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"Absolutely fantastic. They were two of the nicest men I’ve met in a long time and their work was quick, clean, and professional. I hope they have success in their business. I might find an excuse so I can have them work on another project for me."

"Job went better than expected. He even offered tips on how to complete other task that I needed to do."

"Great, he had some good recommendations for gate location and other opening sites. He had the right tools and got the work completed as discussed."

"Called Family's Choice Electrical Repair to fix a lamppost that had stopped working. they arrived as scheduled (after several others declined the job for one reason or another) which was appreciated, but pricing presented by their electrician was unclear and the troubleshooting he performed only confirmed the problem was exactly what i had told him before any troubleshooting had started... $500... then additional $1500 for lamppost repair... $2k just seems an extremely high cost for the job. I acknowledge trenching a new line was not easy & took time, but the price charged seems very high. $200 of troubleshoot fee was applied to repair cost ($1500 was after discount!); think they should have at least applied entire $500 to repair cost... when i asked for an additional discount, i was told they couldn't go any lower with the charges... really??? They got the job done, but wouldn't recommend them because of their pricing; especially not to seniors on a fixed budget. Advise getting quotes from other electricians."

"Rob actually came to do the work on new years day because he was concerned about my security with the broken lock. It took a short time for a great sense odd safety."

"I would not recommend using this company. I purchased a cat safety plexiglass wall for my loft in my home. From the initial interaction, I should've known the product was not going to work. First, the merchant initially recommended a wall that had a very large gap underneath which would easily allow cats to slip through. I mentioned this concern, and a different wall was recommended. I received the wall, and there were multiple issues. First, there were no instructions provided, when the written agreement stated instructions would be provided. Apparently for the cat walls, no instructions have been created yet. This was confirmed via text message. Second, one plexiglass panel was damaged, while the another was cut approximately an inch shorter than the others. Thankfully the merchant replaced these 2 panels. Third, the merchant measured the plexiglass wall to where there would be a large gap between the last post and the drywall, again allowing for a cat to slip through. The merchant stated he designed it that way due to not wanting to hit some joist. However, again he must not understand that cats can get through large gaps. I had to have my handyman readjust the entire wall to try and close this gap, costing several hours of additional time. We hit no joist, so I do not understand why this was ever a concern. After finally getting the wall installed, my cats easily got around it, as he designed it where a cat can simply walk around the wall. This should've never been possible, as this company advertises that they create safety walls. I do not think the owner has a cat and therefore does not understand the areas that need to be blocked off to prevent huge falls from a loft to the bottom floor. I text the merchant about this, and he contacted his other customers who purchased the cat wall, and they have the exact same issue. If all the other customers have this problem, why is it not being addressed? The merchant then recommended I purchase plastic cat-friendly spikes from Amazon to deter the cats from walking around the wall. This completely defeats the purpose of a $1,800 wall. I disputed this charge with my bank which is a work in progress, as there is a breached contract regarding the instructions, and a large flaw in safety. The bank did inform me they don't have any grounds for legal action, so I might have to go through small claims court as a next step due to the breach in the contract."