Michael Sawicki Electrician

Great job. Michael showed up promptly and got right to work. Professional and easy to work with. Thorough cleanup. New vent is great, and I'm so happy to have the switches on the wall to select fan only or light only or both.

Resolved issue same day I called he also change out other GFI plug

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It went perfectly. No evidence of disturbed plantings. Great job.

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This is not the first time using Michael. As always, the attention to detail, respect for our property and work done, was impeccable. Will continue to be my first call for any electrical and will recommend. Jim

He did a great job. He was professional. He was on time. He spoke to me about everything.

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Michael is easy going. Quiet, efficient and professional. |

Very thourough. He came up with a better solution than I had been considering.
Hard worker-no and quot;down timeand quot;.

Very satisfied with the work. appeared on time to be let in and cleaned up aflter himself

We hired Michael to do a lot of electrical work in our home. He replaced numerous lighting fixtures, installed a chandelier, replaced a lighted ceiling fan, added canned lights in several rooms, added a coaxial cable outlet and regular outlet, added under-cabinet lights in the kitchen, and rewired some of the electrical panel. Michael was quick, efficient, prompt, clean, and gave some great suggestions and options. We would not hesitate to use him again.

I would use him again.

Mike solved an ongoing problem with outdoor flood lights that operate on motion sensors. He also did a great job installing a 50 AMP service for our Motorhome which we keep in our yard.

I spent about $800 for their services. The job was perfect and the water heater is working perfectly. The guy shows up when he says and I have never had any problems with him. He calls you right back if you call him. The price is about medium, but he does good work.

The story is not finished yet, but so far it is going better than expected!

Mike was prompt, professional and did quality work.

He responded to my voice message. He came out to the house to scope the job of installing smoke detectors and some overhead lights. He bought the necessary parts, arrived when he said he was going to and worked very diligently, quietly and cleanly to get it all done. I hardly knew he was here. Once done, he presented me with his bill - very reasonable. And that's was that. I never felt although this was a very small job that I was being treated any differently than his customers who have big expensive projects for him to do. He's now my "Electrician of Choice!"

Mike is the picture of professionalism. He does excellent work, arrives on time, answers questions patiently and doesn't talk down to you. He even went out of his way to get an outlet that matched the rest of our fixtures. He wanted everything to be just right and he did a fantastic job.

When I returned to our summer home for the first time since television went digital, the upstairs outlets did not work beyond basic cable services. The cable company determined that, while the analog station (basic cable) signals were fine, the digital signals dropped off precipitously on the two second floor outlets that I wanted to use. This is likely due to the way the cable lines were installed when the house was built in the early '80s -- they were secured with staples which probably punctured part of the cable somewhere or it is smushed between floors somewhere along the way. Fine for analog signals, apparently, but a deal breaker for digital ones. So new line needed to be run but we didn't want to start smashing down walls to do it so it would have to be fished inside the walls. Ultimately, Mike was able to run a cable to only one of the outlets because he could bring it from the basement up through the garage and into the second floor wall of the bedroom. That is probably not a difficult task for an electrician with some experience. But... Mike spent a considerable amount of time trying to find a way to run it up from the basement to some attic which would have made it possible to have a new, functioning outlet in the second room. I mean, he tried everything, fishing from the basement trying to reach the attic and also fishing from the attic (very unfinished and not a pleasant place to be) down to the basement. Ultimately, because of the way the house was built, it was not going to be possible to run a cable to have fully functioning outlets in both rooms, but it wasn't for lack of Mike trying! And, still, he charged the original estimate for the project, which was just to run the cable from the basement, through the garage and up to the second floor into one room. I did not realize how long he had been here until after he left and I looked at my watch at which point I sent him another $50 to thank and compensate him for the extra time spent. (It's not his fault that homebuilders in 1984 didn't anticipate digital TV!) He had done work for my father a few years ago to repair an outside light and my father was very pleased with his services then. He'll be back after his vacation to fix another outdoor light. I highly recommend Mike Sawicki to anyone in need of an electrician. He will tell you what he can do and what he can't, but he won't tell you he can't do something until he is certain he can't do it.