Excellent experience all around. I needed to run 100 A service to my detached garage which was running at 60 A, although, poorly. I had used Henry's in the past to install an outlet in my attic (for cameras), but for some reason, decided to first get a quote from another Electrician. That Electrician never came out and had me send them numerous pictures via text and explain what I needed. He even stated my current box was 100 A and needed to be upgraded to 200 A, but this was not true. None of the pictures I sent would have shown this which was the red flag for me. Even during this process I had to continuously chase him for updates. Finally they came back and said just to upgrade my house panel (100 A to 200 A) to accommodate the 100 A to the garage subpanel would be $5,000 -- and after that, we could discuss the garage upgrade. The discussion ended there, and I called Henry Electric as I should have done in the first place. Charles came out the next day and I walked him through what I wanted to accomplish. The same work I was quoted $5,000 for was $1,100. This included a new breaker box with plenty of room for expansion and a much needed upgrade from my main panel which was installed in the 80's and was quite a mess. This was the proper reason for a panel upgrade, not some lie used to bump up the cost of the job like the first Electrician I contacted. Overall (New main panel, underground wiring to garage, and new garage subpanel), the cost was $2,150. That's less than 50% of the previous quote for 1/2 of the work. I scheduled the service for the following Wednesday which was perfect as I work from home on Wednesdays. I dug the ditch from my home to the detached garage myself to save some money (regretted that decision 10 minutes in :) ), and found that the original wiring was 3" underground at best, and the wiring used wasn't even rated for 60 A. Code is 18" depth, so I'm very happy to now have the conduit 18" below ground and a MUCH heftier wire that is actually rated for the proper amperage. Charles was fantastic! He kept me informed of the process, any issues he came across along the way, and how he was going to resolve those. It ended up taking much longer than expected, but Charles said he would be back the following morning to finish the work, and he showed up, as stated, to complete it. He even brought a tool for me to use to chip away some concrete to allow the electrical conduit to sit flush with the garage side wall. Again, saving money for work I could do myself and saving me from having to rent a tool which would have defeated the cost savings. Charles finished the job and it turned out perfect. I will be installing my own outlets in the garage and he was kind enough to provide me with tips/recommendations for this. Even with the job taking longer than expected with the few hurdles encountered along the way, the cost was just what the estimate stated. I will use Henry Electric for any future work I need and would not hesitate to recommend them to my friends and family.