Beard Electric Co

Unless you're a large business that they can't afford to offend, do not use!! My house was destroyed in August 2021 and had to be rebuilt. The restoration company used Beard because they heard that they were reputable. No, they are not. Since it had to be rebuilt, I opted to also run network cabling in every room of the house and subcontracted Beard separately at my expense. I met with Jacob and Matt from Beard and provided a Cad drawing of what was there and what I would like to add. Then it went downhill After they finished pulling/running the network cabling I had to wait until the Restoration company finished the drywall and painting to finish my end of the setup. What was contracted was 23 runs, with 7 of those having the ends put on so I could plug things into them as soon as they were done. What I got was 18 of the 23 network cables pulled correctly to the network room, 5 of the network runs pulled "way" too short by the network cabinet where they were to go. Two of the rooms the cables were run to the outlets with excessive cable of over 6 ft or more (had to tuck that into the wall), and two rooms were pulled with only 6-8 inches coming out of the wall, with one only being 4-5 inches long. On top of that I had to redo 5 of the 7 ends that I paid for myself because they were cross wired and wouldn't work properly. I first called the restoration company and complained, but they said they would pass a message on to have Jacob call me. I also called Beard after that and left a message for Jacob to please call me. I was told Jacob would call me back. "Three weeks later" Jacob finally called me, and basically told me that because there was "confusion" that they did the best they could and that if I wanted anything "changed" it would be billable. I pointed out that I didn't request a "change", just a fix to what I paid for. He refused and said that I would be required to pay again for anything I deemed needing to be fixed, for example what I said was 5 short cables and the short ones in the wall. And on top of that they wired the 240v outlet to my brand-new Electric Range wrong, and before I even used it, they had run over 120v of the 240v over a hot neutral directly into my new Range. When I pointed this out to Jacob, he said that he thought I was going to use a "Gas" range there, even though the Cad drawing showed a 240 electric connection. Who in North American even uses 240v's for a Gas Range????

not so well ..I needed a outlet replaced it was -but really not that much improvement-still unstable/wobbly when plug/unplug lights (Christmas). Also,,,I thought I needed a new light switch..I didn't , had juice to the socket but still unable to get light on ?? was unable to diagnose problem (even with calls to associates) other than replace the whole fixture, which I will do.. $140.00 for a job I could have done..my bad..

't 'I think I gave the correct cost of service, it could have been a little less. Anyway, Beard Electric came on the dad that they said they would, arrived right on time, & the young man that they sent did an excellent job trouble shooting our problem. We definitely will use them again!

After making an appointment for the replacement of two light fixtures, they called and offered to come earlier due to an opening in their schedule, which I appreciated. One fixture being replaced was recessed and the dropped ceiling tile had to be damaged to get to it. Not only did he change the fixture, but cut out and replaced the ceiling tile. All the work was done promptly and he swept up afterwards. I would definitely use them again.

The work went well, they did a good job, and I was happy with their service.

They were very prompt and fair. The guy put booties on his feet. He was very careful each time he came into the house. He was very professional. He traced down the problems and solved them. I was very pleased with their service. I would definitely use them again in the future.

I didn't find him so helpful on the drywall and had to redo some of it myself. He is very flexible and easy to talk to. He was very easy to work with. The cost was very reasonable. He was always here on time and very professional. I really appreciated how easy he was to communicate with, and very responsive to what I wanted to do. I would call him for any project.

When you have a small job to do, it is often hard to get contractors to accept your work. I called Beard becausee I had seen them on Angie's List. First good thing: someone with the ability to set appontments actually answered the phone! Many small contractors don't have a regular office staff. She said that they were mostly involved with larger jobs, but she arranged for the young man to stop and do my job on his way to a larger job. He was punctual, quick, knowledgeable, and friendly. This was an extremely positive experience.

The two technicians were on time, very pleasant and polite. One, after taking down a roof panel to run some cable, discovered that a small area (10 sq. ft.) I thought was insulated was not. He offered to insulate it if I could provide the materials. I considered that very helpful and made this vendor stand out from the competition.

My elderly mother-in-law's electrical service was pulled away from her house by a falling limb during an ice storm. The contractor sent someone to survey the damage and estimate the cost. They then scheduled the work, made arrangements with Duke Energy to turn power off, made arrangements with the New Albany city inspector to inspect the repairs, then had the power restored. They handled the job without my having to be there. I felt I got fine value for the money and would definitely recommend them. They are licensed to work in the City of New Albany.

They cleaned up after themselves. Lights worked. They were pretty knowledgable and efficient. They were higher than a previous estimate but I think it was because they had 2 people do the work.

The fellow who did the work was quick and did a good job. He was courteous and professional. He answered questions in a clear and helpful way. Beard Electrical charges $45 to come to a site, and $70/hr, but he only charged half an hour because it only took a few minutes.