So I wanted to take the time to actually say that this company is amazing, you called them and they…read moreshow up, their professional they're clean, Eric the owner. He is an awesome person. very understanding, very professional, and very detail oriented. His team that he has They do phenomenal work. All the members are very professional, respectful, and hard work. I just had them installed all my light throughout the house, installed a water heater, fix all the electrical wiring for our water pump house.etc... The quote that we got from other electrical companies were outrageous and unnecessary. I felt like everybody wanted to make their whole month and just one project. Shocking electrical solutions was very well priced and very fair not only that they make sure that they explained everything that was going on. I recommend them hands down, for sure I will be using them again.

Had an EV charger installed (Grizzl-E dual) for a new Ford Mach-E. Decent quote. Good value but not…read morethe lowest. They came recommended as they did an EV charger for a co-worker recently. They needed to run from a basement breaker box up to the garage. Quote was fast. Schedule was easy to set up and timing was just a few days. They arrived exactly as scheduled with a call before. 2 man electrician team completed it in about 3 hours. They cleaned up after themselves. Overall they did great. Highly recommend.

This is a small family business that does solid work with good pricing. I just had them install a…read more60amp charger in my garage for a vehicle. The owner did a thorough estimate, in detail. The install delivered exactly what we had discussed, on time, with no surprises. A competing quote was almost double what I paid, and had specified plastic instead of metal conduit. I recommend them.

I have been working with Glass Electric for over 20 years. They are a reliable honest company that…read moredoes what they say they're going to do, shows up when they say they will, and does it for a fair price. Most importantly, they do top quality work. I definitely recommend them.

WAY overpriced. Not sure if it's because I'm a woman or some other reason…read more First visit: I received a call from Kris who said he would be at my house at 3PM. He arrived at 4PM. He converted some 2 prong outlets to 3 prong outlets. Work was completed as requested and cost was reasonable. Gave an excuse for being late that I only half believed. Second visit: Kris replaced a low-voltage transformer, which he acquired, for my landscape lights. Total cost was $300. While here, we discussed replacing the actual lights hooked up to to the transformer as a few were out. He said he'd get back to me. I had thought that the transformer likely cost $150-ish so the total, $300 parts & labor, was high, but I didn't say anything. I found out later that the transformer, a Home Depot brand, was only about $75. The work took maybe an hour and a half, so $225 for the labor?? I don't know anyone on an hourly wage that gets over $100 per hour. The average hourly rate for an electrician in GA according to multiple online sources is between $24.92-$38.11. I received a text from Kris about a week later saying he had the landscape lights we discussed and could come the next week to install them. The cost would be $500. These are basically plug & play lights and it would probably take about an hour to complete the work. I looked online and found the lights cost a total of $150. That means he was going to charge me $350 for labor. When I texted back for the break down, he claimed the lights were $200 and the labor would be $300. I replied back: So I went online. I can get the lights for $150. And $300 for maybe an hour of labor is ridiculous. I'll pass. His reply: Okay, that's why I suggested you can change them out yourself to save money. I can't show up at your house for free. I have a business to run not a charity. I never asked him to do the work for free and if he didn't want to do it in the first place he could have just said so. Instead, he decided he would attempt to charge me a ridiculous amount of money. I would not hire him again and would not recommend him.

Kris was awesome , phenomenal job great. He came at the time agreed upon and got right to work . We…read morehad a light installed in the shower area. I have a lot more projects for him to do . Felt very comfortable with the entire process.

Circuit breaker tripped and would not reset. He tracked it down in no time to a faulty outdoor…read moreoutlet and replaced it immediately without having to make a run to the store. He let me know what he was doing the whole time and charged me a fair price. I would highly recommend Ranger Electric. They've been in business for a long time, know what they are doing and can be trusted. Therefore, they can do it right the first time.

Ranger Electric was on time & was able to get our dryer working again promptly. The circuit…read morebreaker went bad and he replaced it, after thoroughly checking for other possible wire problems. This last part was important since there could be other problems besides just a faulty circuit breaker that could potentially cause a fire, like a worn wire. He checked for those things and fortunately it was just a circuit breaker that was broken. His prices were reasonable and he is a friendly person. I highly recommend Ranger Electric.

