Kings Electric and Air Conditioning

Kings Electric is a horrible company that took total advantage on my elderly mother with dementia. They forced her to pay for work they did not complete. Furthermore they forced her to pay for an additional invoice she never signed or had seen for $2500 ,$ 750 for a $91 permit and $1500 for 3 smoke detectors. Lauren told my mom if she paid the original invoice before end she wouldn't have to pay any other charges and Kings would hold out $100 until the permit passed. This company is cold,heartless and liars. DO NOT TRUDT THIS COMPANY ESPECIALLY THE ELDERLY.

Everything was perfect! They are always on time and complete their work with care. We would call them again if needed.

They were great on time and knew right away what the problem was I would recommend them to anyone with a/c problem or electrical again thank you so much Anna De santis

Tech was awesome. Scheduling was a breeze. Highly recommend

Great! Tech was awesome. Scheduling a breeze

Excellent service. Efficient, knowledgeable and took the time to explain everything very carefully so that I could understand what was done. A real pleasure to have Ralphie perform the needed services.

Very well. Ryan was on time, professional, friendly and a great conversationalist. He was quick, disposed of all old/discarded parts, installed a weather-proof box better than the one I had before. I was very happy with the timeliness of the company response to my request and their customer service.

It went GREAT. Technician Ryan arrived promptly within the allotted time. He was very pleasant, courteous, professional, and efficient. He resolved the issue I was having with the bathroom outlets (4). He was very thorough and extremely neat in the cleanup. I highly recommend Ryan!! He is indeed an asset to your company!

It went absolutely great my tech was very informative. Showed me everything and explained. Great experience.

Professional, friendly, cleaned up after them selves. 5star on every one of them

very professional, friendly and made me feel comfortable. wore shoe protection and mask

professional, kept informed, had masks on the whole time. Cleaned and tidy.

Kings Electric did a wonderful job working on my home. I will definitely recommend them to my friends.

Gonzalo called before arriving and was very thorough and professional. He was very adept at was he was doing and communicated every step of his process and even though his diagnostic efforts did not identify the root cause, he spent a lot of time pursuing it. As it is an intermittent issue, I knew it would be elusive. I would not hesitate to call Kings Electrical again.

Went well. King’s Electric came ti check out an issue we were having with an outlet that kept tripping in the garage. They sent us a photo of their tech and let us know when he’d be arriving. He was prompt, professional, friendly and thorough. He explained everything he was doing and why, and made sure everything was buttoned-up before leaving.

Kings Electrical Contractors has done an exceptional job rewiring and installing a new breaker switch. Had explained in detail the work being performed and the time going to take was prompt and courteous. I will definitely use this company again. Thank You

It went great, everyone I talked to was so pleasant and professional. Send a wonderful man named Ryan to our house to take care of our problem. Will be using Kings Electric & Air Conditioning as our main repair company.

The serviceman wanted me to pay him first before he could put Freon in my A/C. The A/C stoped working 3 days later. I would not use this company again.

They are deceptive about the 'TRUE MINIMUM COST" of repairs. They gave me a "dispatch" fee on the phone and I was told that the tech would give me a flat fee estimate for the repairs. What I was not told, however, was that he would not even diagnose the issue until I agreed to the $232 "minimum repair fee", no matter how simple the issue was. After I sent him away without paying him, a very angry and aggressive dispatcher called me and argued that she gave me the info. Several minutes after, she finally admitted that the $232 fee was not mentioned during our original conversation because SHE HAD NO WAY OF KNOWING what it would be. It is printed on their forms and the technician was well aware of it, so how could she not know? Deceptive and very nasty when caught in a lie! Stay away from this company.

They did a good job. They pulled the appropriate permits. The work has held up.

They quoted us one thing on the phone the lady did and then when the guy got here he said yeah no. He was with one of the owners. He told it is this much money just for diagnosis and then from there you know then we charge you. The price did not match with what the woman told me. I did not have him do the work and said no thanks goodbye and then he wanted to charge me just for them coming out which I just I was willing to pay. That is not what I was quoted I talked to the woman on the phone and then she tries to get aggressive with me and then I said no thanks. They left without pay.

