Top 10 smart home conversion services in Greeley, CO
Top questions to ask before hiring a smart home installation company
A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.
Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?
Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.
First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.
Recent reviews for Greeley smart home conversion services
Glanz Electric has been my go-to electrical company for many years. They always find a way to fit us into their busy schedule and maintain excellent work ethic. Having been born and raised in FoCo, the Glanz name has been one that the locals know and love...
Tom Glanz was contacted by our land owner to install a 50 amp breaker & electric socket for our RV back on 4/25/17. He agreed to be done in 3 weeks, our arrival date. On 5/24/17 , the work still had not been done. The land owner called him & he claimed th...
This company used to be called The Electric Guy LLC. The owner closed it and opened a new company called Advanced Electrical Repair LLC. The owner, Benjamin DeVries, has had multiple lawsuits against him for failure to complete work. I was one of his cust...
Benjamin came in, did an estimate that took about 15 minutes; ordered the whole house fan; and as soon as it arrived, showed up with another guy and installed it in about an hour. Works flawlessly, and the unit he recommended (that "cadillac" model, as o...
We recently moved into a house with a large entertainment room in the basement, perfect for a TV and sound system. After getting quotes from several companies, we were impressed most with the professional advice from Sound Investments. Working within our ...
After moving to Loveland in August of 2013, I began reaching out to A/V installers and Home Theater builders in Northern Colorado. It was a bit discouraging at first, because it's hard to distinguish between those who only work on million-dollar projects...
