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We had Greg come out today to install some new outdoor lights for us and fix an inside electric problem. Greg was on time, very professional and very personable. If we need anymore electrical work in the future, we will be asking for Greg.

We utilized COCPS for electrical and other projects. This company was very reasonably priced and did a fantastic job! Customer service was very helpful and the jobs were completed within budget and in an efficient time frame.

came out shortly after I called, provided me alternatives for the installation of the outdoor lights, and completed everything in one day. swift, simple, and reasonable pricing for the work. They are really direct and honest, therefore I strongly advise testing them first.

Very professional company. Understands the customers needs. Nice to do business with. Thank you.

If you need a upfront ,confident and knowledgeable Electrician I recommend js Turner electric for your electricity issues . I feel more confident knowing they have addressed all issues. And assisting me with my remodeling projects. Always timely and on task . Thanks Turner for bringing things to light.

Jesse was very thorough in looking at our porch steps that needed replaced. He found a non-slip type wood and got the work done quickly and efficiently. Jesse is personable and took the time to listen to what we wanted. The new stairs look great! I encourage you to turn to Jesse for your Home Repair needs. We are Happy and Delighted with the service Jesse provided!

Jim's lack of communication was unprofessional. I waited weeks for a quote that was promised. I had to reschedule my hot tub delivery and couldn't get my concrete poured because I wasted 3 weeks for Jim, he finally told me he didn't have time to do the job. He could've told me that weeks ago, considering I followed up with him numerous of times. I don't know why Scioto even recommend him. Please do yourself a favor and find a reputable company, because Bach Electric and Jim are TRASH.

We had a pool pump that was not working. The tech came out to diagnose the motor issue. He did some testing and determined it was a bad capacitor. A month later I get a call from the tech saying that the new part is not working and advised me to take the motor in to get tested.
Isn’t this what I am paying you guys for? To diagnose and repair the motor issue? When you first arrived, you should have just told me to take the motor to someone who can actually test it and fix it, instead of charging me while you misdiagnosed it. I then get a bill for $172.08!
I feel very ripped off and thus compelled to tell my story.