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I had a light fixture to be replaced in my 17 ft vaulted ceiling. The crew did the job with no issues and their ladder didn't even scuff my floor. I appreciated their good-naturedness as well.

Cleaned my air ducts. I loved my technicians. Very polite, well mannered and respectful.

To put it briefly, My Electric Works are my electricians; the only ones I think I'll ever call if I can help it. When I first bought my house they did a wholesale update of the outdated panel and outlets throughout the house -- and it's worked perfectly since, including through the installation of solar panels by another contractor, who complemented MEW's work.

They have a well-oiled system in place for sending people out, letting you know who's coming and when, giving estimates and getting work done -- and they handle financing smoothly and easily.

Today was another great example; I have an attic fan I've never been able to figure out, and Brandon got up in the attic with me to figure out how to operate it, what it would cost should I choose to replace it, etc.

I also value that they're a big enough organization with experienced professionals that I'm never waiting to fit on somebody's schedules, or held up by somebody being out sick or unavailable; and their central office is staffed with equally capable people so calls are handled effectively and notes passed on so I don't have to repeat myself.

Want my opinion? If you're taking quotes on electric work, add them to the list; then remove everyone else.

They arrived on time answered all my questions and were very polite.

Another contractor that wasted my time. I had a lot of things I wanted to contract out to a handyman and these guys were the first to come out and take a look. I told them the scope of the project over the phone to make sure they could handle a larger project. They sent out an estimator and never gave me a quote back even after calling them several times over the course of a week. I'm not sure why contractors can't be upfront and say they're not interested in a larger project when they can take a bunch of smaller easier ones. I'd be fine with that, I'm not fine with people wasting my time and not being up-front.

I signed the contract for a whole house backup generator on August 16, 2022. Every step of the process was more difficult than it needed to be. I had to call for updates as almost nothing was ever communicated to me. I had to pester them to schedule things. After much legwork on my part, the generator was finally installed in late February. As of this writing (May 25, 2023), my generator still does not work, even though it's been paid in full. The techs tested it, but every time we have an actual power outage, it does absolutely nothing. I work from home and the main idea behind getting the generator is that it would protect me from the occasional power outages that happen in the country. So, instead of actually being able to do my job, I have to call to have someone come out and that normally ends with promises that they will come back and fix it later because they cannot correct whatever is wrong with the generator this time. And then burn vacation time because I am physically incapable of doing my work. To say I am frustrated and disappointed is a massive understatement.