
Mr. Electric of Huntsville
About us
Established in 1994, Mr. Electric® is a global franchise organization providing electrical installation and repair services. Recognized by Entrepreneur magazine among its “Franchise 500,” Mr. Electric franchisees provide these services to both residential and commercial customers at almost 200 locations worldwide. Mr. Electric is a subsidiary of The Dwyer Group, Inc., family of service franchises. Mr. Electric is now one of twelve service brands owned by The Dwyer Group. Each brand shares a Code of Values and culture to live by, which not only outline how we work in a professional environment, but also how we live our daily lives.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Appliance circuits. Breakers. Fuses. Ceiling fan installation. Maintenance. Code corrections. Data. Communication lines. Dedicated computer circuits. Exhaust fans. Hot tubs & spas. Lightning design & maintenance. Outlets. Circuits. Security lighting. Landscape lighting. Panel upgrades. Smoke detectors. Surge protectors. Ground fault interrupt circuits. Troubleshooting. Track & accent lighting. Transformers. Generator installation- Generac Licensed Dealer and perform service and maintenance.
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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"Thank you for choosing Mr. Electric for your electrical needs. Looking forward to serving you again in the future."
"Thanks for the feedback! We're glad to see you would use us again."
I had the Geek Squad over to hang a TV and was told that they do not do Electric work. I called Mr. Electric and they were able to send someone over. When he got here the Geek squad had been here for a couple of hours and needed the electric to finish the job. The Mr. Electric tech showed up and looked at what had to be done. When he told me the price was going to be over $500.00 I about gagged, but I was in a bind and had to bite the bullet. I told him to go ahead and do the job. He started to do the work and I happened to look at the clock to see what time it was as I was expecting a call. The tech came back in about 30 minuets and said that he was done. The guy shows me a bill for about $1200 dollars telling me that I needed GFE outlets in the laundry room. I told him no and he charges me the $550. Mr. Electric charged me over twice as much for a half hour job while he geek squad worked for 4 hours and did a lot more complicated work.
I am in a new home and I had a neighbor come over and found that he was with the IBEW Electrician union and I told him what I paid and he said if I would have called the shop it would cost about $175 to $200 to do the same job. He went on to say that by code I really did not need GFE breakers in the laundry room..
I had called Mr. Electric before to get a quote on a simple job of adding smoke detectors and on that occation I got another electrician to do the job for much less. I thought it was a quirk, but I find out that it is the way they do business. Needless to say I will never call Mr. Electric again. I would not say that they are a rip off as they did do the job, but I will say that they are way overpriced and would advise anyone to call around before letting them do the job.
Licensing
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