Best Power Supply in Oklahoma City OK

I can't speak HIGHLY enough about this company. I needed a simple job done: we're re-doing our kitchen and needed the outlet for the stove moved. I called more than a handful of electricians and had them come out to give me an estimate. Every single one of them was priced higher than Passion Electric by $100-$200. My man Shevon came out and completed the install in 45 minutes. Great people, great customer service, and I now have a lifetime electrician. Not a single complaint.

Grider Electric upgraded my 100 AMP service panel to a 200 AMP panel. They were cost effective, on-time , courteous, and competent! Nuff said... I am having them back out to do a few more projects as soon as the weather permits...

Thanks to Stefan and Tucker of Blue Sky Electric for an excellent job installing LED under cabinet lights in our kitchen! Well done.

Literally called 10 other services prior using them. Very responsive service. They came same day and were able to fix additional problems in the process. Would definitely recommend. The electrician they sent sent out(Barry) was very knowledgeable and helpful. Will definitely use again in the future.

Reasonable service and cost.

FSLLC does great work! Knowledgeable team that tells it to you straight and follows through on what they say they will.

They charge 75$ for an estimate which is completely fine with me. A contractors time is valuable and they should be compensated accordingly, even for just an estimate. I scheduled an appointment with them to come out and give me an estimate for a large amount of work at my personal residence. A few hours before they were supposed to come out, I called their office and spoke with their office manager and asked them if the estimate would be a thorough estimate. What I mean by that is, will they break down the estimate and give me the cost of each part of the job (for example, to install outlets will cost x amount of dollars times total amount of outlets to be installed = x amount of dollars) vs just giving me one big lump sum number for all the work with no breakdown. If I am paying 75$ for an estimate, I want it to be thorough. The office manager was not sure so I asked if I could get an estimate from any previous jobs they have done before (with any personal information removed or redacted) to give me an idea of what their estimates look like. She told me she didn't know how to do that and kept going on and on about how they include pictures with their estimates as if that was sufficient, but that did not answer my question so I asked her to contact an electrician. The electrician contacts me several minutes later and told me they were not going to come out and give me an estimate anymore because I didn't want to pay for an estimate. Which was completely false. I am totally okay with paying for an estimate, I just want to know whether it will be thorough. The electrician didn't even ask me to clarify or anything just told me they were not coming out anymore. I guess the office manager I spoke with told the electrician something different than I what I had said. Miscommunication happens but before doing something rash, maybe try clarifying with the potential customer first.