Best Installing New Outlets in Phoenix AZ

I had these guys out to do a couple small jobs in my house and they did a great job. When it came time to wire my new garage Kevin, Cory and Barry were the guys for the job. Kevin and Cory had done the previous work in the house and Barry was the new addition to the team. They installed a panel and wired the whole garage for lights, switches and outlets. It was a neat, clean installation and the guys were great. I will have them back for future work.

The new electric box works well... other than that, nothing else from the job I commissioned this company to do was done.
I was told I didn't need to replace the 30year old switches and outlets, by the team that came out, mainly so they wouldn't have to do more work. It then took over a month to get a refund for that portion of the job that wasn't done...
Now almost a year later, they say I owe them more money?!?

I'd recommend almost any other company in the valley.

The Barone team was excellent. It always pays to go with a company that's big enough to get the job done in a timely and reliable fashion but small enough to care.

We had Ryan and Rhett come switch out a new chandelier for us. They were the nicest guys, efficient and friendly. Highly highly recommend and would 100% use them again!

Rick used to be a great electrician and I recommended him to many people. He has done a lot of work at my house over the years but that has sadly come to an end. There's no doubt that he's a great electrician who can do things that other guys can't. But I had him scheduled to do work at my house and told him while he's here, I'd like to hang some white string lights on my pergola. A couple days before the appointment, I texted him to confirm and he tells me the lights for the pergola were $500. What?? He told me he ordered the lights, it was $500, and he can't return them. That's when we parted ways. I never heard of white string lights that cost $500, but MORE Importantly, I think before you order something that cost $500 and CAN'T be returned, you should verify it with the customer. I don't know of a single tradesman who wouldn't send a picture with the price on something that costs $500. It's too bad because he's a great electrician.