Martin's Electrical & Lighting Company

"Wow, my first bad review and from a customer that I did NO business with. I did visit her house. I did offer another more up to date Whole House Fan from QuietCool, and gave her some round about prices, but she graciously declined and wanted to continue with her old noisy 1970's industrial fan. So I dropped the subject right away. [member name removed] was the one that said her motor was bad, said they had the same issue a couple years prior. Gave me all the information regarding it because this was not the first time it had happened. She mentioned that they tried to find the motor but the product was not available any longer, due to part numbers change etc.... I took all the information that she had with me. I spent over 4 hours researching the brand of fan, only to find out they are no longer in business and had been bought out by another company. Even with all that information there was still no resolution with finding a motor. I had called [member name removed] and told her that I could not find a motor for her, gave her all the information I had found with the new company. I find it unbelievable that someone would put a bad review for someone that did NO business with them. I didn't charge her any money for any of my time. She paid $0. Why would you want to give someone a bad review for that? Jeopardize my home, my family, my health, my only source of income? Why don't we just put my kids and my family on the street, maybe that would make her happy. Why would someone be so cruel? I grew up with the phrase, "If you have nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all" I had to at some time cut my losses due to the amount of time I had spent not able to find what we were looking for. She forgot to mention how happy she was that we offered to reinstall the fan louvers and the fan controller that had been removed from a family member prior to us showing up. How much did I charge her? $0.00. I'm glad she found what she was looking for. With the internet, she and I both have all the same available information. Sounds like they may have just had better luck finding the motor than I did at the time. On top of it all, she ended up saving a good amount of money not having to have a motor replaced. What my time was worth: $325.00 How much She Paid: $0 Honest Electrician: Priceless"