MASTER ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

Ron and his guys are the BEST!! They performed extensive work in my house as subcontractors during two earlier remodeling projects. I didn't hesitate to call him when planning this one.
This was a "gut" and rebuild of the kitchen requiring extensive changes to the wiring. They came to make initial changes when the kitchen was gutted. This included removal of two large fluorescent ceiling light boxes, disconnecting appliances, running wiring for recessed lights, under-counter lights, pendant lights, replacing gfi plugs, and checking the wiring in the garage and kitchen area. 
Once the kitchen was near completion, they came back and installed the lights, reconnected appliances, and assured all switches and plugs worked properly. 
Ron and his crew did a great job, and I completely trusted the integrity of the work performed. I would highly recommend him and will definitely call him again in the future.

Our new home wiring is substandard. We built our new house with an oversized garage to use as a shop and put 220V outlets in it. Master knew we were planning to use it as a shop and they still used small gauge wiring instead of larger wiring. The wiring is too small to provide more than 15 amps ( 15 amps is enough for a small drill ). Now every time I use a power tool that pulls a large load my breakers trip and I have to constantly go to the breaker box and flip the switch. They also wired GFI's in series so when one of the GFI's trip I have to go to each and every outlet in the garage and push the button on the first in the series to get the outlet I am using to come back on. Needless to say I am looking behind everything in the garage to find that one outlet. There is nothing to do about the wiring now other than tear out all the sheet rock and insulation and rewire the whole thing. We also don't have a doorbell yet because they didn't bring the wiring to the front door and I am going to have to tear out sheet rock to get it there. They sent an electrician out twice for that and they never could find the wire. I hired someone independantly and they found it but it is halfway up the wall adjacent to the wall it should be on. Before we began construction, we wanted 220V 3 phase and they told us that we couldn't get 3 phase electric in the house. They just didn't want to do it. They basically lied and said 3 phase was not available in our neighborhood and that it would cost $10,000.00 for Oncor to put it in. As it turns out the next door neighbor had 3 phase 220V and Oncor hooked ours up for free. In the end, Master electrical finally put in 3 phase - but, they made the connection incorrectly so that all our 110V electrical outlets had 220V and I blew out 2 vacuums. We had to figure out that they made the connection wrong because they swore that they had done it correctly. When we told the electrician about that particular problem his response was "Well it's easier that way". The "ease" he was refering to must have been his own "ease" because I know it wasn't my "ease" to which he wasng. Needless to say I am looking behind everything in the garage to find that one outlet.