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I recently purchased a dated condo and contacted Point Loma Electric on Yelp to see if they could help with some issues that came up during home inspection. Within hours I received a response, and one phone call later I had an appointment for inspection and estimate set up. Two days later, the electrician (Charlie) arrived on time to inspect and give estimate.Charlie was able to inspect my electrical panel which needs replacement and outlet switches that were upside-down. He was able to provide an estimate on the spot for repairs. I always get several quotes before getting work done and the quote I received from Point Loma Electric was in-line with others. Given the great reviews online I decided to go forward with correcting the upside-down switches and the three way switch that was not wired correctly.I was impressed with Charlie's level of knowledge on issues I had questions about and pride he took in his work. I feel like when he left I had a much better understanding of the electrical panel issue and how it needed to be corrected. I will most likely go with this company when I decide to get my panel replaced.I'm working with other companies on plumbing issues and installing new flooring. It seems like everyone takes forever to respond, let alone quote or do work for a reasonable cost. I was impressed that Point Loma Electric seemed to be on the ball with everything. From the moment I requested a quote to the moment I ended the customer-satisfaction call after Charlie left, I was impressed. I will use this company again in the future when I need electrical work done.

They were pleasant and responsive from the initial phone call and were able to schedule us the next day. The repair person was easy to talk to and was thankful for the troubleshooting I’d already done, which let him skip about 1/2 hour of startup work. He had all the parts and tools on hand and had us up in running in no time. The fee was appropriate and we’ll worth it. Highly recommended.

Anthony was very helpful in diagnosing and fixing a furnace problem (bad circuit board) and also gave me some insight on another (unrelated) furnace issue.The second issue had to do w/ an odd smell that would occur when the upstairs furnace was activated. I couldn't trace where it was coming from (the vents were clean, filters clean, furnace itself was clean, and the smell didn't seem to originate within the ducting).Anyway, Anthony pointed out there is a drain line connected to a bathroom sink and it turns out the smell was originating from a dirty drain plug within the sink drain. Once I disconnected the furnace/AC drain line from the sink, the smell went away. I'm also replacing the drain and will reconnect the furnace line to make sure it truly resolved the issue.Thank you!