The Amp Electric Team installed four ceiling lights and one ceiling fan for us on 7/8/26. They…read morewere courteous, professional and efficient. Their quote was fair and they delivered value. We are very happy with their work, and we will use them again. I am confident in recommending them.

These guys were awesome. I needed a junction box behind my old double wall oven moved so that the…read morenew oven would fit. The thing is super heavy and they were able to take it out and do what they needed to do. All in all, they did an awesome job and I would totally recommend AMP Electric.

I was referred by all seasons electric. I sent a message and got one reply. Subsequently sent three…read moremore messages and never got a reply. My electric was out for 43 internet subscribers. Very poor service

Working with Scott was a completely pleasant experience, especially from out of state…read more Scott is responsive, thorough, trustworthy and does phenomenal work. We had him install several ceiling fans and a set of pendant lights in a new build in the 80108 and it all went super well. Scott's prices were exceptionally reasonable for the work performed and I really appreciated the progress photos and project updates. I also appreciate his support in checking out and repairing one of the pendants that went a bit wonky after installation. Highly recommended for great work with a guy who honors his commitments and does great work for a reasonable rate... Thank you, Scott!!!

Our company has worked with Webb Electric for the past year, via our property manager…read more We've worked with Webb a couple of times in the past year and have been extremely pleased. Prompt, efficient, and excellent customer service. Highly recommended.

They only do estimates over the phone so expect to pay 2-4x more than the quote. It's also not 2…read moreelectricians that come like I was told, it's one electrician and an apprentice who admitted to us that he was brand new and didn't know anything. So really you're paying $185 an hour for one electrician and an assistant. Big difference. They'll get you in with their seemingly low price. The owner told me it would take an hour. I understand it taking maybe 2 hours, but 4 hours for 2 outlets is unacceptable. This company just has no idea how to manage customer expectations. I specifically told them that the basement was unfinished for adding the wiring to the new outlet but when the electrician arrived he said he didn't have the right tool to do that. So he wasted time trying another route through the studs but found ducting that he could have seen if he had checked out the basement beforehand. Yes, it was visible from the basement but he didn't even bother to look before starting so he cut unnecessary holes in our wall and wasted a ton of time. There was no foresight or planning with this company. He ended up having to run to Home Depot to get the tool and go through the basement like I originally told them. Then the owner threatened to charge me for the tool when I called to discuss the invoice and the wasted time, and he also tried to guilt trip me about wanting the electrician"s" to work for free. You'd think you could trust a professional to know what they're doing but with this company you have to fully determine and plan everything ahead of time because they won't. I should have heeded the warning of another reviewer that the owner is argumentative but I gave him the benefit of the doubt. Lastly, they also left insulation on the basement floor without putting it back and the cleanup was sub-par. Still had to sweep and mop after they left. I will say the guys that came to do the work were friendly and the actual electrician seemed knowledgeable. That's about it. Update after owner's comment: He is putting words in my mouth. He never offered to come out, just immediately gave me the quote of one hour when I explained what I needed. I never said it was a few inches, I told him it was a 90 degree turn on the wall a couple feet over. There was ducting--see attached pictures. It is visible from the basement. I wish I had inspected that sooner but of course I trusted the technician to know what to look for and make the appropriate action plan. Once again, I did not ask for free work but wanted an adjustment for the wasted time and all he offered was $50. To reiterate, 2 outlets were more than $800 which is over 4x more than I was quoted even after his discount. It's hard to talk to him on the phone though because he just kept putting words in my mouth and guilt tripping me (as you can see from his response as well). I never specified an amount, I just simply asked if he could work with me on the invoice since so much time had been wasted that they could have easily avoided had they checked out the basement like I told them. He also never gave a quote on material so that extra on the invoice was a surprise as well. When they ran into the issues, they said they were going to get it all taken care of so what did he expect me to do? Ask them leave with the place a mess and the wall left gaping open and nothing actually accomplished? My problem is that they could have so easily inspected the basement, realized their plan wouldn't have worked and done it correctly from the beginning. I was only asking a reduction for the wasted time. And if they had a vacuum to clean, they certainly didn't use it. Let his response be an indicator of how he conducts his business. He's twisting the story, putting words in my mouth, belittling me and astonishingly sent a personal message antagonizing me.

R&A Enterprises of Denver replaced a 30amp switch in my braker box with a 50amp switch and replaced…read morethe improper wire with the correct one. Rick the manager was very helpful and respectful, making a difficult situation in replacing outdated 50yo wiring easier to navigate. Service technician Brock and his apprentice are very knowledgeable as well as honest, they were a pleasure to deal with.

I never actually had any work performed by R&A, but somehow the customer service experience still…read moremanaged to short-circuit itself. I submitted a Yelp project to get a quote on installing a smart thermostat. Rick called me immediately and told me he was driving, so if I texted him my name and address, he'd get back to me in about 40 minutes with a quote. Sounds reasonable. So I texted him. And waited. And waited some more. After more than two hours of radio silence, I sent a simple "Hello?" Suddenly, Rick called me back sounding like I'd just sent him 47 texts, hired a private investigator, and filed a missing persons report. "Umm... I got your message. I'm going to have someone call you with a quote." Great. That's literally all you had to text me two hours earlier. Eventually someone called and quoted me $259 to install a thermostat. Not exactly a Yelp special, but fine. We scheduled the appointment for 10:00 a.m., and I rearranged my schedule to make it work. A few days later, Rick left me a voicemail asking if they could move my appointment to 9:00 a.m. instead. He specifically said to call or text him back. So I texted him back. Can you guess what happened next? If you guessed "absolutely nothing," congratulations, you've worked with R&A before. I explained that I couldn't do 9:00 because I had another appointment at 9:15 and had already moved things around for the original time. No response. Not a yes. Not a no. Not a "See you at 10." Not even a thumbs-up emoji. At this point, I wasn't sure if they were coming at 9:00, 10:00, or sometime during the next presidential administration. So I canceled. The funniest part? The second I canceled and pointed out that this was now the second communication failure, Rick magically responded almost immediately: "Okay. Sorry for the poor communication on our end." Amazing. The fastest response of our entire relationship happened after they lost the job. If their electricians communicate with each other the way they communicate with customers, I hope they don't work on anything that requires wires to connect.

The technicians did an outstanding job replacing my kitchen light fixtures. They cleaned up after…read morethe work was completed. They complimented the new LED light fixtures and shared that replacing them was easy. This is the second time we had them do electrical work and we would recommend them to anyone needing it.

I am a homeowner of a manufactured home in the Arvada area. Unfortunately my house lost half of its…read morepower. I have had three electricians come out and take a look at the home. They have charged a range of $49-$100 to come and address the issue. One electrician said it was a dead leg, another said all we needed to do was jump start it. Anyways, I was trying to get a rough estimate, however Jeremy made me feel really uncomfortable. He wanted to know my relationship status, which had nothing to do with my issue, and then he wanted to give me a 50% off because he didn't want his wife to know about the questions he was asking. I don't think he was very professional. I wanted to speak to the owner regarding this situation.

Even though most "Emergency Electricians" advertise 24 hour service, this was the only company to…read morecome out late one evening to replace my worn out breaker. Alonso was prompt, friendly, and incredibly helpful in our time of need. Yes, we did have to pay "emergency" pricing, but I will call on these wonderful folks for all my electricity needs in the future! Thank you!

I am bummed to have to update this review, but our experience with Flower Electric has gone a bit…read moredownhill. We had them come out last week to install two ceiling fixtures and run electrical to both. We were quoted 2 hours and notified that their pricing had increased to a $250 flat fee for the first hour (previously $160), then $160 per hour thereafter. Pricier than before, but we decided to move forward since we were told it should only take two hours. It ended up taking 3 hours and 15 minutes, and we were charged a full 4 hours. When we got our bill, it was much higher than expected and lacked a cost breakdown, so we called to clarify. It was then that we learned the price per hour after the first hour was actually $195, and we didn't have anything in writing for the original quote, so we couldn't push back. Our bill was adjusted down by about $200 due to administrative errors, but overall we spent twice as much as we expected to pay. I understand that prices increase, especially in today's economy, but between such a price jump ($125 more in just the first two hours of service) and being misquoted for how long it would take, we unfortunately will not be moving forward with Flowers Electric.

he arrived on time and was very efficient and quick in his work. when I need a electricia, I will…read morego to him. his price was fair and not like most money hungry electrical contractor. thanks Glen.

Extremely happy with their services. Very trustworthy and honest impeccable work! I recommend them…read morehighly.

Justin inspected the main line, gave a thorough summary of the issues, pros and cons on ways to…read morehelp/correct the issues, and recommendations on how best to move forward with the work that needs done. He was punctual and personable!

Unprofessional, disorganized management - Left job unfinished after weeks of no-shows and excuses…read more Review: I hired this company for an electrical project and paid for the work upfront. While the initial rough-in work was done well, the management and office communication since then has been an absolute disaster. I have been trying for three weeks to get them to finish the final trim and fixture installation: Week 1 & 2: I was repeatedly promised the technician would call me to schedule. I was completely ignored both weeks. Week 3: I finally got them to schedule a day. I received numerous text/email confirmations, took time off to be home, and nobody showed up. When I called for an update, the office admitted they never actually dispatched anyone and failed to tell me. This Week: They rescheduled the original technician for Thursday. On Wednesday, they called to say he had been in an accident and rescheduled him for Friday instead. On Friday morning, they called to cancel again, stating the technician couldn't make it due to the accident. Why did management schedule an injured employee for active field duty without checking his condition, rather than simply sending a different electrician to finish the job? My project is completely stalled, the wires are sitting exposed, and I have paid 100% upfront for labor and fixtures. I asked to speak directly with a manager to settle this, but my request was ignored. I have deep sympathy for the injured technician, but this company's administrative staff is completely incompetent, dishonest about dispatching, and uncommunicative. Avoid this company if you value your time.