CURRENT ELECTRIC LLC

Description of Work: I had three new 'lines' added to the house and and an outdoor security light replaced.

Description of Work: Checked circuit board and repaired outlets.

Description of Work: He installed a new outdoor security light. He was great! Very professional and took the time to answer some questions about some outdoor outlets.

Description of Work: Installed electrical outlets in garage

Description of Work: Updated electrical panel and repaired circuits; checked whole house electrical system and every outlet in our home and repaired those needing repair; repaired and replaced light sensor in our coachlight.

Description of Work: Rewired 1st floor bathroom, lighting, outlets, exhaust fan, changed wiring in a couple other areas.

Description of Work: I was given Chris' name by my contractor and hired him on 2 separate occasions. To be fair, the first experience was quite good, but unfortunately, the second was not so good. On the first visit, Chris installed recessed lighting in our basement, a hood over the range, a ceiling fixture, and a few other minor items. I asked him to move and replace an exterior floodlight which was directly in front of a double hung window since we were replacing it with a casement window. The window company would not be able to install it with the floodlight in the way, and the new window would not be able to open even if they could. Chris removed the old flood light and did not have the proper replacement fixture. He said it would be better to wait until the new window is in because he would hate to find out he hadn't moved the fixture far enough, which turned out to be a very ironic concern. He put electrical tape on the dangling wires and told me to call him after the windows were done. On his second visit, Chris replaced 2 ceiling fans, installed a wall-mounted ironing board, replaced our 3 exterior floodlights (moving 1) and a few other minor things. Working on the outside of the house, Chris supposedly moved the flood light out of the way of our new casement window, but never checked his work. I instructed him to aim 1 light on the driveway and the other into the backyard. He did not have a round plate with him to cover up the old hole, so he placed a rectangular plate over it, saying he would switch it out for a round one "next time", which was presumptuous as we did not have a "next time" planned. After his visit, I found I could only open the window 1 inch, because the light was too close. I couldn't reach out the window to correct it myself and didn't have a ladder tall enough to reach the roofline. This was a fire escape hazard. I called Chris who apologized and said he'd come fix it Fri. or Mon., but he never showed up. I called or e-mailed every 2 weeks asking him to correct it, but he never did. Once he answered his cell when I called and said he had hurt his knee and would come, but he never did. Concerned, I contacted his assistant who said he was OK and he'd have him call me, but he didn't. He wouldn't even return my contractor's calls. Finally my contractor ran into him at the Home Show and discussed my situation with him. Chris apparently told him I had changed my mind about where I wanted the floodlight, as if anyone would actually believe that I instructed him to place it so that my window would only open 1 inch, then changed my mind. Then the truth came out when Chris expressed concern that he might not be paid if he came out to fix it.