Top 10 pool & spa wiring services in Shoreview, MN
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Top questions to ask before hiring a pool & spa wiring specialist
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 Shoreview pool & spa wiring services
Appalling business practices. Theft by swindle came to mind. Power went out on Black Friday. Zach came out and charged $199 "emergency fee" and diagnosed main breaker was arching and sparking. Said that they don't make parts for that 200 amp panel anymore...
On several occasions I have had a couple of the electricians to my home to work on various projects. Each time, the office team was very friendly, thoroughly explained what I could expect and kept me in the loop for timing. The electricians were thorough...
I had just a few items I needed done at my home. Scheduling was painless; the electrician called when they were on their way as promised and work was completed efficiently. I would refer Randy's Electric to my parents if they still owned their own home....
They are great. Contacted Tim on Wednesday morning and he was to my home that afternoon. Fixed the problem. Would definitely recommend them.
Did good work. Matt is a treat to speak with and has great communication skills. Enjoyed working with them.
Used this company for 2 remodels. On both projects they did an exceptional job.
We have had fantastic service. Scott has always shown up on time. I find the companies prices reasonable. Judy is so friendly and helpful whenever I have called with a question. I highly recommend Greeder Monder Electric.
Do not use this company. I am not sure how they have any positive reviews, but they came out, charged almost $300 to tell me that we needed over $6,000 worth of work. Because that seemed so high, we had a second opinion, who simply replaced a GFCI for $2...
Cost us 1,000 and electrician used old part that are now broken 6 months later and had to get real electrician to fix it.
