Best phone repair technicians near Dunkirk, MD

"They were able to get a technician to our office same day on a Friday . Phones were fixed and we were back in business. Excellent Service!"

I’m good at what I do. There’s not much I won’t do just looking to fill my time with some side work I work for the power company full time and have a lot of extra time on my hands.

With years of hands-on experience in the electrical field, I bring both technical expertise and project leadership to every job I take on. As a licensed journeyman electrician and electrical project manager, I specialize in delivering safe, efficient, and high-quality electrical solutions for residential and commercial clients.\n\nFrom troubleshooting and repairs to full-scale installations and project oversight, I take pride in doing the job right the first time. My approach is built on reliability, clear communication, and attention to detail—ensuring every project is completed on time, up to code, and to your satisfaction.\n\nWhether you need a small fix or a full electrical upgrade, you can count on professionalism, transparency, and quality workmanship every step of the way.

"Found company on facebook, was able to communicate via massenger/email/text/phone call/in person smoothly. Convenient local drop off. Fast service and easy transaction."

"Last Friday, I called Shayne after finding his name in Angie's list. He was very prompt in replying and scheduling an appointment. We had been surviving for months with only one phone line, because Verizon had not been able to find the problem inside our home. Shayne quickly and systematically moved through the 4 floors of our large home, and found where the problem was. After a bit more than two hours he found the short circuit, repaired it , and went through the house reconnecting each extension. And he charged a reasonable price for the very good work. He was very pleasant and professional, clearly knew what he was doing (which was not the case with Verizon) and was clear in communicating what the issue was. We strongly recommend him and would use him again. In fact we asked him to come back to help us clear all the old telephone lines that have accumulated in an old house over the years. He immediately sent a budget and has already returned and completed the job.  "

"An excellent professional...who knows his business. Very easy to schedule appointment. On-time and highly efficient in his work activity. Great trouble shooting ability. Identified my problem quickly....explained the problem and fixed it. He fixed my 4 home phones quickly. His cost quote on the phone was exactly what he charged me. I will request his expertise again if I have a phone problem. Good communicator and a nice person to work with."

"Very good phone person who understood and led me to the solution."

"Very happy with service. Friendly and professional . Went out of his way to resolve problem with phone carrier"

"He was very nice to talk with and repaired our washing machine. He even helped sweep the water out."

"My father-in-law had an old (1994) RCA VCR that no longer had an audio output. Since he's 87 years old, he had no desire to "learn" how to operate a new unit. At a fair amount of cost and a whole lot of hassle, I shipped the unit to the RCA contract repair facility (Venturer Electronics, a/k/a Alco Electronics, in Ontario, Canada). Two weeks later, I received the unit back in the mail unrepaired, with no explanation. It took me another long and irritating hassle with several "customer service" representatives to find out why the unit had not been repaired -- no parts for the VCR any longer, they finally said. Fortunately, a few weeks earlier I had stumbled across Mike Phelps through a reference from Graffiti Audio (in Bethesda, MD), when I asked whether they repaired TVs. I had called Mike -- who makes house calls -- and he seemed quite knowledgeable, but the TV problem ultimately resolved itself. I decided to call Mike again, not expecting that he could repair an electronic "antique" when RCA's own contract facility could not -- but there was no harm in asking. To my surprise and delight, Mike said that he frequently had calls for just this sort of thing -- repair of old unsupported electronics equipment that people didn't want to abandon -- and he expressed complete confidence that he could repair the VCR. I dropped the unit off for his pick-up at Graffiti Audio, and, true to his word, Mike delivered it to me in like-new condition three days later! (I hadn't asked Mike for a cost estimate first, since, given the history of the VCR, price wasn't really an object for me, but I had no problem with Mike's charges.) Mike doesn't advertise, has no store front, and no e-mail (!), so he's not easy to find. If I hadn't inquired of Graffiti, I never would have found him myself. I'm really glad I did, because It's obvious to me that Mike is an "old school," highly skilled electronics technician. He knows how to repair electronics at the component level (the VCR had a blown capacitor), and isn't just a module "easter-egger." (Ironically, I later found that the Washington Post had written about Mike in a January 28, 2007, article entitled "Fix Machines That Time Has Passed By." The reporter, Dan Zak, had almost exactly the same kind of "antique" electronics problem and the same outstanding experience with Mike that I did.) While my experience with Mike was admittedly limited to repair of an old VCR, I have no doubt, after having met and talked with him, that Mike can perform much larger audio-visual repairs and projects; for example, he holds himself out to accomplish home-theater and whole-house audio-video installations. Mike is a very impressive guy whom I will call again for any A-V electronics repair needs!"