Unfortunately I was forced into doing business with this company because of my warranty company, AHS. I've had a few unfavorable outcomes due to AHS. They seem to find the least experienced or skilled people around to contract. I assume because their bids are the cheapest. My dad always says You get what you pay for. Anyways, let me get to my story. Well, the electrician, Matt, was an hour and a half late. I'd just assumed he wasn't coming cause he only informed us an hour AFTER he was supposed to be there. Then when he gets in, he's rushing me as I try and explain why he is there. I am selling my home and the home inspector said there was a problem with the GFCI's in and outside the home. As I'm taking him around to each one, he's testing them out and they all are working. Apparently, he didn't like that. Was that my fault, noooo, but that didn't stop him from being extremely short with me, raising his voice and ACCUSING ME OF trying to get him to lie, more on that later. This, by the way, came out of no where. I guess he was having a bad day but that doesn't give you the right to be unprofessional and accuse the customer of trying to be deceptive. What happened was, he told me that the GFCI in the bathroom was not working and that the one in the garage was the only one I needed so I told him to fix the one in the bathroom. He kept asking if the inspector was from the city. I didn't know so I called my realtor. After he changed the GFCI he said to both of us that he would need a copy of the FULL inspection report, not just the portion that pertained to the electrical issues, which my realtor in her decade long experience has NEVER BEEN asked to do. He then said Well I'm not going to lie about this either. My realtor was APPALLED and disgusted that he would even make such an accusation! She then said immediately No one's asking you to lie. I honestly didn't even know where that came from. At that point I was just ready for him to GET OUT of my house. He then says that he didn't know he was going to have to bring the GFCI up to code! I had No idea he was going to remove it completely. How was I, a lay person, supposed to know that having more than one GFCI was a code violation! Anyways his whole attitude the whole time was one as if he was doing me a favor, he failed to realize I'm the customer, I pay him! Needless to say I will definitely let AHS know of this horrific experience! My advice, find someone else to fix your electrical issues. This was a total hassle!