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Inflates labor charge, doesn't coordinate time with tenant well and charges 6 hours for dead time. This company changed some outlets and switches, handy man work since they claimed to be able to handle some easy task since they were already there. 8 hours to build 7 screens and 11 hours to install (1) interior door (5 hour and 6 hour charge). workmanship is very lacking, almost laughable. He removed "portion" of charge for Screens because the work was not acceptable and needs to be redone Originally charged over 4,100. He dropped it to 3,100. for above work (not including any electric work) charge includes home depot run, (Lowes and Home Depot is less than 10 minutes away from property address)
Did what they said they would in a timely manner..no bs. Happy with their service... ...........
Very professional and kept me informed on any progress and issues. Final work was what I needed and they were reasonable. I highly recommend and would use in the future.
Robert arrived right in time. He did excellent work. Highly recommend. Will use again
Outstanding work on adding an ethernet cable that allowed me to avoid a wireless connection and get a much faster and more stable connection for my gaming system. Great service, knowledge, and communication.
My computer was running at turtle speed. Josh ungraded my hard drive and added ram and now it's running quicker than it has in over 2 years . Totally recommend his services. It was done over the weekend, I was offered a loaner laptap and my frustrations over using this device are gone. Great job Josh!!
Local services snapshot for St. Peters: 7 active businesses, led by Electrical with 1 listings.
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Most significant electrical work — new circuits, panel upgrades, rewiring, and solar installations — requires a permit and inspection in most jurisdictions. A licensed electrician handles the permit process and schedules the inspection. Ask about permits before you book.
Common signs include breakers that trip often, adding major loads (EV charger, solar, heat pump, new kitchen), or still having a fuse box or a 100-amp panel. A licensed electrician can assess your panel and load capacity in a visit.
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