worked on multiple projects since.

An outlet overheated last night and shorted another outlet with it. After hearing a pop and a…read moreburning smell, I knew I would need an electrician. I really appreciated that Donald got back to my quote request last night within 20 minutes and scheduled a time to come the very next morning. Communication was great and he and his teammate arrived on time. The consultation was free and the work was very reasonably priced. I also really appreciate that they made themselves available to come out before another job this morning. And both of them were incredibly friendly and safe, wearing masks while doing the repair. Both shorted outlets were diagnosed and repaired in roughly 30 minutes. Amazing! I'll definitely be calling him again for more electrical work in the future. Thank you so much again Donald!

Peter & Ethan work very well together and work clean, fast and comfortably…read more Had them install few new outlets above a fireplace & on another room's wall to accommodate new large screen TVs. I will look for projects to bring them back!! Good choice to use these guys...very professional, thorough, skilled, respectful of the home and dog, too + they work very clean and efficiently. They had everything needed in hand, right tools in hand...thank you First Class...made me look smarter than I am!

Their name says it all. From their front office to their electrician, Ethan, I couldn't be more…read moreimpressed. It is a "First Class" company. Martha S.

DO NOT USE MDL Electric Cooling & Heating…read more I do not recommend this company and strongly advise against using them for any HVAC services. I contacted MDL Electric Cooling & Heating on a Friday because my Goodman air compressor stopped working during a heat wave. The owner explained that there would be a $125 diagnostic fee, which I agreed to. A young technician arrived and pulled the 240-volt circuit breaker on the compressor's fuse box. He explained that one of the fuses was dead and further mentioned that the capacitor was a "cheap one" that should probably be replaced as well. He later returned, said he replaced the capacitor and one bad fuse, had me turn on the thermostat, and proclaimed that the unit was fixed. He called his boss, handed me the phone, and I was told the total cost would be $425, payable via Venmo. I explained that the technician had only been at my house for one hour in total, and that even a high-end capacitor costs about $50, with a two-pack of 20-amp fuses costing around $20 at Home Depot. He responded by saying I was paying for the technician's travel time to pick up the parts. I reluctantly paid the $425 via Venmo. About three hours later, around 6:00 PM, the compressor stopped working again. I called the owner and informed him. He said the technician was finishing another job nearby and would circle back in about an hour to see what the issue was. After waiting 3.5 hours, I called back at 9:30 PM and was told I would now have to wait until Monday morning. (Again, this all started on a Friday.) I went outside and pulled the circuit breaker, thinking the new fuse may have blown. To my surprise, the fuse slot was empty. This meant the technician took the dead fuse with him after the first visit, returned to install the new capacitor, but forgot to install a replacement fuse. This was a dangerous situation. My 240-volt motor was now running on 120 volts, and one leg of the circuit was left unprotected from a power surge or short circuit, creating a major fire hazard. I removed the remaining fuse and planned to go to Home Depot the next morning to purchase two new fuses. Upon inspecting the remaining fuse, I noticed it was not a time-delay fuse, as recommended by Goodman and commonly used in air compressors. My first thought was that the $125 diagnostic fee should have at least caught that. So, the HVAC tech had said he replaced the capacitor and one bad fuse, but in reality, only one incorrect fuse was present and the other was missing. The next morning, I purchased two 20-amp time-delay fuses at Home Depot, installed them, and the compressor fired up again. It ran fine for about 20 minutes but then stopped again. I reset the breaker, waited a bit, restarted the unit, and it fired up once more. This prompted further research online, where I learned that airflow issues in the furnace air handler could also cause these symptoms. I shut off the unit at the fuse box, removed the lower air handler panel, and discovered that the air filter was improperly installed. Instead of being inserted from the top by opening the small spring door, the installer had forced it in from the side, where it had become crumpled into a ball, blocked by nearby piping and wiring. This caused a significant airflow obstruction. I returned to Home Depot for a new filter and installed it properly. That was over a week ago, and the unit has been working perfectly ever since. On Monday morning, I called the owner back and told him about the missing fuse. I also questioned why I paid a $125 diagnostic fee when the technician simply checked a fuse and then forgot to install the new one. I also asked for an itemized invoice, which he had promised previously. He said he would speak with the technician and call me back. He also said he would send me the itemized invoice within the hour. I'm writing this four days later. He never called me back, nor did he send the invoice. I even called again to remind him, but still, no response. Do yourself a favor: hire a qualified HVAC company, one that is professional, provides proper documentation, communicates clearly, and stands by their work. At this point, I feel completely ripped off having paid $425 for a capacitor install, with no fuse replacement and no resolution of the actual issue. In the end, YouTube was more helpful than this company. When you say you're going to follow up after doing subpar work, leaving my unit at risk, and charging me for parts and labor you didn't actually deliver, the very least you can do is keep your word. DO NOT USE MDL Electric Cooling & Heating. UPDATE regarding not providing an invoice: Under the Consumer Fraud Act (N.J.S.A. 56:8), any home improvement contractor--including HVAC technicians, plumbers, and electricians--must be registered with the state and follow contractual disclosure rules, including providing an invoice when requested by the customer or if the project is $500 or more, or if the work requires a license.

I highly recommend MDL they fixed a complicated electrical problem with my wall unit air…read moreconditioners. Polite, caring knowledgeable. A plus plus service.