Best Emergency Power Systems in San Francisco CA

I called Eddie in a panic because my outlets blew out and nothing I did worked. He walked me through a few different options for how to fix it but nothing worked. Before heading over, he called me one more time to double check and walking through it one more time, the power came back on. I was so thankful that he was willing to help me over the phone for free! He is now my go-to electrician.

I hired Sergio based on a on NextDoor recommendation. He is a state licensed electrician who has previously done work for contractors. He came out the same day to give an estimate and was able to do the work the next day. His rates are reasonable and he uses high quality materials. I was very happy with the work that was done. Our bathroom socket is finally up to code with a GFCI circuit. Thanks Sergio!

The process was very smooth and fast. We communicated via text and over the phone. The installation was scheduled 3 days after I approved the quote online. I will definitely use them again for future electrical work!

Its always a little scary hiring people to do work on your house and putting so much trust into them. Honestly, this company was so prompt and responsive that it gave me a lot of confidence to work with them. The guys who came out were really friendly and knowledgable. We actually needed Comcast to come over afterward to help fix our internet and the Comcast guy said that he's seen some really bad electrical work in the past and that the job Momentum Electrical did was really well done. We had a great experience. We'll definitely be reaching out again in a couple weeks when we want to install our chandelier!

Pete and company are simply the best -- great communication and prices were fair for the services. I have had nothing but positive experiences with them and will continue to utilize them in the future.

I called Urban Energy after experiencing power outages caused by an unwanted rodent. Turns out mice are a big fan of electrical wiring!!!

Being a bit of a D.I.Y enthusiast, I decided to try and carry out the work myself. Awful idea, and I ended up getting an unmerciful electrical shock for my troubles. Reluctantly, I decided it might be time to get a proper electrician. (Well my wife decided really.)

We called Fergal on the Thursday evening, and he arranged a time that suited us on the Saturday morning. In addition to the wiring job, he gave us a free estimate for an electrical dryer plug and the cost of installing a new kitchen fan.

When he was finished he explained why the mice chew on wires (they use the PVC to sharpen their teeth) and what we can do to prevent future incidents (ultrasonic units).

With my new-found electrical knowledge, maybe I’ll be more successful with my future endeavors (unlikely though, knowing my wife). But if not, at least I have a new genuinely trustworthy electrician.

Fast response and quick service. Fixed the fire alarm issues.

Never showed up.... first time they said there was a work emergency, then he was going on vacation, so he was going to send one of his guys out. He scheduled another walkthrough and... he never showed up. I called and texted him to see what happened, he said he emailed me. Turns out they never had our email so lied about that, then even though confirmed via text and they never showed up he called me rude for being hesitant about rescheduling a third time. So I had to leave this review. Unfortunate.

Chris Murtagh and Paganini Electric were professional, proactive, reliable, and effective throughout our office build out project during this most difficult time of the pandemic. Even with arduous safety protocols surrounding work during COVID, Chris and staff made the transition smoothly and were flexible throughout; offering candid suggestions for our best interests. The final product was superb and we've had no electrical issues nor do we expect any. Thank you, Chris, and team at Paganini. It was a pleasure working with you on our firm's new home and appreciate your thoughtfulness throughout the length of the project.

Workers find it OK to discard lit cigarettes into storm drains.

I was walking at 1st St and Howard St in San Francisco and a CBF driver nearly hit me walking when I had a walk sign on a crosswalk. He paused as if to let me go and then he started driving again and almost hit me a second time. He had strawberry blondish hair, glasses and a mustache and was wearing a hat. When I looked him in the eyes as he almost ran me over, he showed no sign of remorse and looked straight through me. Please address driving safety with your employees because this could have had a different outcome if I wasn’t paying attention. He was driving pretty fast.

Called them twice , got ignored totally .