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"I called KADI Electric and left a voicemail message explaining what I needed and my contact information. My call was returned by Susan, and she made arrangements for Eddie to come a few hours later same day. Eddie arrived after discussion and confirming what was needed and went to work and completed the job without any hesitation. He had regard for my property and asked if I had any questions or concerns. After this first visit with this company, I was very confident and made arrangements for future work to be done. Work was completed promptly and the work area was left just as it was before work was started. Eddie’s experience speaks for itself. KADI Electric is now in my contacts under electrical work, and I will not hesitate to call when services are needed again. I would highly recommend KADI ELECTRIC.."

"He answered all my questions and concerns gave great advise and fixed the problem."

"The electrician team came in and diagnose the problem upon doing some investigation. Soon after they promptly provided a reasonable quote. After they received.thengonahead , they quickly got to work on the project and did a fantastic professional job. I am happy with the work they performed and exhibited a high level of professionalism. Great job! Thank you!"

"This company and especially electrician, Robert Waldie, were great. The company was responsive, timely and reasonably priced. Robert Waldie was courteous, professional and efficient. I highly recommend both the company and Robert Waldie."

"The outlet that was installed behind the flat screen tv was accidentally (without my knowledge or request) connected to a light switch. This error was not discovered immediately and only after extended periods of cable and television issues did I learn about it. Meanwhile the accent lights were connected to the same switch as all of the existing adjacent ceiling lights (although the electrician and I specifically discussed the need to be able to control them separately for the purpose of "accentuating" the art without the spotlights being diffused by the existing ceiling lights. In my rush to leave town for a scheduled trip, I didn't double check the work but when I returned, I contacted the company and explained the problems. The original electrician was no longer employed by Bolt but multiple others came to my home, acknowledged the issues and agreed to make them "right". I was also told there would be no additional charge to fix these errors. They couldn't figure out how to properly disconnect the light switch from the tv so I agreed they could tie off the wires behind switch plate and essentially make a "dummy switch". With the tv issue "fixed the best they could" and with the commitment made to now fix the accent light problem, I moved forward with the installation of the fans and was rightfully charged a fair amount for this "incremental" work. But once I paid for the fan installation I was told that the accent light issue would not be corrected... unless I paid additional money and the once-friendly work team just walked away. They told me the owner would call but he didn't. I left multiple messages and finally was told that the owner (Patrick) was aware of my issue but had stated that I received accent lights according to their documents and he would not be calling me back. The company denied that I had any conversation about separate switches for the accent lights (even though its own electricians agreed the work was done improperly) and pretty much told me to pound sand. It would have been nice (not to mention appropriate) for the owner to at least return my call. I won't do business with Bolt again."

"I will start this review with a positive: they were prompt. Everything went downhill fast. I called for an estimate on the install and relocation of an electrical box for a wall mounted light fixture. The original fixture was a flourescent unit that was still mounted to the wall, however, I wanted to mount a new fixture and would need the wires relocated approximately 4 or 5 inches to the right (requiring a new junction box and electrical box). The two techs arrived and went to work in the bathroom. They closed the door. I should not have let them do that. Rookie mistake. They decided the best way to look behind the light fitting was to rip it completely from the wall (breaking it in the process) and to also leave hot wires protruding from my wall (thanks, now I don't have a working light and I have hot wires sticking out of my wall). Next, they had to look for a stud that may be in the way. Rather than use a handy-dandy stud finder that you can buy in a hardware store for about $10, they decided that the best course of action was to just hack away at my bathroom wall. They then declared with great pride: "yep, there's a stud there". I could have told them that myself without punching a hole in my wall. After that, they then informed me (with a straight face), that the cost of the job would be $600. I think you should be paying me $600. Thanks for wrecking my bathroom. Maybe consider a career in demolition? Just a suggestion."

"Great, fast and knows his trade"

"Great work"

"It started well and started replacement fairly quickly. Almost too quick but understandable based on the permit from the city and the electrical company. After speaking with electrician, we agreed that the riser would either have the original boot or a new boot. After job is completed there was no boot, i called them to see what can be done and i was told that nothing can be done. Not happy at all with that when i asked for the boot to be installed. Now i have to pay someone else to install the boot. This makes no sense, after speaking to pther professionals in the industry , i was told that silicone on roof instead of a boot is simply not acceptable."