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Oklahoma City, OK 73116
Serving the Oklahoma City area.
107 S 3rd St, Yukon, OK 73099
409 W Kansas Ave, Chickasha, OK 73018
2235 E Pleasantview Ln, Mustang, OK 73064
Extremely professional and personable. Very up front regarding pricing and what may or may not need to be done. Scott gave me an appt time and tol…
From Business: We are a local HVAC, plumbing, and electrical contractor in Oklahoma City. We are family owned and operated since 1988. We service both residential and commercial…
From Business: Matthews Trenching Co. has served the Oklahoma City area for over 68 years, providing commercial and residential electrical service at fair, competitive prices. T…
Great service and price. They had just what I needed. They have a convenient location just south of downtown.
From Business: Founded in 1909, nearly a century has passed since we first opened our doors. During this time, quite a hit has changed, except for our name and the way we do bus…
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Had a electrical problem associated with my AC unit in the dead heat of the summer. Vinnie at Libra Electric came out within an hour of my call and …
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From Business: Is your home or business in need of top-notch electrical services? Shriver Brothers Electric can help! Conveniently located in the heart of Yukon, Okla., we provi…
Came same day and had my electric problem fixed quickly. Very friendly and clean.
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From Business: Milam Ben Heating-Air Conditioning & Electric, Inc. has been in business since 1981. We are an authorized Trane Comfort specialist dealer and a factory authorized…
We love Hayes Electric, and won't use another electrician service in the area.Fast, professional, thorough, motivated, and affordable.HUGE thumbs up…
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Rude when giving the estimate. Unresponsive to phone calls and voice mail messages. Completed job how he wanted to do it ignoring our requests. But …
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Wow, These guys were great we had an emergency situation on a commercial job. These guys were out and had it fixed before the end of the day! Tha…
From Business: W. Bradley Electric, Inc. (WBE) has been setting industry standards for experience, education, customer service, and workmanship since 1977. Founded by William T.…
From Business: A A Electric & Plumbing Inc offers the best services in electric and plumbing repairs for the Tulsa, OK area. 24/7 emergency services are available.
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We had to have them come out to install a box for a new electric water heater. Turns out we had to get a whole new electrical panel. Jason was the t…
Needed my recepticals in my home updated to the new 3 prong. Called Robb Electric Inc. They came right out, changed all 17 recepticals in my house i…
Douglas came out and put in a few lights, a ceiling fan and a new switch or two. Excellent job, this was over one year ago; everything still works g…
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My overall experience with Osborne Electric was great from the estimate to the installation. Every representative I dealt with was very professional explaining the worked involved and answering all the questions I had. They were on time to every appointment and even gave me cost saving ideas as we discussed my various projects. I plan to us them in the future for all of my electrical needs.
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There are different kinds of electricians. Some mostly work with contractors to install and map out electrical circuits inside homes and commercial buildings while others lay wire for large projects such as telephone lines and traffic lights. Keep this in mind when narrowing your search for a professional. If you need a tradesperson to work on your home or building, contact an inside or house wire expert. These professionals specialize in designing and putting new electrical systems in place for houses and commercial buildings.
When you contact an electrical contractor, describe the job that needs completing. Maybe you have a large project, like a remodeling plan that requires new wiring, or a small one, such as replacing a light switch or socket. Let the electrician know. Not every person you call will have the training and know-how to do more complex work.
To further hone your search, make sure you ask electricians the following questions before hiring:
1. Are You Licensed?
Trades such as HVAC, plumbing and electrical work require contractors to carefully install complicated systems that could be hazardous if they're installed incorrectly. Therefore, most states require electricians to receive training and obtain a license before working. An electrician that's licensed is one that's competent and knowledgeable enough of his or her trade to install and maintain electrical systems.
Electricians must complete thousands of hours of training in order to get a license to practice their trade, so make sure not only the company you choose but the employees doing the work show you their license. When you view the license, ensure that it's up to date and that it's issued by your state.
2. Are You Bonded?
There's potentially a lot that can go wrong if a tradesperson like an electrician installs wiring the wrong way. To spare you and your home or office from subpar work, make sure the electrician is bonded. Being bonded means the professional has an intermediary that can pay for any damage caused to a property or foot the bill if the contractor fails to finish the job.