The highlight: $800 saved with 5-minutes of work--maybe 10-minutes at the most…read more The long story... We moved our washer and dryer from our main floor to our basement floor, converting a washing room to a pantry for additional storage and repurposing some unused space in the basement. Win, win! Wife is happy, and things are totally worth it! Well to my dismay, the 240VAC outlet that existed in the basement was no longer connected (the joys of having a house made in '81). Knowing that the ceiling is largely accessible, the outlet is still very intact, and remembering a discussion with an electrician a couple of years ago that, "Hey, there's an additional 240 breaker here, and we could reuse that for your new HVAC unit," I assumed the work wouldn't be too difficult to hook up the new wire. But this discovery of an unfunctioning receptacle is on a Sunday. And I'm starting to feel congested because of sinuses. And I have to fly to California on Monday. And I still have to work out the presentation details before Monday, so I don't really have any more time on Sunday. So I say, "Let's call an electrician. Once they come out and give an estimate, if it's any less than $300, it's reasonable, and you should give them the thumbs up. They can just do the work while they're here." My reasoning: Time to drive to the house and do the work: $150. Maybe having to run a new wire all of like 25' - $100. Total: $250 + some buffer = $300. And whatever, the issue will be handled. We call Noor Electrical Services, which Google says is local, and the guy is SUPER responsive--answers on a Sunday, friendly guy, and he says he can come out on Wednesday. Awesome! Fast forward: I fly out to Cali. Wednesday comes; guy comes out; and I get a text that the work order is ready. They even emailed me a work order that linked to my specific job -- how awesome of technology is that! I quickly look at the work order--excited by the use of technology and these guys' professionalism--but then I see the quote for $849.16, "NM B 240V Circuit, First 50 Feet". To say I chuckled was an understatement. I immediately declined the work order, expecting some reply if it was declined but unable to step out of the presentation in front of numerous agents. Travel ends; I return home, open the panel, remove the dead front, and I see the previously ran wires. I flip the breaker, disconnect the run that is no longer being used, connect the old run, and flip the breaker back on. Voila! Power. If you are a professional that is good at what you do, you should get paid for your worth. However, if it doesn't occur that you should open the dead front and see if the wires are already ran, maybe ring them out ahead of time if you're unsure, you're not worth an expensive quote. Similarly, if you know what you're doing, and you know that the work is going to be 10-minutes of work because you did look behind the dead front... Why wouldn't you quote that work, get paid, and save yourself a trip back out to the site? Pictures of the panel and panel schedule, description that the wires may already be ran--these are things I provided ahead of leaving just to be as transparent as possible. At the end of the day, knowledge can clearly save you a lot of money, and I hope that I can find a local electrician that's worth their salt so that when I don't feel like doing the work myself and have the cash to spend, I can pay someone what they're worth. I see the other reviews; I know how friendly the guys were, and maybe this was a one-off, but in retrospect, this one fell flat and was disappointing. I would give 1 star, but the responsiveness and technology were awesome. I can't give more than two stars because the communication fell down at the end, and the quote is unreal.

So professional, so efficient and so kind!…read more On Friday night, a short blew out a receptacle, which took out about half the power in our house--very serious, since we work from home. Because of the smoke, we called the fire department; they advised us to call an electrician. We called a big name that night and never heard back. Saturday morning, I called Noor because of its high rating and promise of 24/7 coverage. They took the order, sent out Mohammed, who gave us a quote. He didn't try to upsell--in fact, he described the cheapest option first. Sunday night, he made the repairs. We will definitely be using them again!

Very seldom do I write reviews, but I felt compelled to share my experience with Kool Runnings…read moreElectric. The owner was prompt, courteous, extremely knowledgeable and very personable. I initially contacted him to install a chandelier and ceiling fan, but I quickly realized he could handle more of my complicated electrical needs, he is a CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN. I have used the larger companies and paid twice as much for the service and many are not certified. I highly recommend Kool Runnings Electrical. He's is now my go to electrician.

I had an excellent experience with Kool Runnings Electric. He did amazing electrical work and was…read morevery professional, respectful, and efficient from start to finish. Everything was completed quickly and done right the first time. I really appreciate the quality of his work and would highly recommend Kool Runnings Electric to anyone needing reliable electrical services. The quality of work for the price was outstanding and truly great value, which is hard to find these days.

I had some lights that needed to be removed and new ones put up in there place. They were a little…read morelate for the appointment but they called and let me know. They were respectful and did a good job. They even cleaned up after they finished and took the trash out and vacuumed the floor. I would tell anyone to use them. Daniel C

Like any electrician they are not cheap! Kind of like Doctors. However, Troy is honest and his…read moreprices are fair from what is out there. He came and switched out my electrical panels and did it for a good price which I could not find anyone to do it for that price I had paid. Sorry I can't disclose what I actually did pay but the thing about Troy is once you hire him you will never have another electrical problem again.

I highly recommend Jeff with Jett Electric. He came out…read morequickly and repaired the wiring in my sun room where a lamp had apparently caught on fire at the outlet. (Luckily it had put itself out. I happened to notice the burn mark going up the wall). He made sure the wiring and the other receptacle was safe as well. And as a bonus.... He also fixed my lamp :-) He charged less than the other quotes I had gotten and I felt very confident in his many years experience. I will not hesitate to call him in the future, and I highly recommend their work to anyone in need of an electrician.