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"Took them forever and still not done , I would stay far away"

"When the plumber got to my home and he went under the house to look at the water lake that I had he took pictures. Of what needed to be done? He said, I needed a new water pressure valve to stop the water lake. Tell me it cost $300 for water pressure valve when it doesn't. And they're not needed a water space, it plugged off and one replaced. Charged me $900. He left the underpinning down. Did not put it back like it was. The water lake is there. I don't have no hot water. Haven't had no hot water since the day. He'd done it, call them, come back out. Did not fix it Got in the truck and left. Never said a word. I try to live on $811 a month. They took every penny I had and did not fix it. So no I would never use them again. And if you're a single woman, don't call them. Out, because they we'll rip you off. I had to have back surgery i have rods screws middle plate in my back and I cannot get down to crawl under the porch to put the underpinning back so when it gets cold enough for "

"Best in the business him em a call"

"Robbed, flat out. Took me for supplies, came back with partial (old crap) and then never showed, after weeks of excuses. Wife, supposedly, and himself. Look this guy up, he just robs people and seemingly gets away with it. Also seems to do shoddy work. DO NOT USE THESE PEOPLE. Willing to rip off older people as well. Is he still in the area? Probably moved on to newer hunting grounds."

"I was told that charges would begin when they left their shop and would end at the completion of the job. Sadly, I was charged for a trip to and from, neither of which was in the proposal. In speaking to other electrical companies as well as my own 45 years of experience as a home improvement contractor, installing a couple of bath exhaust fans is clearly a one man job, and should've cost around $350 - $400 total. However I found upon their arrival that the company policy is to send 2 men per job whatever the job. I provided a ladder for easy access to the hugely open attic and then proceeded to observe the next 3 hours one man doing 95% of the work as the other basically watched. No problem... accept that I was being charged $70 per hour per man and then told by the rude and unreasonable office personnel, Victor, that he was informed by the techs that I probably would be unhappy with the high charges. Being charged a $280 trip charge as well as $70 per hr. for a "gopher" is pretty excessive. I would never recommend Lloyd's Electric to anyone and am sorry I had to experience using them even once. They did say they enjoyed my wife's fresh German chocolate cake as well as the remainder roll of my "special" tape they took!"