Mon 8/11/2014 7:25 am Coral Springs FL. We paid Kings Electrical Contractor $4,500 to replace a Rheem 5 ton air conditioner including permits around 5/14. Apparently he gets some additional cash from Florida Power and Light. The a/c was off less than a day, and the work got completed after I'd guess about a month; i.e. he does the installation, and then time passes as Coral Springs inspects and certifies, a process I have absolutely no objection to, but it does take time. ... Kings' service was a little flaky; things like guy showing-up, leaving to get a tool and never coming back. But it all got finished. I kind-of got the impression a 5-ton a/c might've been too small a job for them; if that's not the case, they should improve their service. MAJOR COMPLAINT Anyway that's not my major complaint, which follows. 1. Kings did *not* tell us that our 5-ton a/c was a little short for our apx. 3,700 sq. ft. place. My knowledge of these apparently-arcane matters is derived entirely from internet rumors; for instance http://www.ebay.com/gds/How-many-tons-do-I-need-to-cool-my-home-/10000000002054384/g.html suggests for our Florida "red" zone that I can get "5 tons" to cool "2401-3000 sf". We were replacing the unit before the really hot season in Florida, because it was old-enough and who wants an old air conditioner to fall over in August? However, we only got here last year in August, at which time we couldn't really assess the air conditioning situation since what with ceaseless renovation the doors and windows were open half the time, so we didn't really have any idea how it would perform. My advice to those in a comparable situation is, if you can, wait and live through at least one hot season with the system operating normally before making a/c decisions. 2. The square footage is "on the edge" for two units, which is apparently what you do for larger houses -- with, I assume, ridiculous additional complexity, annoyance, and expense. 3. In any event, we probably would've stuck with the 5 tons, for economic reasons at least. So far in our Florida August, with careful ceiling vent adjustment and manual thermostat setting -- i.e. to around 74 degrees instead of my actual desired target temperature of 78 -- the house hasn't gotten much above 81 degrees, and I'd be OK with 85 probably. 4. I suspect that Florida houses are often "snowbirded" so they're actually *not occupied* in the summer months, and maybe Kings silently made that assumption. We of course plan on *enjoying* the July and August heat. CONCLUSION Kings Electrical installed a new Rheem 5 ton unit competently. Their service could've been smoother (but was *far* from unacceptable). They *did not*, with all their professional knowledge, inform us that 5 tons might be inadequate for the location. jgo * owenlabs.org

The electrician replaced two of the light bulbs in about five minutes. The third was stuck and it took a few minutes to dislodge it. So maybe it took ten minutes to change all the bulbs. Then the electrician looked at the overhead light in my dining room. He checked the bulb and twisted the dimmer a few times. The light them came on but the dimmer must be damaged in some way because now the light will only turn fully on or fully off. To my total amazement the electrician told me the charges were for Level 1 Diagnosis of Lights and that I owed $ 194.06 My regular electrician who was not available but who is highly praised by Angie's List would have charged me $100.00. A handyman would have charged $50. If you want what in my opinion are rip-off prices THIS is the place to call. I would not use them again if my life depended upon it. Please do not confuse this King's Electric with another similar sounding company on Angie's List. This place has paid Google a lot of money to be listed first under "Electricians" and their customers foot the bill. AVOID!!!!!!!!!,

I would recommend them. The service was very prompt as they were responsive on a Saturday. The communication was very good from the office. John did the work and he did an amazing job. He was very prompt, courteous, and efficient.

King's Electrical Contractors provided electrical service at a condo I rent in Plantation. Upon arrival at the condo, the service technician called to say that he needed to do a diagnostic service to determine why the lights were flickering and why the thermostat kept cycling on and off. He called twenty minutes later to report that a breaker going to the microwave/lights circuit was bad and needed replacement and that the thermostat needed replacement. Even after the service, the thermostat continued to cycle on and off and the repairman came back and replaced the thermostat, stating it must have been a defective thermostat that he installed. The problem continued. The service technician returned to investigate further. Upon a more thorough investigation, it was determined that I have a clogged drain in the AC unit and I need an AC repairman to fix this. The problem was not a defective thermostat, yet I had to pay $200 for a thermostat I didn't need. Had the problem been more thoroughly investigated (more than a 20 minute diagnosis), a proper dianosis could have been made. Instead of calling me and reporting the problem, as I requested, the information was relayed through my tenant. The problem seems to be a defective diagnosis. Had the repairman been more thoroughly trained, he would have seen that more than one problem could have existed and if the new thermostat didn't solve the problem, he could have reinstalled my old thermostat (which is simply a plug in thermostat) and investigated the problem in more detail. As it is, I have an airconditioning repairman coming today to investigate whether or not I have a clogged drain, which is another bill added to the $625. already spent on this project. The office seemed annoyed that we complained when the problem wasn't solved and while they did send someone out to check on the problem, they never called me to offer an explanation of what the technician discovered on the last visit only talking to the tenant. I'd caution you to be very careful of this company. I would not use them again and I do not recommend them.