3. Are You Insured?
Besides a bond, you also need an electrician that's insured. Many states require contractors to carry some form of insurance along with their license. Insist that whomever you hire has the proper amount of insurance for the work you need done and call the insurer to check the policy.
See that who you hire for the job has liability and workers' compensation insurance so you don't end up paying for injuries or accidents caused by the company's work. Workers' compensation insurance means the business can provide for any of its employees if they're hurt on the job.
4. Is Your Business Licensed?
Not only should you check that the electrician is licensed by your state, you should also ask if his or her company has the certification to operate in your area. Both the electrician as well as the business he or she works for need licenses either issued by the state or local municipality.
5. Who Will Do the Work?
Ensure the person who actually comes out to complete the work is licensed, bonded and insured. You need to know not just the company that's doing the work but the person they're sending out to your home or building. Make sure the employee doing the job isn't an unsupervised apprentice. If it happens that the business uses a subcontractor, check with both the company and the tradesperson that the same kind of bond and insurance applies for that subcontractor as it would for an employee.
6. How Much Do You Charge by the Hour?
If you have a small and simple job that needs completing, such as a new light switch, then ask the electrician how much they charge for it before hiring him or her. When it comes to larger, more intensive and time-consuming work, you'll want to inquire about the contractor's hourly rate. Many tradespeople will offer to come out to your home or building, examine it and give you an estimate as well as tell you how much they charge per hour. It's best to get this in writing before proceeding.
While you're at it, call several electricians to come out to your home to give you an estimate on the work. This way you can get an idea of what the average price of the job will be.
7. Do You Offer a Warranty?
Many reputable tradespeople provide warranties for their work. Inquire if both the labor and parts the electrician uses are under warranty and how long the work is guaranteed for.
8. Do You Have or Need a Permit?
Depending on what kind of repairs or installation you need, your city could require a permit for the electrical work. Ask your electrician if the job calls for one and have him or her put the permit under his or her name. Ensuring the tradesperson obtains a permit will safeguard you from any blame if the labor turns out to be subpar.
Finding a trustworthy electrician isn't hard, but you must do your due diligence. Make sure whomever you hire is licensed, bonded and insured, and that the professional can show you proof of all three as well as get the necessary permit for the job. Besides these important factors, you can take further steps to guarantee you obtain a reputable tradesperson.
1. Get Referrals
Ask your family, friends or neighbors if they can recommend a professional to you and inquire if they're pleased with the work. Better yet, ask them if they can show you the project the electrician completed and ask them how long it took the worker to complete it.
2. Look Online
It can't hurt to also check electricians out online. Look for reviews, ratings and, most importantly, see if they have any complaints on file with your municipality or with your local business bureaus. If former customers filed grievances against them, you may want to steer clear.
3. Ask for a Quote
Reputable electricians will give you a quote for small work over the phone if you ask and will travel to your home to quote you a price for larger jobs. Be wary of one that declines to give you an estimate or insists that he or she charge you for coming out to your house.
4. Ask Them About Their Experience
Being bonded, licensed and insured is all well and good, but you also need an experienced professional to do the work. With that said, interview electricians about past projects they completed and how many years they've been in business or how much training they have.
5. Be Wary of Suspiciously Low Estimates
Watch out for contractors that greatly underbid other electricians. If the price seems too good to be true, it probably is. Also, always remember to get the estimate in writing before settling on a company.
While all electricians need a license, not all of them do the same types of jobs. They are usually split up into three groups: outside, inside and residential.
Outside: These types of electricians work outdoors on electrical lines that connect to power plants.
Inside: Inside experts typically focus on commercial and industrial buildings that require a lot of power.
Residential: If you're a homeowner, you'll most likely need to hire an electrician that specializes in residential wiring. Residential electricians work with low-voltage systems and wiring to install fuse boxes and light fixtures.
Like many trade groups, electricians learn their craft by going to vocational schools and shadowing professionals on the job. In order to become a full-fledged professional, a person must undergo an apprenticeship with master and journeyman electricians. An apprentice needs 8,000 hours of practical work before graduating to the journeyman level.
If an apprentice reaches journeyman status, he or she can complete most electrical work but cannot design it until completing more testing along with 2,000 more on-the-job hours.
Many do-it-yourself enthusiasts might be inclined to fix electrical problems around their home, but they risk shock and bodily injury. It's always best to call a licensed electrician, even if you have something as small as an improperly working wall outlet.
Keep the following safety tips in mind: