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Unfortunately I was very, very disappointed with my experience with this company. This job was excessively expensive and it was very problematic simply getting them to show up at all. This ended up being $1100 for a total of 2.5 hour worth of work. That was never quoted or made clear on the phone when booking.
I was on the very final leg of a basement lighting project that I finished almost entirely myself with the help of a private electrician. There was very little work that needed to be finished, very little. Two power receptacles, two wall sconces and my already pre-wired cable I did myself to be wired to a dimmer switch. That’s it. I called Wire Nut and explained the exact details of the final leg my basement lighting project needed, including light drywall repair and they said that was well within the scope of their work, so I booked them for the following weekend.
The date of my appointment came so I asked my wife to stay home from work and wait during their window of arrival. She waited the entirety of that window, nobody showed. I called 45 minutes after the window ended to see what was up and they said their technician was working on another job. Nobody called us to inform us they couldn’t make our reservation! They didn’t even apologize. That was workable, billable time my wife wasted away from work!
They said they’d wave the $79 visit fee if I re-scheduled the next week. I should have just walked away then, but after a months long project being so close to finished, I just wanted it done. So I booked the following week. They called me the night before my next scheduled visit to warn me their technician would be busy with his previous job and may not make it until mid day, instead of the schedule morning. They gave me the impression he might not show up at all...again. So I made them assure me someone, ANYONE would be at my house to finish the work they agreed they would finish weeks prior.
To his credit, the technician did his work and was respectful of my home. But he explained he could not finish the very minor drywall repairs left behind from the lighting project, which the person on the phone when I first called said was within their scope. So the project is STILL not finished and I need to hire a contractor to do work the guy on the phone said they could do. The technician then spent a pretty long time calculating the payment and gave me a number of $1300!!! When he presented the stiflingly high number for the very minimal work needed, I wasn’t going to argue with a guy when it’s the company’s fault for dishing out stringent, flat rate prices for barely any work.
I prewired the entire project myself, installed all the back cans and lighting units, had already bought all the parts, I simply needed a professional to wire two power receptacles and wire my pre-wire to a switch! $1300.
I told him I would put in the lights myself then, essentially screwing in light bulbs, to bring the number down to $1100, work that took me five minutes that they were about to charge me $200 to do.
Wire Nut was at my house for 2.5 hours and charged me $1100, that’s $440 per hour for wiring a dimmer switch and two receptacles.
My basement lighting project is still unfinished, I have to find another contractor to repair drywall Wire Nut damaged and couldn’t repair and I had to stomach an expensive job that took under three hours of work.
I was on the very final leg of a basement lighting project that I finished almost entirely myself with the help of a private electrician. There was very little work that needed to be finished, very little. Two power receptacles, two wall sconces and my already pre-wired cable I did myself to be wired to a dimmer switch. That’s it. I called Wire Nut and explained the exact details of the final leg my basement lighting project needed, including light drywall repair and they said that was well within the scope of their work, so I booked them for the following weekend.
The date of my appointment came so I asked my wife to stay home from work and wait during their window of arrival. She waited the entirety of that window, nobody showed. I called 45 minutes after the window ended to see what was up and they said their technician was working on another job. Nobody called us to inform us they couldn’t make our reservation! They didn’t even apologize. That was workable, billable time my wife wasted away from work!
They said they’d wave the $79 visit fee if I re-scheduled the next week. I should have just walked away then, but after a months long project being so close to finished, I just wanted it done. So I booked the following week. They called me the night before my next scheduled visit to warn me their technician would be busy with his previous job and may not make it until mid day, instead of the schedule morning. They gave me the impression he might not show up at all...again. So I made them assure me someone, ANYONE would be at my house to finish the work they agreed they would finish weeks prior.
To his credit, the technician did his work and was respectful of my home. But he explained he could not finish the very minor drywall repairs left behind from the lighting project, which the person on the phone when I first called said was within their scope. So the project is STILL not finished and I need to hire a contractor to do work the guy on the phone said they could do. The technician then spent a pretty long time calculating the payment and gave me a number of $1300!!! When he presented the stiflingly high number for the very minimal work needed, I wasn’t going to argue with a guy when it’s the company’s fault for dishing out stringent, flat rate prices for barely any work.
I prewired the entire project myself, installed all the back cans and lighting units, had already bought all the parts, I simply needed a professional to wire two power receptacles and wire my pre-wire to a switch! $1300.
I told him I would put in the lights myself then, essentially screwing in light bulbs, to bring the number down to $1100, work that took me five minutes that they were about to charge me $200 to do.
Wire Nut was at my house for 2.5 hours and charged me $1100, that’s $440 per hour for wiring a dimmer switch and two receptacles.
My basement lighting project is still unfinished, I have to find another contractor to repair drywall Wire Nut damaged and couldn’t repair and I had to stomach an expensive job that took under three hours of work.
4901 E Dry Creek Rd Suite 290, Centennial, CO 80122
Electrician
These guys were friendly, straight-forward, and saved me about $3,000.
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These guys did great work at a competitive price. They showed up when they said they would and went above and beyond to make sure we were happy with everything. Highly recommended.
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